About Ivy leaf

Ivy Leaf  Extract alleviates bronchitis and helps patients with asthma. Bronchitis and asthma are different diseases, but they have one feature in common-in both conditions the mucous membranes of the airways produce large amounts of phlegm or mucus and this hinders breathing. If the bronchi are narrowed further still by inflammation the patient may even become short of breath. Scientific investigations have shown that a special extract from ivy leaves can give definite relief from such symptoms, without any risk of the adverse side effects which may be associated with certain therapeutic agents of chemical origin. In a large scale clinical trial comprising 99 adults between 25 and 70 years of age with acute or chronic bronchitis the efficacy of ivy leaf extract was compared under double-blind conditions with that of Ambroxol. 

 

Ivy leaf extract Main function:

1. Ivy Leaf Extract has the treatment of joint pain and lower back pain.
2. Ivy Leaf Extract can effectively resist to carcinogenic substances in the nicotine,
3. Ivy Leaf Extract has the function of promoting blood circulation and detoxification. 
4. Because of its multiple pharmacological effect, Ivy Leaf Extract aslo be used as health-care medicine.
5. Ivy Leaf Extract Applied in cosmetic field, ivy as raw materials of skin care products appeared on the market.

Ivy leaf extract Application:

1.Pharmaceutical as capsules or pills;
2.Functional food as capsules or pills;
3.Water-soluble beverages;
4.Health products as capsules or pills.

 

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Specification:

ITEMS	STANDARD	RESULTS	TEST METHOD
Assay: Hederacoside C	≥10.0%	10.25%	HPLC
Appearance	Brown-yellow Fine Powder	Complies	Visual
Particle Size	98% Pass 80 Mesh	Complies	80mesh Screen
Extract Solvents	Water and Ethanol	Complies	------
Loss on drying	≤5%	3.76%	5g/105C/4hrs
Ash	≤5%	3.61%	2g/525C/3hrs
Solvent Residual(Ethanol)	<5000ppm	Complies
Heavy Metal	≤10ppm	Complies	ICP/MS
Pb	≤1ppm	Complies	ICP/MS
As	≤1ppm	Complies	ICP/MS
Cd	≤1ppm	Complies	ICP/MS
Hg	Not Detected	Complies	ICP/MS
Total Plate	≤1000cfu/g	Complies	AOAC
Yeast &Mold	≤100cfu/g	Complies	AOAC
Salmonella	Negative	Negative	AOAC
E Coli.	Negative	Negative	AOAC

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