Taxifolin- rich extract (Taxifolin, Dihydroquercetin, DHQ), with high-order crystal structure is a natural bioflavonoid, extracted from the wood of Dahurian or Siberian larch tree. Taxifolin with the highest antioxidant capacity, and the ability to bind free oxygen radicals, that can cause negative changes in the human body cells, to prevent body-aging processes, to preserve and increase body's natural immune capabilities, can extend human life by 20-25 years.Chemical name: [(2R,3R)-2-(3,4 dihydroxyphenyl)-3,5,7-trihydroxy-2,3-dihydrochromen-4-one, also called (+) trans (2R,3R)- dihydroquercetin]
Chemical formula: C15H12O7; molecular weight: 304,25
Taxifolin-rich extract is free of GMO products and free from BSE (Bovine spongiform encephalopathy - known as mad cow disease).
Product Data sheet DHQ 96% (sample)
Certificate of analysis DHQ 96% (sample)
MSDS DHQ 96% (sample)
Due to its powerful anti-oxidative and capillary protection activities Taxifolin-rich extract (DHQ) is most widely used in dietary supplements and pharmaceutical products. DHQ is compatible with vitamins, mineral complexes, and medicinal plant extracts.
Taxifolin-rich extract proven biological effects include:
The Taxifolin application in the food industry does not modify organoleptic properties of the food products.
Adding to pre-packed foods to cause a health benefit as antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent, accelerates stability over 30 weeks, corresponding to 5 years of normal shelf life.
Taxifolin can reduce the lipid peroxidation, with the prolongation of food products shelf life in 1.5 – 4.0 times. The presence of even small amounts of DHQ prevents an "oxidative stress" and also helps to protect the body against free radicals.
Proposed uses and use levels for taxifolin:
(source: Journal of European Food Safety Authority )
Performance and endurance training, required in professional sports, is closely related to the training of one’s cardiovascular system in order to adapt it to exercise workload. This is especially important during the competition period, when physical demands are at their peak and athletes strive to push their limits.
An individual, undergoing intense physical training, utilizes oxygen at levels exceeding 75% of maximum values. The challenge here is that sustained physical exercise may result in an inadequate supply of oxygen to working muscles (known as tissue hypoxia), a result of insufficient blood supply to the tissues due to poor microcirculation.
Moreover, during maximal exercise, the metabolism of the tissue is violated. Muscles accumulate lactic acid, which causes fatigue and complicates recovery after training.
Studies show that the application of taxifolin is able to solve these problems very efficiently. Specifically, taxifolin is able to:
DHQ can be utilized in cosmetics, specifically to preserve raw material, oil and fat components, finished products; render therapeutic effects to products.
Enhance protective functions of the skin against external and internal toxicity, radiation, germs, and other environmental factors; normalize general metabolic processes through topical application, those in lymphatic and blood system; renew skin and slowing skin aging.