Cinchona bark Extract
Cinchona bark Extract
About Cinchona bark Extract
Cinchona bark Extract is sourced from Cinchona ledgeriana (Moens ex Trimen). It is offered standardized for 95-99% Quinine sulphate, 95-99% Cinchonine, CAS 977052-82-6. Traditional and industrial applications include antimalarial treatment, antipyretic (fever reduction), cardiovascular health, digestive aid.
Applications & Benefits
13Antimalarial Treatment
Historically, cinchona bark was the sole cure for malaria. Today, it remains important in treating drug-resistant strains of Plasmodium falciparum.
Antipyretic (Fever Reduction)
It is traditionally used to reduce high fevers and treat symptoms of common colds, influenza, and swine flu.
Cardiovascular Health
Quinidine, an alkaloid from the bark, is used in modern medicine to treat heart palpitations, atrial fibrillation, and other arrhythmia-related conditions.
Digestive Aid
Cinchona extract is used to stimulate appetite, promote the release of digestive juices, and treat stomach issues like bloating and fullness.
Anti-inflammatory and Analgesic
The extract is used to manage inflammatory conditions like arthritis and lupus, as well as to provide pain relief.
Muscle Cramps
It is utilized to treat nocturnal leg cramps.
Anti-obesity
Studies have suggested that cinchonine can reduce fat mass, BMI, and waist circumference by acting as a bitter taste agonist.
Topical Application
Cinchona bark extract is applied to the skin to treat hemorrhoids, varicose veins, and as a hair growth stimulant.
Antimicrobial and Antiviral
Research indicates potential against bacteria, fungi, and viruses, including preliminary studies on the dengue virus.
Industrial and Other Applications
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Beverage Industry
Chemical Synthesis
Cosmetics
Specifications
Technical Specification Sheet- Botanical Source
- Cinchona ledgeriana (Moens ex Trimen)
- Offering Grade
- 95-99% Quinine sulphate, 95-99% Cinchonine
- CAS Number
- 977052-82-6
- Active Compound
- Quinine (C20H24N2O2); Cinchonin (C19H22N2O)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the botanical source of Cinchona bark Extract?
Cinchona bark Extract is sourced from Cinchona ledgeriana (Moens ex Trimen).
What is the CAS number for Cinchona bark Extract?
Cinchona bark Extract carries CAS number 977052-82-6.
What grade is Cinchona bark Extract offered in?
Cinchona bark Extract is offered standardized for 95-99% Quinine sulphate, 95-99% Cinchonine.
What is Cinchona bark Extract used for?
Cinchona bark Extract is commonly used for Antimalarial Treatment.
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