Guggul Extract

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Guggul extract:- Guggul is the yellowish resin (or gum) that is produced by the mukulCommiphora mukul tree, a small, thorny plant that grows throughout northern India. Guggul is also referred as guggul gum, guggal, gugglesterone, guggul, gugulu and gum gugal. Guggul plays a major role in the traditional herbal medicine of India. It is often combined with other herbs and used in the treatment of arthritis, skin diseases, pains in the nervous system, obesity, digestive problems, infections in the mouth, and menstrual problems. Features 1.High Quality Product 2.Made from Natural Sources 3.No Artificial Color &Flavour 4.Free From GMO 5.GMD-ISO 22000 Certified Specification:- Product Name Guggul Standardized Extract Product common Name Sanskrit Guggal, Devadhoopa Bengali Guggal Gujarati Guggal, Gugguru Hindi Guggulu, Guggal Malayalam Guggulu, gulgulu, Marathi Guggala Kannada Guggulu Tamil Maishakshi , gukkal Telugu Guggal Botanical Name Commiphora mukul Part Used Gum Standardized For Guggulsterones2.5% by HPLC Guggulsterones10%by UV Country of origin India Uses and Application Adaptogen Microbiological Data Total Plate Count Less than 1000/gm Yeast & Mould Not more than 25/gm E. Coli Absent Salmonella Absent Guggul Benefits High cholesterol: Studies show that a 14-27% of LDL cholesterol and 22-30% of triglycerides levels were reduced when guggul was given to men and women with high cholesterol for 12 weeks with no change in diet or exercise. Several clinical studies were published in the Indian Journal of Medicine (volume 84) in 1986, Indian Pharmacoepia and in the Journal of the Association of Physicians in India (vol. 34 & 37) all stating the efficacy of guggul in lowering LDL cholesterol and triglycerides. Atherosclerosis: Two compounds, Z-guggulsterone and E-guggulsterone, appear to be responsible for guggul lipid's cholesterol-lowering effects. Guggul also appears to boost levels of "good" cholesterol although the exact mechanism i