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GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE EXTRACT
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Gymnema Sylvestre has traditionally been used in the treatment of arthritis,
gout and diabetes. One of its interesting properties is its ability to suppress
the sensation of sweetness.
It has been shown that Gymnema Sylvestre may:
- Reduce blood glucose levels
- Show promise in the treatment of Type 2 Diabetes
- Inhibit insulin inactivation
- Reduce and normalize plasma lipids
- Prevent reduction of lean body mass associated with
diabetes
- Regenerate the islets of Langerhans
- Normalize blood sugar levels
- Increase islets and beta cells in experimentally induced
diabetes
- Enhance endogenous insulin production
- Inhibit the absorption of sugars in the intestine
GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE DRY EXTRACT 25%
SPECIFICATIONS
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ITEMS
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Description
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Greenish-brown colored powder
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Solubility (Alcohol 60%)
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75.0% Min.
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Identification (TLC)
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Positive
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Ash
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10.0% Max.
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Particle Size
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40 Mesh
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Loss on Drying
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5.0% Max.
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Heavy Metals
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20 ppm Max.
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Bulk Density
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0.3 – 0.7 g/ml
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pH
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4 – 7
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Gymnemic Acid
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25.0% Min.
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Microbiology:
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Total Plate Count
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10,000 CFU/g Max.
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Yeast & Mold
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1,000 CFU/g Max.
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E. Coli
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Absent
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Salmonella
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Absent
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S. Aureus
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Absent
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P. Aeruginosa
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Absent
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GYMNEMA SYLVESTRE
EXTRACT
75%
SPECIFICATIONS
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ITEMS
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Physical
Characteristic
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Identification
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Positive for Gymnemic
Acids
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Plant Part Used
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Leaves
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Appearance and Color
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Dark Greenish Powder
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Odor
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Bitter
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Taste
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Bitter
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Particle Size
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NLT 90% through 80 Mesh
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Bulk Density
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0.5-0.7
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Chemical Analysis
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Gymnemic Acids
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NLT 75% Gymnemic Acids
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Loss on Drying
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NMT 6%
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Carrier
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None
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Impurities
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Total Heavy Metals
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< 10 ppm
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Lead
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< 2 ppm
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Mercury
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< 0.5 ppm
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Arsenic
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< 0.5 ppm
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Cadmium
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< 1 ppm
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Microbiology
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Total Plate Count
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< 1,000 cfu/gm
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Yeast & Mold
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< 100 cfu/gm
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Escherichia Coli
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Absent
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Salmonella
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Absent
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