Bulk Standard Herb Extract Introduction Bilberry is rich in anthocyanins, the pigment substances in Bilberry Extract Anthocyanins, mainly anthocyanin-2-glucoside, anthocyanin-3-xyloside, anthocyanin-3-halogenoside, cyanine Delphine-2-rhamnoside, delphinium-3-rhamnoside, delphinium-5-glucoside, 3-O-acyl prodelphidin, malvide-3, 5-diglycoside and 3 , 3-di-acyl proanthocyanidin, etc. Bilberry anthocyanins are advanced pharmaceutical intermediates that help maintain capillary integrity and stabilize collagen. Anthocyanins are also powerful antioxidants. Bilberry is a perennial shrub. Bilberry likes to grow in rich organic matter, moist acidic soil, and likes light. Wild bilberries are extremely cold-resistant and can withstand extreme low temperatures of -50掳C. Wild bilberries are abundantly distributed in Scandinavia (Norway). It has a long history of use in the treatment of diabetes and eye diseases in northern Europe, North America and Canada. It is also mentioned in many ancient texts from Buryatia, Europe and China as a valuable herb with powerful properties for the treatment of various digestive, circulatory and eye diseases. Certificate of Analysis ItemSpecificationTest result AssayAnthocyanins鈮?5.0%25.12% UV Physical Control AppearanceDark purple fine powderComplies OdorCharacteristicComplies TasteCharacteristicComplies Part UsedFruitComplies Loss on Drying鈮?.0%4.11% Ignition residue鈮?.0%3.50% Particle size95% pass 80 meshComplies AllergensNoneComplies Chemical Control Heavy metals鈮?0ppmComplies Arsenic (As)鈮?ppmComplies Mercury(Hg)鈮?.1ppmComplies Lead (Pb)鈮?ppmComplies Cadmium(Cd)鈮?ppmComplies GMO StatusGMO FreeComplies Microbiological Control Total Plate Count鈮?0,000cfu/gComplies Yeast Mold鈮?,000cfu/gComplies ColiformsNegativeNegative E.ColiNegativeNegative Salmonella sp.NegativeNegative Bilberry Extract Anthocyanins Flow Chart Function Bilberries are rich in anthocyanins. More than 15 different anthocyanins are found in bilberries. Anthocyanins may help maintain capillary integrity and stabilize collagen. Anthocyanins are also powerful antioxidants. Numerous clinical studies have shown that bilberry is very effective in treating circulatory disorders, varicose veins and other venous and arterial disorders. Anthocyanins stabilize phospholipids in endothelial cells, maintain the structural integrity of arterial walls by increasing collagen and mucopolysaccharides, and protect veins and arteries through synthetic compounds. Anthocyanins also prevent platelet aggregation and adhesion on the surface of endothelial cells. Studies have also shown that bilberry may act as a synergistic treatment in heme-induced and diabetes-induced retinopathy by stimulating rhodopsin production. Normalization of capillary permeability Anthocyanins have strong "vitamin P" activity, which can increase intracellular vitamin C levels and reduce capillary permeability and fragility. This function may contribute to the decreased permeability of the blood-brain barrier (increased blood-brain permeability is thought to be associated with autoimmune diseases of the central nervous system, schizophrenia, "hypersensitivity reactions" and various other psychiatric disorders), by inhibiting Enzymatic and non-enzymatic degradation of brain capillary basement membrane collagen helps maintain brain resistance to drugs and naturally occurring degradation products. Vascular disease Due to its normalizing effect on capillary permeability, bilberry anthocyanins are used to treat fragility of capillaries, purpura, various cerebral circulatory disorders (similar to the corresponding effect of ginkgo biloba), venous insufficiency, varicose veins and The loss of trace amounts of blood in the urine (capillary leakage) due to weakened capillaries in the kidneys. Eye disease Bilberry extract has been shown to be significantly helpful to the eye, presumably by improving oxygen and blood transport to the eye. The source of many eye diseases including cataract formation and macular degeneration is ultimately due to free radical damage to the eye. Bilberry extract acts as a powerful antioxidant that protects the eyes from free radical damage. Improve vision Scientific research has shown that the use of bilberry extract in healthy individuals results in improved night vision acuity, faster melanotropia accommodation and improved visual recovery after flashes. Further research confirmed the above results. These results are particularly important for individuals with retinitis pigmentosa and circadian blindness (day blindness - inability to see in daylight as well as in low light). Application 1. It can be used to protect vision, prevent blindness, cyanosis, cataract, retinal hemorrhage, improve myopia, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, retinitis pigmentosa and night blindness. 2. Strengthen cerebrovascular, prevent cerebrovascular lesions, strengthen myocardial blood vessels, strengthen coronary arteries, strengthen renal blood vessels, prevent hematuria, urethritis and cystitis from rupture of glomerular capillaries. Strengthen veins, prevent varicose veins, and prevent ulcers. Prevent arteriosclerosis; prevent the formation of blood clots. Usage and efficacy Standard doses of bilberries should be based on their anthocyanin content. The standard for pharmaceutical products widely used in Europe is based on 25% anthocyanin content. 80-160mg of the extract per day is recommended for improving eye health, while 160-240mg treats eye conditions. Safety Bilberry Extract Anthocyanins is safe at recommended ingestion doses. Extensive toxicological studies have confirmed that bilberry proanthocyanidins are completely free of toxic side effects. At recommended doses, bilberry extract does not have any known side effects, and excessive intake is rapidly excreted in urine and bile. Bilberry anthocyanins do not interact with commonly prescribed medications, and there are no known contraindications for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. In some cases, it may even be recommended during pregnancy to prevent and treat varicose veins and hemorrhoids. In any event, all pregnant and breastfeeding women should consult their personal physician before taking this dietary supplement. 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