Tongkat Ali Extract, Panax Ginseng Extract, Fenugreek Seed Extract, Mucuna Extract, Epimedium Extract (5%-98% Icariin / 5%-60% Icariins)

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Product Name: Tongkat Ali Extract
Botanical Name:Eurycoma Longifolia Jack
Part used:Root
Appearance: Brownish Yellow or Light yellow powder
Specification: 4:1  10:1 /Regular Powder/ Eurycomanone 1-3%
Storage Period: 24 Months

Package: 1kg/bag 25kg/drum

Test Method: HPLC
 

Product Name:Panax Ginseng Extract
Botanical Name:Panax Ginseng   
Part used:Root/ Leaf & Stem
Appearance: Brownish Yellow or Light Yellow powder
Specification: 4:1  10:1 /Regular Powder / Ginsenosides 20-80%
Storage Period: 24 Months
Package: 1kg/bag 25kg/drum
Test Method: HPLC/UV
 

 

Product Name:Fenugreek Extract 

Botanical Name:Trigonella foenum-graecum L
Part used:Seed
Appearance: Brownish Yellow 
Specification: 4:1  10:1 /Regular Powder / 50% Fenusides
Storage Period: 24 Months
Package: 1kg/bag 25kg/drum
Test Method: UV

Product Name: Mucuna pruriens Extract
Botanical Name: Mucuna pruriens
Part used: Bean
Appearance: Off White powder
Specification:   4:1  10:1 / Regular Powder / L-Dopa 5-99%
Storage Period: 24 Months
Package: 1kg/bag 25kg/drum
Test Method: HPLC
 

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Product Name	Epimedium Extract
Botanical Name	Epimedium sagittatum or Epimedium Grandiflorum
Part Used	Leaf
Appearance	Brownish Yellow to White Fine Powder
Specification	4:1 10:1 Straight Powder 5-98% Icariin  5-60% Icariins
Storage Period	24 Months
Package	1kg/bag 25kg/drum
Storage Conditions	Store in cool and dry places. Keep away from strong light and heat.
Description Epimedium is a dense, rhizomatous, clump-forming, usually deciduous perennial plant that grows about 10-15 inches tall and 18-20 inches wide. The plant is found growing in moist deciduous woodlands in the hills as well as calcareous rocks in moist woodland. The plant prefers average, acidic, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils in part shade to full shade. It also prefers loose, organically rich loams with consistent moisture in part shade. The plant has bright red stems. Leaves Leaves are both basal and cauline and can either be biternate or triternate. Narrow ovate to broad ovate leaflets (to 2-4" long) have spiny-toothed margins, cordate bases and acuminate to acute tips. New leaves emerge in spring with beige to bronze cast but quickly mature to medium green. Flower Individual flowers are divided into 4 parts with 4 smaller sepals outwardly. These are greenish in color and shed as the flower opens. On the inside, there are 4 large petal-like sepals which are mostly brightly colored. Inside these sepals are the true petals of the flower. They have a complex shape along with a 'spur' which produces nectar. This spur is longer than the sepals and the flower has 4 stamens. A particular genus called the 'bishop's hat' has a peculiar shape of the flowers with the spurs longer than the petals. Health benefits Epimedium has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries to treat a wide array of conditions and ailments. Currently there is no scientific confirmation backing up the following claims, however, anecdotal evidence recommends taking Epimedium  may be effective for the following health conditions: 1. Muscle Strength Epimedium consists of Icariin which is actually a powerful active ingredient that is responsible for many of its effects, including the increased production of proteins, which can boost cell growth and help to increase muscle strength at a rapid rate.(1) 2. Bone Health Research has discovered that regular consumption of this herb is able to improve mineral uptake and lower the risk of osteoporosis. By increasing bone mineral density and preventing the leakage of minerals by the body, this herb can keep you strong and flexible as you age.(2) 3. Aphrodisiac Perhaps the most famous use of this herb, it is able to regulate the levels of stress hormones in the body, which can prevent symptoms of low sex drive and menopause. Additionally, the antioxidants present in this herb can dilate the blood vessels and increase circulation. This means that proper blood flow to sensitive reproductive areas will be increased, thus alleviating the symptoms of erectile dysfunction in some men.(3) 4. Cancer Prevention With antioxidant properties in this potent herb, supplementation can aid in preventing many different chronic diseases, such as cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, and coronary heart diseases. Antioxidants can eliminate free radicals in the body before they can cause cellular mutation.(4) 5. Balances Hormones Epimedium naturally balances hormone function without being an actual hormone itself. This could be helpful for women experiencing hormonal fluctuations during PMS or menopause. The herb may also reduce the incidence of dangerous side effects related with many hormone therapies. 6. Relief from Menopause Symptoms Epimedium may encourage balanced estrogen and estradiol levels in women, hopefully providing a beneficial effect for those with menopause. In one animal research, researchers compared epimedium extract against a common menopausal treatment. They found that the natural plant chemicals in epimedium, like icariin, proved dynamic effects of bioactivity longer than a conventional menopause drug. Further testing is needed before we can determine if these same effects are replicable in humans. 7. Considered a Natural Aphrodisiac Epimediummay be able to help normalize cortisol levels and reduce some of the negative effects of stress on the body, which can include lowered sex drive, mental fatigue and various problems with hormonal balance or sexual performance. By helping to normalize testosteron and estrogen levels, it may be useful for combatting symptoms like low energy, involuntary ejaculation and vaginal dryness. 8. Supports Skeletal Health Research has demonstrated that icariin, among other active phytochemicals in epimedium, may prevent bone loss in postmenopausal women. One research found a significant difference in bone health between groups of women taking an epimedium supplement than the group taking placebo. 9. Soothes Sore Joints Traditional Chinese medicine often make use of epimedium as a natural therapy for joint discomfort - a condition that can negatively affect a person's quality of life and be a huge, constant energy drain. Mainstream research has been a little slow in reviewing the traditional use of the herb, but so far animal models support the traditional application against the condition. 10. Controlling Asthma Research carried out in China has shown that Epimedium can be helpful in alleviating airway inflammation by decreasing the activities of some proteins that are responsible for the production of leukocytes in inflammatory areas in the lung, thus helping with controlling the effects of asthma. 11. Anti-Ageing Properties Flavonoids contained in the Epimedium extracts reset the age related metabolites to a younger level such as saturated fatty acids, unsaturated fatty acids and amino acids. Hence it can be used as an effect anti-ageing drug.

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