calcium gluconate powder_centella asiatica extract

“AHPA appreciates that dietary supplement workers are now specifically identified as 'essential critical infrastructure’ in this latest guidance from the Department of Homeland Security,” Michael McGuffin, president of the American Herbal Products Association (AHPA), is quoted as saying in a press release. “However … companies and workers should check state and local recommendations and directives in making status determinations for operations that qualify as essential critical infrastructure.”

“We found that 1-week supplementation with tomato powder positively augmented total antioxidant capacity and was more potent when compared to lycopene supplementation,” the authors of the study said. “These trends in 8-isoprostane and MDA support the notion that over a short period of time, tomato powder, not synthetic lycopene, has the potential to alleviate exercise-induced lipid peroxidation. MDA is a biomarker of oxidation of total lipid pools but 8-isoprostane belongs to F2-isoprostane class and is a reliable biomarker of radical-induced reaction which specifically reflects the oxidation of arachidonic acid.”

In October 2012, when traveling in Hawaii, the tour guide introduced a local popular product called BIOASTIN, which is rich in Astaxanthin, known as one of nature’s most powerful antioxidants and provides a wide range of impressive health benefits that we are very interested in it. In the following years, we worked closely with the Chinese Academy of Marine Sciences to find out where China can breed Haematococcus. In Erdos, in Qingdao, in Kunming, we have done a lot of experiments, and finally we started our Astaxanthin dream in Kunming, where the sunlight is abundant, the temperature is suitable, and the temperature difference between the four seasons is small. . . After 6 years of hard work, the pipeline cultured Haematococcus pluvialis was finally realized, and the natural Astaxanthin was supercritically extracted. Therefore we have registered the trademark “Astactive”