Spinach Extract
 
Other names: Spinage Extract
Botanical Source: Spinacia oleracea
Specifications: 
                Polyphenols 1.5%(UV);
                Beta-ecdysterone 5% (HPLC/UV)
                4:1,101:1
                Spinach powder
History
Spinach is generally regarded as being native to the Middle East, and appears to have been cultivated there for well over a thousand years. Trading between the Middle East and Asia is believed to have been responsible for the migration of spinach to several Asian countries, and today there are few places in the world where spinach is not found as a cultivated food.
Within the United States, the average adult consumed 1.7 pounds of spinach in 2014, and California served as the largest spinach-producing state with about 45,000 harvested acres. Arizona, New Jersey, and Texas combined with California to account for 98% of all commercially grown spinach in the U.S.
On a global level, China currently produces the greatest amount of commercially grown spinach, with the United States, Japan, and Turkey also falling into the Top 10 countries for spinach production.
 
Functions:
Most nutritious foods
Help to prevent cancer, such as breast cancer and ovarian cancer
Improving health of cardiovascular
Good for prostate cancers
Improving brain function
Protecting against aging

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