Corosolic Acid
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Molecular Structure
Detailed Description
Banaba Leaf P. E.1%-98% Corosolic Acid
Product Specification : 1%,10%,20%,98% Corosolic Acid
Cas No:4547-24-4
Latin Name: Musa paradisiaca
Product Type: Fine green powdered extract
Part of the Plant Used: leaf
Molecular Formula: C30H48O4
Molecular Mass: 456.68
Product attributes: White or beige powder, odorless, tasteless.
Extract Method: Water/ Grain Alcohol
HPLC Conditions: C18 analytical column:250 5.0mm, mobile phase: methanol/0.1%acetic acid (88/12, V/V), isocratic elution , flow rate: 1.0 ml/min, UV detection at 210 nm
Product Packing: 25kg/drum with inner double- plastic bags
Storage: In cool & dry place, keep away from strong light and heat.
Toxicology: A single oral dose toxicity study in rats administered Glucosol 5 g/kg showed no marked pathological findings.But toxicologic information regarding use in humans is lacking.
Dosage: Numerous commercial formulations are available, including tablets, capsules, hypoglycemic food products, and cosmetics. Most formulations are available in capsule form containing 18% corosolic acid extracted from L. speciosa . The manufacturer suggested dosage is 1 softgel by mouth 30 minutes before morning and evening meals. Softgel products are marketed for noninsulin dependent type 2 diabetic patients.
Application:
1.Be available in American as food additive.
2.Be used in dietary supplements as a glucose-lowering agent and insulin mimetic.
Contraindications:
1.Avoid use with hypersensitivity to any of the plant sources of corosolic acid.
2.Avoid use in the pregnancy the lactation.
Corosolic Acid Interactions:Counsel patients with diabetes or those taking antidiabetic medications about potential additive effects if they are self-medicating with any oral corosolic dietary supplement.
- Corosolic Acid
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