Nootropics Raw Materials Antioxidants Sulforaphane CAS 4478 -93-7

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Basic Info.

Model NO.

Sulforaphane

Product Name

Sulforaphane

CAS

4478-93-7

C6h11nos2

177.29

Appearance

Liquid

Assay

99% Min

Sample

Available

Package

Foil Bag

Trademark

Senwayer

Transport Package

Foil Bag

Specification

1kg/bag

Origin

China

HS Code

2933990099

Model NO.

Sulforaphane

Product Name

Sulforaphane

CAS

4478-93-7

C6h11nos2

177.29

Appearance

Liquid

Assay

99% Min

Sample

Available

Package

Foil Bag

Trademark

Senwayer

Transport Package

Foil Bag

Specification

1kg/bag

Origin

China

HS Code

2933990099

Product Desciption

Nootropics Raw Materials Antioxidants Sulforaphane CAS 4478-93-7

- Product Description

Product name	Sulforaphane
Grade Standard	Medicine Grade
COA	Avaliable
Purity	99%min
Brand Name	Senwayer

- Product Photos

Nootropics Raw Materials Antioxidants Sulforaphane CAS 4478-93-7

- Product Function

Sulforaphane not only has strong anti-cancer activity, but also has strong anti-oxidation ability. It is recognized as one of the natural products with anti-cancer, anti-cancer and cosmetic effects. As early as the early 20th century, researchers studied the anti-cancer and anti-cancer effects of sulforaphane and found that sulforaphane has inhibitory effects on liver cancer, colon cancer, breast cancer, and prostate cancer. It induces Phase enzymes and activates anti-cancer effects. The production of cancer substances kills white blood cells; in addition, sulforaphane can adjust the outermost layer of the human immune system-the skin, and enhance human immunity. U.S. researchers conducted experiments on humans and mice that sulforaphane helps the lungs to remove harmful bacteria. Researchers from Johns Hopkins University in the United States published a report on April 13 that sulforaphane can activate a signal channel called NRF2. Once this signal channel fails to function, human macrophages will not be able to remove dead cells and foreign bacteria in the lungs, so that the lungs cannot be kept clean, leading to infection. The macrophages of smokers and patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) have lost this cleaning function. The results of this research were published in the American Journal of Science Translational Medicine on April 13. Researchers have begun a Phase II clinical trial in COPD patients to confirm whether sulforaphane can improve lung function in patients.