Phyto Life Sciences p ltd introduces broad varieties of customized Gudmar extract with Unique Features to meet consumer’s specific requirements in Healthcare, Food & Cosmetic industries
This plant was called Meshashringi or "Ram’s horn" in Sanskrit. It’s use in snake bite, as a remedy was well known to the natives of the Konkan in India and the natives of Southern India. Gymnema leaves have been used for centuries in the traditional Indian system of Ayurvedic medicine. The term "destroyer of sugar" is traditionally used for Gymnema because chewing the leaves will abolish the taste of sweetness.
That is, sweet foods no longer tasted sweet, but rather became almost completely tasteless. The medicinally active parts of the plant are the leaves and the roots. Recent clinical trials conducted in India have shown that an extract of Gymnema sylvestre is useful for controlling Blood Sugar.
It is occasionally cultivated as a medicinal plant in India. Today, Gymnema has become increasingly popular in the Europe, United States as a supportive treatment for .
The presence of Gymnemic acid (GA), (+) quercitol, lupeol, ß-amyrin, stigmasterol etc., have been reported. GA I, II, III and IV are anti sweet substance from the leaves of G. sylvestris. They all contain a glucuronic acid moiety, and the gymnemagenin aglycone esterified at position C-21 and C-28. A second series of Gymnemic acid V-VII has also been reported. GA VII is the 3-O-glucuronide of gymnemagenin and GA V is the O-3-glycuronyl- 22, 21-bis-O-tigloyl substitution patterns. GA VIII-IX are also esters of saponin, have an oxoglycoside moiety attached to the glucuronic acid residue. Gurmarin, another constituent of the leaves, and gymnemic acid have been shown to block sweet taste in humans. Some researchers have suggested gymnemic acid as one possible candidate responsible for antidiabetic activity.
Leaves are found to be antidiabetic, and insulinotropic. The active principles which have been identified as glycosides (several gymnemic acids) suggest that the topical and selective anaesthetic effect of the plant might result from the reaction of the receptor sites between glycosides and the sweet substances. Gymnemic acids inhibited glucan formation by streptococcus mutans in vivo and also markedly inhibited the activity of glucosyltransferase from bacterial coat creasing capillary fragility. as per Ayurveda and some literature studies
It is used as an anti-diabetic. It stimulates the heart and circulatory system, activates the uterus and increases urine secretion. Gymnemic acids are useful for prevention of the formation of dental plaque and caries.
Collection of raw material in proper season from various regions of India. Authentication and Standardization of botanical species carried out respectively.
Our organization adopted USP based methods for extraction to maintain quality, safety & efficacy of our product by following GMP. For enrichment of extract we optimized & monitored critical process parameters to achieve desire end product which conserve its natural aroma and taste to satisfied consumers need. Product is processed & stored under strictly hygienic production environment.
Phyto Life Science is always taking consideration of consumer’s requirement by providing them versatile products with below unique features:
Powder, Liquid and Oil soluble version also available
Store at cool and dry place
Important Note :-The information presented in this is for informational, reference and educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as a substitute for diagnosis and treatment by a health care professional. Although, the information presented about product is based on material provided by researchers and sources deemed reliable, we do not presume to give medical advice. The information presented here is the base on various Ayurveda & other book references and some market literatures and books and published papers. Anyone wishing to use this information should share it with his or her health care provider before embarking on any therapeutic program. It is your responsibility to discuss any alternative or natural remedy with your health care provider before use.
