1. 红曲米提取物Red yeast extract

红曲米提取物

拉丁名: monascus purpureus

提取部位: seed

有效成分: 莫纳克林

含量: Monacolin K0.1%-3%, Lovastatin0.1%-3%

规格: 5:1,10:1,20

检测方式: TLC

CAS号码.:75330-75-5

外观: 红色粉末

中国传统药食两用品，用中国特有红曲霉菌在大米中发酵培养而成，已有上千年的使用历史。本品性状为红色粉末，色调纯正，光热稳定性好， ，安全无副作用，PH适用范围广。

 

产品功效：

 1.具有健脾消食，活血化瘀的作用。

2.用于降血脂，降低总胆固醇，还原酶抑制剂，直接抑制HNG-coA还原酶，阻断胆固醇合成。

3.洛伐他汀（美降脂）能有效降低杂合于型家族性和非家族性高胆固醇血证患者的血清胆固醇含量。

【有效成分】：洛伐他汀（Lovastatin）
【提取溶剂】：乙醇
【过筛孔径】：80目，100目
【科属分类】曲霉科
【成分】含淀粉酶、胡萝卜色烯类。

【性味】甘、温，无毒。
【性质】系酿造中的副产品，不仅烹调食物用以着色，并入药。
【归经】肝；脾；胃；大肠经
【产品指标】：湿度小于4%重金属小于10ppm霉菌小于100cfu/g农药残留无大肠杆菌无沙门氏菌无绿脓杆菌无

产品详询:13657416805

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