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=== Lutein === |
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5%,10%,20%,40%,80%,90% |
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English Name: |
marigold flower |
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Latin Name: |
Tagetes erecta L. |
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1,Microcapsules (polymeric coating of the labile substances)
Lutein content is no less than 5%~80% HPLC
2,Microcapsules Lutein 10% granule. HPLC
a. Low ash, impurity, heavy metal, solvent residue.
b. Technology steadily, quality controls strictly.
c. Complete product tracing system and techinic support. |
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Yellow fine powder or Deep red granule.
keep 1000kgs in store.
Package: Vacuum-packed in silver paper bags, 1kg/bag, 10bags in one barrel
Storage:Protect from light and heat. Store in cool, dry, airproof and non-pollution conditions. |
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| Food grade lutein powder is obtained from marigold flower under the processes of fermentation, extraction, concentration, saponification, and separation. Its main components are xanthophylls and dextrine |
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Lutein is a natural pigment of the carotenoid family. It is widely found in nature, mainly in vegetables and fruits. In the human body, Lutein is found in tissues such as liver, pancreas, ovaries, and testicles and in the macula, lens and retina of the eye. Just like other carotenoid, lutein acts as an antioxidant, protecting cells against the damaging effects of free radicals and/or as a filter in light sensitive tissues such as the eye macula, lens and retina. Unlike ß-Carotene, lutein is not a Vitamin A precursor.
It is increasingly recognized as a key factor in maintaining the health of the macula, an area in the back of the eye's retina that creates the sharpest vision. Free radical damage from sunlight and other environmental factors generally results in the onset of Age-Related Macular Degeneration.
Lutein is not made in the human body and has to be obtained from food (preferably spinach, kale, collard, broccoli, and peas). Nowadays, Lutein is becoming an increasingly popular active ingredient used in the nutritional supplements industry. |
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