水飛薊提取物 
英文名稱：Milk Thistle Extract 
CAS: 84604-20-6 
分子式: C25H22O10 
分子量: 482.4388 
植物來源: 菊科水飛薊屬植物水飛薊Silybum marianum （L.） Gaertn.[Carduus marianus L.]，的全草及瘦果。以瘦果入藥。 
有效成分:水飛薊中的主要有效成分是黃酮類物質,包括:水飛薊賓(Silybinin) A、B、水飛薊寧(Silydianin)、水飛薊亭(Silychristin)、Dehydrosilybinin、Isosilybinin A、B等,總稱為水飛薊素(silymarin) 
檢測方法：HPLC UV 
產品規格：水飛薊素 ≥80.0%（HPLC） 
產品性狀：淡黃色粉末 
產品用途： 
1. 保肝作用 
水飛薊素為保肝的主要活性成分, 具有再生作用, 可刺激新的肝細胞形成, 改善肝功能; 同時具有肝細胞膜保護作用, 預防細胞毒素浸潤肝細胞, 並提高膜結構缺損的恢復能力。 
用於肝炎，尚可用於治療肝硬化，脂肪肝，酒精引起的肝損害，代謝中毒性肝損傷、膽結石和脾臟病等 
2. 抗氧化 
水飛薊素的酚羥基提供氫原子而有強大的抗氧化作用。它們具有清除自由基特性,抗脂質過氧化活性。 
3. 降血脂 
水飛薊賓能抑製成年大鼠心肌細胞質膜Ca2+通道, 抑制食物誘導的血膽固醇過高,降低極低密度脂蛋白 (VLDL) 與低密度脂蛋白 (LDL), 升高高密度脂蛋白 (HDL), 可用於心血管系統疾病的治療。 
【臨床功效】 
水飛薊提取物主要用於病毒性肝炎、急慢性肝炎、肝硬化、高脂肪肝、營養代謝性疾病和心血管疾病。 
包裝規格：25公斤/紙板桶或根據客戶需要定製包裝 
保質期：24個月

產品詳詢:13657416805

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