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Organic nakoMIN®-C - 50% Vitamin C (DE-ÖKO-006)
| Botanical Name: | Emblica officinalis |
|---|---|
| Appearance: | fine powder |
| Plant Part Used: | fruits |
| Raw Material Used: | cultivated |
| Extraction Solvent: | Ethanol |
| Extract Ratio: | 100:1 |
| Active Ingredient | Assay in % |
|---|---|
| Vitamin C, natural | 50.0 |
| If the specification does not meet your requirement, please contact us for a tailor made one. |
Natural Vitamin Booster
Historical Background & Origin
Amla (Amalaki) or Indian gooseberry is widely recognized for its rich nutritional profile and historical significance. For centuries, amla has been revered in India for its versatile culinary applications. Renowned as one of the oldest fruits, amla stands out as a potent source of vitamin C, surpassing even orange juice in its concentration of this essential nutrient. Contemporary research underscores amla's exceptional vitamin C content, which is pivotal for overall health and well-being.
Source of Vitamin C
Amla emerges as a superior reservoir of Vitamin C, fortifying the immune system, enhancing metabolic functions, and safeguarding against viral and bacterial infections like colds and coughs. The Amla berry harbors an array of polyphenols renowned for their anti-cancer properties, offering a formidable defense against malignant cell proliferation.
VITAMIN C
Vitamin C stands as a cornerstone in the realm of essential nutrients, renowned for its pivotal role in various metabolic pathways and cellular protection against oxidative stress.
Health Benefits
- Bolsters bone and joint health
- Supports cardiovascular well-being
- Enhances immune function
- Facilitates optimal digestion
History
Amla (Indian Gooseberry) is one of most precious and healthy fruits. Amla has many important constituents but the most important one is Vitamin C. Roughly, 225mg of Vitamin C can be obtained from 75g of Amla. Keeping in view the RDI (Recommended Daily Intake) of Vitamin C, we can get almost double Vitamin C from 75g of Amla as per RDI. If we eat 2 normal sized oranges, we can get almost 200mg of Vitamin C (Kapoor 2018), It means we can get more Vitamin C in 75g of Amlain place of 2 oranges.. It can help to increase the red blood cell count and to promote good health. When we analyze the theoretical and experimental data to support the medical evidences, we found that amla fruit possess antioxidant (Bhattacharya, Chatterjee et al. 1999), hepatoprotective (Jeena, Joy et al. 1999), hypocholesterolemic (Jeena, Joy et al. 1999) and anti-inflammatory activities.
