1. Product name: Emblica extract Extract

2. Specification:Polyphenols,Tannic acid, 4:1,10:1 20:1

3. Appearance: Brown powder

4. Part used: Fruit

5. Grade: Food grade

6. Latin name: Phyllanthus emblica Linn.

7. Packing Detail:25kg/drum, 1kg/bag

(25kg net weight,28kg gross weight; Packed in a cardboard-drum with two plastic-bags inside; Drum Size: 510mm high, 350mm diameter)

(1kg/Bag net weight, 1.2kg gross weight, packed in an aluminum foil bag; Outer: paper carton; Inner: double-layer)

8. MOQ: 1kg/25kg

9. Lead time: To be negotiatiated

10. Support ability: 5000kg per month.

Emblica officinalis (also referred to as Phyllanica emblica or simply as Amla) is a herb from Indian medicine (Ayurveda) that has traditionally been used for the purposes of enhancing general vitality and cognition as well as promoting longevity; a goal similar to adaptogen compounds (although an adaptogenic effect has not clearly been demonstrated with Amla).

There is very limited human evidence on Amla at this moment in time, but it appears to be very promising as it could lower blood glucose in both healthy persons and diabetics with a potency similar to the reference drug glibenclamide. In animal research, amla appears to be able to reduce triglycerides and better the cholesterol profile as well as benefit cardiovascular health (the heart and vessels themselves). Most of these actions are attributed to its antioxidant properties, which are partially derived from a high Vitamin C content but also from a large amount of tannin compounds that are also found in other potent antioxidants like camellia sinsensis (the plant that bears green tea catechins) and dimocarpus longan.

1. It blocks DNA polymerase, an enzyme required by Hepatitis B virus for growth and replication.

2. It inhibits lipid peroxidation, and scavenges hydroxyl and superoxide in vitro.

3. It show inhibiting properties on both COX-2 and inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS).

4. It plays important role in disruption of HbsAg mRNA transcription and post-transcription which is beneficial against viral carcinogenesis.

5. It shows antagonistic effect on calcium channel and blocks voltage dependent Ca currents.

6. It significantly reduces the plasma activities of alanine and aspartate transaminases and total bilirubin concentration.