Lugar de origen: | China. |
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Nombre de la marca: | Tonking |
Certificación: | ISO, HACCP, KOSHER, HALAL |
Número de modelo: | Extracto de tk-rizoma picrorhizae |
Cantidad de orden mínima: | 1 kg |
Detalles de empaquetado: | 1 kg por bolsa, 25 kg por tambor o personalizado |
Tiempo de entrega: | 3-5 días hábiles |
Condiciones de pago: | T/T, Western Union, Moneygram |
Capacidad de la fuente: | 3000 kg por mes |
Apariencia: | Polvo amarillo marrón | Parte usado: | Raíz |
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Especulación: | 10: 1 20: 1 | Calificación: | Grado de alimentos |
Aplicación: | Suplementos de atención médica | Duración: | 2 años |
Muestra: | 10-20g | Paquete: | 1 kg/bolsa, 25 kg/tambor, o como su solicitud |
Natural Chinese Traditional Herb Rhizoma Picrorhizae Extract Powder
Rhizoma Picrorhizae refers to the dried rhizome of Picrorhiza kurroa, a perennial herb native to the Himalayan regions (found in India, Nepal, Pakistan, and China). It is a small, hairy plant that grows at high altitudes.
It holds a paramount position in various traditional medicine systems:
Ayurveda (India): Known as Kutki or Katuka, it is one of the most important herbs in Ayurvedic medicine, revered for its liver-protective and bitter tonic properties.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): Known as (Hú Huáng Lián), which translates to "Foreign Yellow Coptis." It is used to clear "deficient heat" and damp heat, especially in the liver and gallbladder.
The extract is a concentrated form of the bioactive compounds obtained from this rhizome.
Product Name:
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Rhizoma Picrorhizae Extract / Hu Huang Lian Extract |
Part Used |
Root
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Spec./Purity:
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10:1 20:1 |
Appearance:
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Brown yellow powder
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Grade | Food grade |
Shelf Life:
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24 months
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Package:
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1kg/ Bag, 25kg/Fiber Drum
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Application
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1. Functional foods
2. Healthcare supplement 3. Medicine field
4. Beverage
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Rhizoma Picrorhizae Extract (Kutki/Hu Huang Lian) is a powerful, evidence-based herbal medicine with a primary focus on liver protection, detoxification, and reducing inflammation. Its potent effects are driven by unique compounds like picrosides and apocynin.