Piper Longum (Pippli) Extract

Natural Extract With High Purity
  • Botanical Name: Piper Longum
  • English/Common Name: Long piper
  • Ayurvedic Name: Krishna Pipali
  • Parts used: Fruits
  • Principal Constituents of Crude Herb : Piperine
Introduction

It is having slender, aromatic, perennial climber, with woody roots and numerous wide ovate, cordate leaves.  The inflorescence is a cylindrical, pedunculate spike, the  female flower is up to 2.5 cm long and 4-5 mm in  diameter but the male flower is larger and slender. The fruits are small, ovoid berries, shiny blackish green, embedded in fleshy spikes. A slender aromatic, perennial climber, native of the indo-Malayan region, is found growing wild in the tropical rainforest of India, Nepal, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Timor and Philippines. India long pepper is mostly derived from wild plants but is also grown in small area in the Khasi hills, the lower hills of West Bengal, Eastern Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharastra, Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.  

Constituents and Active Compounds

Long pepper of commerce is obtained from the unripe spikes of the plant which contain the alkaloids piperence (4-5%) and piplatin and two new al one of which is designated as alkaloids-piperolactum B and piporadione are extracted. The roots contain the alkaloids piperlonguminine (0.2-0.25%) and piperlonguimine (0.02%) besides piperine.

Pharmacology

Long pepper contains the alkaloid piperine (about 6%), which is slightly higher than in black pepper. Piperine has diverse pharmacological activities including nerve depressant and antagonistic effect on electro-shock and chemo-shock seizures, as well as muscular incoordination. It also contains one per cent essential oil, which exhibits antibacterial activities. A common use of the fruit is in the prevention of recurrent attacks of bronchial asthma (charakasamhita) and in malaria. The extract from the fruit of piper longum is standardized to a minimum of 1% alkaloid piperine. In a few weeks-clinical study with 20 children Piper longum extract significantly benefited respiratory function. Piper longum also enhances thermogenic response.

Usage:
  • Headache
  • Toothache
  • Asthma
  • Bronchitis
  • Cholera
  • Coma
  • Cough
  • Diarrhea
  • Epilepsy
  • Fever
  • Stomachache
  • Stroke
  • Indigestion
  • Menstrual disorders
  • Other conditions

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of Indian long pepper for these uses.

RAW MATERIAL

Collection of raw material in proper season from various regions of India. Authentication and Standardization of botanical species carried out respectively.

EXTRACTION PROCESS

Our organization adopted USP based methods for extraction to maintain quality, safety & efficacy of our product by following GMP. For enrichment of herbal extract we optimized & monitored critical process parameters to achieve desire end product which conserve its natural aroma and taste to satisfy consumers need. Product is processed & stored under strictly hygienic production environment.

UNIQUE FEATURES

Phyto Life Science is always taking consideration of consumer’s requirement by providing them versatile products with below unique features:

  • Aqueous solubility
  • Enriched phytoconstituents
  • Prolong shelf life
  • Availability  of accelerated stability study data 
  • Long lasting natural aroma & taste
GRADES AVAILABLE

Powder, Liquid and Oil soluble version also available

APPLICATION
  • Applied in  Nutraceuticals to enhance health benefits
  • Applied in food and beverages
  • Applied in cosmetics, flavors & fragrance industry   
STORAGE

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.