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Black Tea Theaflavins for Anti-Cardiovascular Disease

China Black Tea Theaflavins for Anti-Cardiovascular Disease, Find details about China Theaflavin, Black Tea Extract from Black Tea Theaflavins for Anti-Cardiovascular Disease

Model NO.
SF-TFH40
Type
Theaflavin
Part of The Plant Used
Leaves
Active Ingredients
Theaflavin
Transport Package
Pack in Paper-Drums and Two Plastic-Bags Inside.
Specification
20% ~ 80% Theaflavins
Origin
P. R. China
Model NO.
SF-TFH40
Type
Theaflavin
Part of The Plant Used
Leaves
Active Ingredients
Theaflavin
Transport Package
Pack in Paper-Drums and Two Plastic-Bags Inside.
Specification
20% ~ 80% Theaflavins
Origin
P. R. China
                                                 Black Tea Theaflavins

Black Tea Theaflavins for Anti-Cardiovascular Disease   Black Tea Theaflavins for Anti-Cardiovascular Disease  Black Tea Theaflavins for Anti-Cardiovascular Disease

Latin Name                          Camellia  sinensis O. Ktze.
Family                                  Theaceae
Part of the Plant Used         Leaves

Product Introduction
It is generally accepted that during the fermentation stage of black tea manufacture, flavan-3-ols (also known as catechins) of green tea leaf are oxidized enzymically and chemically to give rise to theaflavins and thearubigins (Roberts 1962; Sanderson 1972). Theaflavins possess a benzotropolone skeleton that is formed from co-oxidation of appropriate pairs of catechins, one having a vic-trihydroxyl structure, and the other having an ortho-dihydroxyl group. Several major theaflavins and related compounds have been structurally characterized. Theaflavin (TF), theaflavin-3-gallate(TF-3-G), theaflavin-3'-gallate(TF-3'-G), theaflavin-3, 3'-gallate (TFDG) and epitheaflavic acid are examples (Colier et al 1973).

Active Ingredients
Theaflavin (TF)
Theaflavin-3-gallate(TF-3-G)
Theaflavin-3'-gallate(TF-3'-G)
Theaflavin-3, 3'-gallate (TFDG)

Product Specification
20% ~ 80% Theaflavins

Molecular Structure of Active Ingredients

Black Tea Theaflavins for Anti-Cardiovascular Disease

Physiological Functions
Theaflavins are the most important active constituents of black tea extract. Theaflavins (TFs) possess various healthy and medicinal actions and will serve as effective anti-cardiovascular and blood vessel of brain, anti-atherosclerosis and anti-hyperlipodemia agents. American contemporary pharmacological studies show that TFs are more likely to be a new kind of anti-cardiovascular and blood vessel of brain drug and also to be a kind of natural aspirin.

Applications
  1. Be widely used as anti-oxidant and functionals
  2. The multifunctional green food additives & raw material of health food
  3. Intermediate of the medicine
  4. Natrual herbal ingredient of TCM


 

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