Ursolic acid CAS NO.77-52-1

[Latin name]: Eriobotrya japonica Lindl.[Botanical Source]: It is the leaves of loquat belonged to rosaceae plant. It is green arbor or shrub. Its leaves are alternative and long oval-shaped or inv…

[Latin name]: Eriobotrya japonica Lindl.[Botanical Source]: It is the leaves of loquat belonged to rosaceae plant. It is green arbor or shrub. Its leaves are alternative and long oval-shaped or inverted ovate. There are scattered sawtooth on the edge. There are many fold in the front of base.There are thick and rusty nap behind the base. It is fostered all over the world, and wildly grows in SiChuan and HuBei province .It can be picked all the year.[Quality standard]:Active Ingredient: Ursolic acid [Pharmacological Function]: Including amygdalin, ursolic acid, Oleanolic acid, Vitamin B1, and C, tannin, organic acid, carbohydrate and so on. Main function: removing heat from the lung to relieve cough, lowering the adverse flow of qi, preventing vomiting. It can be used for cough due to the lung-heat, abnormal rising of the qi, rapid respiration, stomach heat, dysphoria with thirst. Loquat is an evergreen tree with delicate, edible, pear-shaped fruits native to southeastern China, but is widely cultivated. The long, elliptical-shaped leaves have a history of use in traditional Chinese medicine. The corosolic acid extracted from loquat leaves potentiates glucose transport and uptake, which lowers blood glucose and decreases the need for insulin secretion. Insulin resistance affects millions of adult Americans. Long-term elevation of blood sugar creates a high risk for developing diabetes, and is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease. This plant material provides product developers with an excellent opportunity to incorporate it into an effective blood glucose metabolism formula. Corosolic acid is a natural medicine that plays a favorable role in maintaining healthy blood glucose levels, thereby decreasing the risk of long-term complications associated with insulin resistance.