Description
The olive tree (Olea europaea) produces oleuropein abundantly in its leaves as well as in the olive fruit itself, and special processing techniques now allow for the extraction of a stable, standardized form of oleuropein. Olive leaf extracts and their oleuropein constituents are best known for their blood pressure-lowering effects, but the latest studies reveal their health benefits extend well beyond that. Additional anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties offer promise in fighting atherosclerosis, diabetes, cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, and even arthritis.
Characteristics
Product Name | Olive leaf extract powder |
Latin Name | Olea europaea |
Other Name | |
Active Ingredients | 10:1 20:1 6%~60% Oleuropein,10% 20% 25% Hydroxytyrosol |
Cas No | 32619-42-4 |
Part Used | Leaf |
Appearance | Brown Yellow Powder |
Extract Solvent | Hot Water Extraction Ethanol Extraction Dual-Extraction (most effective for higher concentrations) |
Packaging Details | 1 kg 2kgs 5kgs Aluminmum Foil Bag / 25 Kgs drum |
Shelf Life | 24 Months |
Stored Storage | Store in cool and dry places.Please Keep away from strong light |
As we covered earlier, there are three primary Olive powders available:
Olive leaf powder | 100% No Mix Nothing more than dried kelp powder. The cheapest and least effective form available. | Brown Yellow Powder |
Olive leaf extract | A powder that has been through an extraction process, usually listed as a ratio such as 10:1. | Brown Yellow Powder |
Standardized Kelp Extract | Produced with an analytically verified amount of active ingredients. The OleuropeinHydroxytyrosolcontent concentration will be listed. 6%~60% Oleuropein 10% 20% 25% Hydroxytyrosol | Brown Yellow Powder |
Application
1. Applied in food field, often used as additives.
2. Applied in daily necessities field.
3. Applied in pharmaceutical field.
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