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~Lycopodium Serratum Extract

General Information:             

1.Parts of plant used: Spore;
2.Type of extract: Liquid-solvent Extraction;
3.Appearance: Light yellowish powder;
4.Grade: Pharmaceutical grade&Food grade;
5. Storage: Keep from moisture and heat strictly but in a cool and dry place;
6. Shelf life: 2 Years;
7. MOQ: 1kg;

Specification:

1. Lycopodium Serratum Extract  Huperzine A 1-99%;

2. According to your requirements or demand;

Main Function:

1. Lycopodium Serratum extract can improve memory, thinking, and behavioral function in people;
2. Lycopodium Serratum extract as a treatment of myasthenia gravis effective drugs, better than new Ming;
3. Lycopodium Serratum extract may also protect neurons from cell death caused by toxic levels of glutamate;
4. Lycopodium Serratum extract used as raw materials can be made of alzheimer's disease prevention and health food;
5. Lycopodium Serratum extract is also the treatment of AD in a randomized controlled trial of its effect on cognitive function;

Application:

1.Lycopodium Serratum is luxuriant plants, it has the total of eight varieties of medicinal plants in China.China is the biggest wild sugihara. Huperzine A extracted from a club moss (Huperzia serrata), is a sesquiterpene alkaloid and a powerful and reversible inhibitor of acetylcholinesterase (AChE) with on- and off-rates;
2.Lycopodium Serratum extract has been used in China for centuries for the treatment of swelling, fever and blood disorders. Huperzia serrata has demonstrated both memory enhancement in animal and clinical trials and neuroprotective effects;
3.Lycopodium Serratum has potent pharmacological effects and, particularly since long-term safety has not been determined, it should only be used with medical supervision. Huperzia serrata extract may have some effectiveness in Alzheimer's disease and age-related memory impairment. Huperzia serrata extract has been used to treat fever and some inflammatory disorders, but there is no credible scientific evidence to support these uses;