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| Commercial name | Ginseng |
| Botanical name | Panax ginseng |
| Botanical family | Araliaceae |
| Plant part | Stems & leaves |
| Origin | China |
| Manufacturing place | China |
| CAS# | 22427-39-0 |
| Extraction’s method | Solvent Extraction |
| Extract ratio | 25-30:1 |
Ginseng extracts
Panaxosides also called, are found only in Panax ginseng. A massive search was devoted to these molecules, the original plant is appreciated for over 7000 years for its medicinal properties.
Ginsenoside
IDENTIFICATION DATA
SPECIFICATION
| Composition | Method of analysis | |
| Ginsenosides | NLT 80% | UV |
| Organoleptic Specification | ||
| Aspect | Fine powder | Visual |
| Color | Light brown | Visual |
| Odor & Taste | Characteristic | Organoleptic test |
| Physical Specification | ||
| Particle size | NLT 95% pass 80 mesh | 80 Mesh screen |
| Moisture Content | NMT 5% | USP34-NF29<616> |
PROPERTIES
Anti-stress
Immune stimulant
Improves liver function
APPLICATION
Medicinal: Treatment of sleep disorders and nervous exhaustion, reducing passenger stress
Pharmaceutical: Treatment effects of anemia, treatment of impotence
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