bitter melon extract Charantin/powder CAS NO.57126-62-2

Introduction

In traditional herbal medicine, bitter melon is thought to stimulate digestive function and improve appetite. This has yet to be tested in human studies.Being a relatively common food item, bitter melon was traditionally used for an array of conditions by people in tropical regions. Numerous infections, cancer, and diabetes are among the most common conditions it was purported to improve. Unripe fruit, seeds and aerial parts of Momordica charantia Linn. have been used in various parts of the world to treat diabetes. The leaves and fruit have both been used to make teas and beer or to season soups in the Western world. Nowadays Bitter Melon capsules and tinctures are widely available in the Western world where in herbal medicine they are being used for diabetes, HIV and other viruses, colds and flu and psoriasis.

[English name]:  Bitter melon fruit extract

[Place of origin]: China

[Part Used]: Fruit

[Latin Name]: Memordica cntia L.

[Active ingredients]: Charantin, ration extract

[CAS]: 57126-62-2

[Specification]:10% 20%, 5:1 10:1....

[Test method]: HPLC

Function

Anti-Diabetes (Hypoglycemia or Blood Glucose Lowering, adult-onset diabetes or type-II diabetes)
• Anti-HIV
• Psoriasis Treatment 
• Anti-obesity
• Anti-malarial
• Anti-cancer
• Demulcent (Ache Relief)
• Aphrodisiac

Application

1.  Applied in food field as functional food additive , such as beverage ,liquor and foods;

2.  Applied in health product field , it is added into various kinds of health products to

 prevent chronic diseases or relief symptom of climacteric syndrome.

3.  Applied in cosmetics field, it’s added into the cosmetics with the function of delaying 

aging and compacting skin, thus make skin much smooth and delicate. 

4.  Owning estrogenic effect and reliefing symptom of climacteric syndrome

In traditional herbal medicine, bitter melon is thought to stimulate digestive function and improve appetite. This has yet to be tested in human studies.Being a relatively common food item, bitter melon was traditionally used for an array of conditions by people in tropical regions. Numerous infections, cancer, and diabetes are among the most common conditions it was purported to improve. Unripe fruit, seeds and aerial parts of Momordica charantia Linn. have been used in various parts of the world to treat diabetes. The leaves and fruit have both been used to make teas and beer or to season soups in the Western world. Nowadays Bitter Melon capsules and tinctures are widely available in the Western world where in herbal medicine they are being used for diabetes, HIV and other viruses, colds and flu and psoriasis.