KATHACHIN^®

( Acacia catechu extract)

• Competant inhibitor of COX and 5-LO enzymes both are associated with the Inflammatory reaction in body.
• These vasoactive compounds are chemotaxins, which both promote infiltration of inflammatory cells into tissues and serve to prolong the inflammatory response.

• It is considered to be the best antioxidant.
• The extract restores antioxidant enzyme superxide (SOD) from the radiation inducing damage.
• Due to its antimicrobial effect it has been considered as valuable ingredient for dental care preparations.

Valuable Herb for Treating Various Skin Allergies

• It regulates the histamine secretion and helps building immunity to fight against various allergens.
• Found in various formula designed to cure eczema, acne and various inflammatory conditions of the skin.

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