About Product Information:
Name: Aloe Verb Extract
Plant of Origin: Aloe vera L.
Part Used: Leaf
Apprearance: Yellow or Light Yellow crystalline Powder
Specifications: Emodin 98%, Aloin 20%-90%, Barbalion(A+B): 20%,40%
Active ingredient: Emodin ;Aloeemodin; Aloin; Barbalion
What is Aloe Verb Extract Emodin in Hunan NutraMax Inc.?
Emodin, a member of the anthraquinones family, is a resin that can be found in many plants,
but is most often extracted from the rhubarb plant and Polygonum Cuspidatum. Some of the
many potential uses of this substance include its use as a laxative, its ability to mitigate the impact
of diabetes, and as a part of anti-cancer therapy. The main side effects of emodin are nausea,
diarrhea, and damage to the liver or kidneys.
Where will Nutramax’s Aloe Verb Extract be used for?
1.a new type of anticancer agent with selective sctivity.Otherwise, from the newly
results on immunosuppression research, it might be used as prevent and cure allergic diseases;
2.It increases the intestinal water content and the stimulation of peristalsis, so that can cure astriction,
especially useful for mid-age or elderly people ,while it can promote appetite and accelarate to execete
toxic substance in intestinal;
3.Utilizing its function of slimming fat can make your body more sharply and charming;
4.With its function of whitening and moisturizing skin,it can be make your skin more elastic and soft;
Also can prevent damage from UV radiation;
Application of NutraMax’s Aloe Verb Extract:
1. Applied in the fields of food and health product , aloe contains a lot of amino acids, vitamins, minerals
and other nutrients, which can help body with better health care;
2. Applied in pharmaceutical field, it has the function of promoting tissue regeneration and anti-inflammatory;
3. Applied in cosmetic field, it is able to nourish and cure the skin.
NutraMax's Technological Process:
Raw Material → Immersion in water → Filtering → Purification → Concentration in Vacuum → Killing of Bacteria → Drying → Powder
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