White Willow Bark Extract Powder
Model Number: no
Product Origin: China
Brand Name: layn
Other Price Terms: USD13.5FOBChinese ports
Payment Terms: T/T
Supply Ability: 20 M/T per year
Minimum Order: 5kgs
Delivery Lead Time: 7 days
Quality/Safety Certifications: GMP
Product Origin: China
Brand Name: layn
Other Price Terms: USD13.5FOBChinese ports
Payment Terms: T/T
Supply Ability: 20 M/T per year
Minimum Order: 5kgs
Delivery Lead Time: 7 days
Quality/Safety Certifications: GMP
Product Name: White Willow Bark
Appearance: Light Yellow Brown Powder
Mesh Analysis: Pass 80 mesh
Active Ingredient: Salicin
Specification: 15%
Test Method: HPLC
Packing: 25Kg/drum
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White Willow Bark P.E.
Latin name: Salix babylonica
Chinese Pin -Yin name: Bai Liu Pi
Family: Salicaceae
Genus: Salix
Part used: Bark
History:
White willow bark has a long history of use for reducing fever and pain. It was also used to treat inflammation by the ancient Egyptians. Native Americans are thought to have steeped willow bark in tea as a remedy for relief to fevers. More than 100 years ago, its active ingredient salicin was identified. White willow bark is a source of salicin and other salicylates compounds, which are similar in structure to aspirin (acetyl salicylic acid).
Function:
1. Treatments for fevers, colds and infections
As ‘nature aspirin’, salicin is used to treat mild fevers, colds, infections (influenza), acute and chronic rheumatic disorders, headaches, and pain caused by inflammation. Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid), a synthetic replacement for salicin, has potentially dangerous gastrointestinal side effects. In its natural form, salicin passes harmlessly through the gastrointestinal tract, converted to salicylic acid in the blood and the liver. The conversion process takes a few hours, so the results will not be felt immediately, but are normally sustained for several hours.
2, Pain Relief in Osteoarthritis and low back pain:
Salicin is thought to be the source of the anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving actions of willow. [3] The analgesic actions of willow are typically slow to develop but may last longer than the effects of standard aspirin products. One trial has found that a combination herbal product including 100 mg willow bark taken for two months improved functioning via pain relief in people with osteoarthritis. [4] Another trial found that 1360 mg of willow bark extract per day (delivering 240 mg of salicin) for two weeks was somewhat effective in treating pain associated with knee and/or hip osteoarthritis. [5] Use of high amounts of willow bark extract may also help people with low back pain. One four-week trial found 240 mg of salicin from a willow extract was effective in reducing exacerbations of low back pain. [6]
Dosage:
Willow extracts standardized for salicin content are available. The commonly recommended intake of salicin is 60–120 mg per day. [7] However, newer studies suggest a higher salicin intake of 240 mg per day may be more effective for treating pain. [8]
Safety:
As with aspirin, some people may experience stomach upset from taking salicin. Although such symptoms are less likely from willow bark extract than from aspirin, people with ulcers and gastritis should, nevertheless, avoid this herb. [9] Again, as with aspirin, willow bark extract should not be used to treat fevers in children. Packing:25kgs/drum
Appearance: Light Yellow Brown Powder
Mesh Analysis: Pass 80 mesh
Active Ingredient: Salicin
Specification: 15%
Test Method: HPLC
Packing: 25Kg/drum
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White Willow Bark P.E.
Latin name: Salix babylonica
Chinese Pin -Yin name: Bai Liu Pi
Family: Salicaceae
Genus: Salix
Part used: Bark
History:
White willow bark has a long history of use for reducing fever and pain. It was also used to treat inflammation by the ancient Egyptians. Native Americans are thought to have steeped willow bark in tea as a remedy for relief to fevers. More than 100 years ago, its active ingredient salicin was identified. White willow bark is a source of salicin and other salicylates compounds, which are similar in structure to aspirin (acetyl salicylic acid).
Function:
1. Treatments for fevers, colds and infections
As ‘nature aspirin’, salicin is used to treat mild fevers, colds, infections (influenza), acute and chronic rheumatic disorders, headaches, and pain caused by inflammation. Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid), a synthetic replacement for salicin, has potentially dangerous gastrointestinal side effects. In its natural form, salicin passes harmlessly through the gastrointestinal tract, converted to salicylic acid in the blood and the liver. The conversion process takes a few hours, so the results will not be felt immediately, but are normally sustained for several hours.
2, Pain Relief in Osteoarthritis and low back pain:
Salicin is thought to be the source of the anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving actions of willow. [3] The analgesic actions of willow are typically slow to develop but may last longer than the effects of standard aspirin products. One trial has found that a combination herbal product including 100 mg willow bark taken for two months improved functioning via pain relief in people with osteoarthritis. [4] Another trial found that 1360 mg of willow bark extract per day (delivering 240 mg of salicin) for two weeks was somewhat effective in treating pain associated with knee and/or hip osteoarthritis. [5] Use of high amounts of willow bark extract may also help people with low back pain. One four-week trial found 240 mg of salicin from a willow extract was effective in reducing exacerbations of low back pain. [6]
Dosage:
Willow extracts standardized for salicin content are available. The commonly recommended intake of salicin is 60–120 mg per day. [7] However, newer studies suggest a higher salicin intake of 240 mg per day may be more effective for treating pain. [8]
Safety:
As with aspirin, some people may experience stomach upset from taking salicin. Although such symptoms are less likely from willow bark extract than from aspirin, people with ulcers and gastritis should, nevertheless, avoid this herb. [9] Again, as with aspirin, willow bark extract should not be used to treat fevers in children. Packing:25kgs/drum
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Guilin Layn Natural Ingredeints Corp.
Marshall Feng
No.22 Lijiang RD. Guilin, China
541004
86-773-5878090
86-773-5878080
www.layn.com.cn/
Marshall Feng
No.22 Lijiang RD. Guilin, China
541004
86-773-5878090
86-773-5878080
www.layn.com.cn/
