Article |
Blueberry extract |
Ingrédients actifs |
anthocyanes & Anthocyanosides |
spécification |
15% 25% |
Partie |
Fruit |
Apparence |
fine poudre pourpre |
Méthode d'essai |
HPLC |
Quel est Myrtille?
Myrtille is famous as a tasty snack and ingredient in many desserts, but it also has an effective nutritional and medicinal supplement. Recent reports indicate that a compound, used by Blueberries and Grapes to fight off fungal infections, could also help lower cholesterol. The compound, called pterostilbene, also helps regulate blood sugar and might help fight type-2 diabetes.
This finding adds to a growing list of reasons to eat, or supplement with, the colorful fruit, especially Blueberries, which are rich in compounds known as antioxidants (these molecules battle cell and DNA damage involved in cancer, maladie cardiovasculaire, diabetes and perhaps also brain degeneration).
Description du produit |
The dehydrated and powdered pieces of Blueberry Powder |
Déclaration des ingrédients |
Blueberry poudre |
spécification |
100% poudre naturelle |
Saveur et odeur |
Caractéristiques |
Apparence |
Dark purple to blue powder |
Pays d'origine |
CHINE |
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