Curry Leaf Extract
Curry Leaf Extract
About Curry Leaf Extract
Curry Leaf Extract is sourced from Murraya koenigii (L.) Spreng.. It is offered standardized for 3% Iron by Titration, CAS 876068-15-4. Traditional and industrial applications include digestive health, diabetes management, hair care, anti-inflammatory & anti-pain.
Uses
- Digestive Health
- Diabetes Management
- Hair Care
- Anti-inflammatory & Anti-pain
- Nutritional Support
- Cardiovascular & Weight Control
- Oral Health
- Application
- Dietary Consumption
- Topical Application
Benefits
- Digestive Health: Curry leaves stimulate digestive enzymes and reduce gastric distress, including diarrhea and nausea. They are often used to improve appetite and aid digestion.
- Diabetes Management: Studies suggest curry leaf extract helps regulate blood glucose levels by strengthening insulin action.
- Hair Care: Used widely in traditional oils to strengthen roots, combat dandruff, reduce hair fall, and prevent premature graying.
- Anti-inflammatory & Anti-pain: They contain compounds that reduce inflammation, offering potential relief for conditions like arthritis.
- Nutritional Support: High in iron and folic acid, they are effective in treating and preventing anemia.
- Cardiovascular & Weight Control: They help lower cholesterol levels and, due to their fiber content, aid in managing obesity.
- Oral Health: The antimicrobial properties help reduce bad breath and strengthen gums.
- Application: -
- Dietary Consumption
- Topical Application
Specifications
Botanical Source: Murraya koenigii (L.) Spreng
Offering Grade: 3% Iron by Titration
Cas Number: 876068-15-4
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the botanical source of Curry Leaf Extract?
Curry Leaf Extract is sourced from Murraya koenigii (L.) Spreng.
What is the CAS number for Curry Leaf Extract?
Curry Leaf Extract carries CAS number 876068-15-4.
What grade is Curry Leaf Extract offered in?
Curry Leaf Extract is offered standardized for 3% Iron by Titration.
What is Curry Leaf Extract used for?
Curry Leaf Extract is commonly used for Digestive Health.
What is a herbal extraction plant used for?
A herbal extraction plant is used to extract active compounds from botanical raw material through solvent extraction, producing standardized herbal extracts for the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and cosmetic industries.
Can the plant capacity be customized?
Yes, Sureka Life Sciences designs herbal extraction plants in capacities ranging from pilot scale to large industrial scale, based on your raw material and output requirements.
Is the equipment compliant with GMP standards?
Yes, all herbal extraction plants are engineered to comply with WHO-GMP, GMP, and relevant international quality standards for pharmaceutical and nutraceutical manufacturing.
Do you provide installation and after-sales support?
Yes, we provide installation, commissioning, operator training, and after-sales technical support for all herbal extraction plants supplied.
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