100% natural Aloe Vera Extract Powder,China CNLAB price supplier

 Aloe Vera Extract Powder

 1.specification: 10:1, 20:1

2.Appearance: white powder

3 latin name:  Irvingia gabonensis

4 Water: not more than 5.0%

5 Packed in paper-drums and two plastic-bags inside. Net weight:25kgs/drum.

6 plant with NSF GMP, BRC, HACCP,KOSHER ,ISO9001 certificates

7 Exported to more than 200 countries , USA, Europe , Africa...

8 Can be tested It by the third party lab

9 Quality represents the top quality of ingredient manufacturing industry in China

10. You are welcome to have a plant tour

 

•Head office, employees and all facilities are in Xian, China

•The most competitive price, the top quality of the product

 

•We are NSF GMP of USA

•We are your eyes and brain in China

•We know both western and east culture, like a bridge to help you

•We are experienced in this business for many years

•You are welcome to have a plant tour

•We guarantee what you get is exactly you ordered

 

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•Send you sample from mass product before shipment

•Release shipment after you confirm the sample

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TESTS		SPECIFICATIONS	RUSULTS
Appearance		White powder	Complies
Assay		10:1	Complies
Odor and taste		Characteristic	Complies
Mesh		100% pass 80 mesh	Complies
Loss on drying		MAX. 5.0%	3.21%
Total ash		MAX. 3.0 %	2.05%
Bulk Density		45-55g/100mL	Complies
Heavy metals		MAX.10 ppm	Complies
Pesticides		Negative	Complies
Water Solubility		Soluble in water	Complies
Microbiological Control   Total Plate Count yeast & Mold E.Coli. Salmonella		MAX.1,000cfu/g MAX.100cfu/g Negative Negative	NMT 1,000 cfu/g NMT 100 cfu/g Negative Negative
Storage	Store in cool & dry place. Keep away from strong light and heat.
Shelf life	2 years when properly stored

 

Main Function:

 

Indications and usage

 

The efficacy of aloe extract for treating constipation is comparable with Senokot, a drug widely recommended in conventional medicine as a laxative agent, says a research team led by O.A. Wintola, based on a study published in the August 2010 issue of "BMC Gastroenterology." The study involved animal models and aloe's laxative qualities were determined when subjects received 200 mg/kg body weight of the aloe extract for seven days. Although aloe seems to be an effective laxative, Boom suggests to not use aloe vera extract on a regular basis for a long period of time because may cause adverse reactions such as developing tolerance, allergic reactions, abdominal cramps and kidney problems.

 

 

 

Last Update Time:2014-08-21