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Vine Tea Extract

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Abstract:Vine Tea Extract Latin Name:Ampelopsis grossedentata Part Used: Leaf Active Ingredient: 1%-98% Dihydromyricetin Appearance: Brown yellow to white Powder Test Methold: HPLC CAS No: 27200-12-0 Molecular Formula:C15H12O8 Molecular Weight:320...

Vine Tea Extract

Latin Name:Ampelopsis grossedentata
Part Used: Leaf
Active Ingredient: 1%-98% Dihydromyricetin
Appearance: Brown  yellow to white Powder
Test Methold: HPLC
CAS No: 27200-12-0
Molecular Formula:C15H12O8
Molecular Weight:320
 


Introduction

Vine Tea is a traditional ethnic medi-cine with a history of more than 700 years of use in China. 
Vine Tea Extract contains 17 kinds of amino acids necessary for human body such as leucine,
 isoleic acid and methionine, and 14 kinds of trace elements such as potassium, calcium, iron, 
zinc and magnesium, especially rich in high active flavonoids and dihydromyricetin. 
Rattan tea is rich in more than 19 kinds of bioflavonoids, and the total flavonoid content is up to 39.25%.
 
Vine tea, Chinese medicine name. It is the branch and leaf of the large-leaved snake grape of the vine family.
 Its chemical constituents mainly include dihydromyricetin, populin, rutin, quercetin, steroids, 
amino acids and polysaccharides, and other components.Dihydromyricetin, mostly extracted 
from a woody vine plant in the genus Vitis, also extracted from Jujubae, dihydromyricetin 
is the extract of the vine plant Garcinia Cambogia, the main active ingredient flavonoids in Garcinia Cambogia.
Dihydromyricetin, extracted from vine tea or hazelnut. The main active ingredient is flavonoids,
 which are widely used in health foods.
 


Function

Vine tea extract dihydromyricetin powder is extracted from the stems and leaves of
 Ampelopsis Grossedentata (commonly called vine tea). Vine tea extract
 dihydromyricetin is mainly used in liver protection and alcohol anti-intoxicant supplements and skin care products.
 
Antioxidant Effects – Helps neutralize free radicals, reducing oxidative stress and cellular damage.
 
Liver Protection – Supports liver health by promoting detoxification and reducing alcohol
-induced liver damage (DHM is known to aid in alcohol metabolism).
 
Anti-Inflammatory Properties – May help alleviate chronic inflammation and related conditions.
 
Cardiovascular Support – May improve blood circulation, lower blood pressure, and reduce cholesterol levels.
 
Antimicrobial Activity – Exhibits antibacterial and antiviral effects, potentially aiding in immune support.
 
Blood Sugar Regulation – Some studies suggest it may help manage diabetes by improving insulin sensitivity.
 
Neuroprotective Effects – May support brain health and protect against neurodegenerative diseases.
 
Weight Management – Some research indicates it may aid in metabolism and fat reduction.