GUGGUL EXTRACT
Family: Ascelpiadaceae
Popularly known as the ‘Indian Myrrh tree’ distributed throughout the arid areas of Northwest India, Pakistan (Baluchistan) and Bangladesh. The Guggul tree secretes aromatic gum of oleoresins, ‘Gum Guggul’, which are collected when they dry after exuding from cuts in the bark.
Active Principle:
Guggul extract is a standardized powder extract of the gum containing a mixture of Z and E gugulsterones. The standardized extract contains 2.5% - 5% gugulsterones.
Clinical Uses:
- Lowers elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels
- Prevention and reversal of atherosclerosis
- Cardioprotective activity
- Prevents development of stroke or embolism
- Significant anti-inflammatory action
Advantages:
- In clinical studies Gugulipid has not displayed any untoward side effects, nor has it adversely affected liver function, blood sugar control, kidney function or haematological parameters.
- Safety studies demonstrate that gugulipid is non toxic.
- It does not have any embryotoxic / foetotoxic effects and hence safe during pregnancy.
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Disclaimer : These claims have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to cure, mitigate, treat or prevent any disease
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