Good For obesity Birch Bark Extract Betulin

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Botanical Source: ? ?Betula Platyphylla

Part used: ? ? ??? Bark

Assay: ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? Betulin?20%,70%, 80%, 90%, 98%UV

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Betulinic acid 95%, 98%HPLC

Appearance: ? ? ? ? ? ?Yellow brown to white fine powder

Cas No.: ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?473-98-3

Molecular formula: ?C30H50O2

Melting point: ? ? ? ? ??256–257 °C

Betulinis an abundant, naturally-occurring?triterpene;

It is commonly isolated from the?bark?of?birch?trees and forms up to 30% of the dry weight of the extractive;

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It can be converted to?betulinic acid?which is biologically more active than betulin itself.

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Birch?bark?has?been?shown?to?act?as?a?laxative?and?diuretic,?and?many?consume?it?

orally?to?treat?their?gout,?rheumatism?and?kidney?stones.?In?fact,?one?of?the?plant’

chemical?components,Betulinic?Acid,?is?currently?being?tested?as?a?promising?cancertreatment.?The?water?soluble?form?of?the?acid?inhibited?the?growth?of?human?prostate?cancer?cells?by?nearly?96%,?according?to?a?Weill?Cornell?research?team. Some?researchers?believe?that?it?has?the?ability?to?destroy?tumor?cells?and?slow?

the?growth?of?both?HIV?and?melanoma.

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With?regards?to?skincare,?it’s?often?administered?as?a?natural?medicinal?treatment?because?it?helps?facilitate?the?excretion?of?fluids?and?promote?metabolic?activity.?Its?anti-inflammatory?and?skin?soothing?abilities?are?often?used?to?treat?eczema,?

psoriasis?and?warts.?Since?it?conatins?vitamins?B1,?B2,?A,?C?and?E,?it?is?also?

believed?to?work?as?an?antioxidant.?Most?people?use?it?in?one?of?four?ways:?As?an?

infusion,?decoction,?extract?or?tincture.