Weight Management & Metabolism

Introduction

Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to weight management and metabolism. This extract is prepared from the leaves of the plant and is associated with polyphenols as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Green Tea is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its polyphenols. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Green Tea is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Cayenne (Capsicum annuum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to weight management and metabolism. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with capsaicin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Cayenne is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, help balance and strengthen the immune response and adapt to stress, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its capsaicin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Cayenne is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Capsicum Oil (Capsicum annuum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to weight management and metabolism. This oil is obtained from the fruit of the plant and is associated with capsaicin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Capsicum Oil is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its capsaicin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Capsicum Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to weight management and metabolism. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with naringin / vitamin c as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Grapefruit is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its naringin / vitamin c. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Grapefruit is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Green Coffee Extract (Coffea arabica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to weight management and metabolism. This extract is prepared from the green bean of the plant and is associated with chlorogenic acid as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Green Coffee Extract is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its chlorogenic acid. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Green Coffee Extract is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Kokum (Garcinia cambogia) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to weight management and metabolism. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with hca as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Kokum is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its hca. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Kokum is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements. It is supplied in dry, spray dry, liquid, oil, paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Black Pepper Oil (Piper nigrum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to weight management and metabolism. This oil is obtained from the fruit of the plant and is associated with piperine / caryophyllene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Black Pepper Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its piperine / caryophyllene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Black Pepper Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Coleus Oil (Plectranthus scutellarioides) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to weight management and metabolism. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Coleus Oil is traditionally used to support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Coleus Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste, blends forms to suit each formulation.