Black Pepper Extract

Introduction

Most of the herbs that produce the spices you cook with and the essential oils you use also have medicinal properties. They can treat everything from sore throats to upset stomachs to more serious conditions like cancer. Herbs and the other parts of plants they come from were used in Chinese and Ayurveda medicines, and by indigenous tribes around the world. Although western doctors also made poultices, teas, and remedies from them, many herbal remedies were eventually replaced by pharmaceuticals, which were prescribed by doctors.

However, there has been a resurgence in the use of homeopathic remedies using herbs to treat a wide variety of medical conditions. Many people are rediscovering herbal supplements because they are less expensive than pharmaceuticals and there are fewer adverse side effects.

Specification

Advantages

1. Antioxidant effects

Antioxidants are compounds that are able to fight cellular damage caused by free radicals. These are unstable molecules that can damage your cells via oxidative stress. Some free radicals are created naturally as a result of things like exercise and eating. But others can be brought into being by bad diet, pollution, cigarette smoke, and even the sun’s rays.

2. Increases nutrient absorption

One of the main reasons people use black pepper extract is because it can boost how well your body absorbs other nutrients.

Curcumin, for those who haven’t heard of it, is the active ingredients inside turmeric. It’s also the main one that gives the yellow spice it’s color and anti-inflammatory effects.

Black pepper can also help you absorb vital nutrients like calcium, beta-carotene (vitamin A) and selenium. So, while it’s good for the less important compounds, it could really help bolster the essential ones in your diet.

3. Could fight cancer

A little earlier we touched on black pepper extract’s anti-cancer properties. Experts say that it’s piperine specifically that shows the most promise.

One study took 55 different spices and compared how effective they were for boosting how efficiently treatment used for triple-negative breast cancer works. Interestingly, the researchers saw that piperine was actually the most effective.

4. May block fat cell formation

It appears that black pepper doesn’t just benefit weight management by increasing your metabolism. Blocking fat cell formation might be another approach it takes too. Researchers behind a study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry found that piperine has the potential to tackle weight gain by stopping fat cells being created.

Application

1. Cure coughs and colds due to black pepper’s antibacterial and antioxidant properties. Soothe sore throats.

2. Ease sinus pressure by clearing a stuffy nose.

3. Add powered black pepper extract to black tea to help with depression since it has cognitive benefits.

RFQ

Q1. Can I have a sample?

A: Yes, we welcome sample order to test. Mixed samples are acceptable.

Q2. What about the lead time of an order?

A: 3-5 days

Q3. Do you have any MOQ limit?

A: Usually 25kg. If you want to test in advance, 1kg is OK for us.

Q4. What is the typical package of the

A: Two plastic bags inside and paper drum outside.

Q5. What is the shelf life of the product?

A: 2-3 years