Rosemary extract Carnosic acid

Source:Rosemary leaf extract

Active ingredients:Carnosic acid

Cas No.: 3650-09-7

Molecular formula: C20H28O4    

Molecular weight: 332.43   

Appearance:yellow powder  

Specification:5%-90%  

Test Method:HPLC   

About Rosemary leaf extract

Rosmarinus officinalis, commonly known as rosemary, is a woody, perennial herb with fragrant, evergreen, needle-like leaves and white, pink, purple, or blue flowers, native to the Mediterranean region,which active ingredients including:Ursolic acid,carnosic acid,rosmarinic acid.

Carnosic acid:

Carnosic aicd is considered to be a natural, efficient and stable (high temperature durable),security, non-toxic and
none-side-effects, oil-soluble antioxidants and a green food additive. It can be added into oil and fatty food, pharmaceutical, chemical, cosmetics and feed, etc.In addition to prevent or delay the oxidation process of oil and fatty food,improve the stability of the food and extend the storage time, and be used as meat and fish sauce, it also has good physical and biological activities,such as antibacterial action, inhibiting the AIDS virus ; Carnosic aicd could effectively control body weight by regulating the absorption of fat, to achieve the goal of reducing weight, it also can treat inflammation, sore throats, and indigestion, prevent alzheimer's disease,it can treatment of diabetes, and to promote the formation of nerve growth factor etc.

 

Rosemary Extract

Active 

Ingredients

Specs

Test Method

Appearance

Solubility

Rosmarinic acid

5-95%

HPLC

 

Brown yellow to yellow powder

   Water        soluble

Carnosic acid

5-98%

HPLC

Brown yellow to yellow  powder

Oil soluble

Carnosic acid

(Oil)

5-20%

HPLC

Brown yellow liquid

Ursolic acid

5-98%

HPLC

Greenish yellow to white

     Water          soluble

Rosmary 

essential oil

 

GC

Light yellow liquid

 

Rosemary 

Hydrosol

 

 

 

 

 

Staherb Carnosic Acid Main Function:

1. Reduce the skin congestion, edema, swelling.

2. Convergence skin, improve dandruff; Relief menorrhalgia, diuresis, weight loss.

3. Good for gastrointestinal, heart, lungs, liver, gallbladder.

4. Cardiac stimulant, fall blood pressure, regulate anemia; Refreshing, refreshment,  recover central nervous energy. 

5. Using after reducing weight of convergence for skin, it can make the skin more firm and elastic.

 

Staherb Carnosic Acid Applicaton:

 1.Food industry

2.Pharmaceutical and Health Care Industry

3.Cosmetic Industry

 

For more product information pls contact at email sales09@staherb.cn

 

References:

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