Yohimbe Plant Extract 4%
Brand | Indo Herbal Extractions |
Product Name | Yohimbe Plant Extract 4% |
CAS | 85117-22-2 |
Country of Origin | India |
Aroma Profile | Slightly aromatic with a bitter taste |
Extraction Method | Solvent Based |
Botanical Name | Pausinystalia johimbe |
Chemical Constituents | Contains Sennosides A and B, Flavonoids, Naphthalene Glycosides, Mucilage, Resin, Calcium Oxalate, etc. |
Color and Appearance | Greenish Powder-like |
Plant Part Used | Leaves |
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Container type | Sealed Container |
Storage Recommendations | Store in a sealed container in a cool, dry place. |
Manufacturing
- Collect the bark of the Yohimbe tree (Pausinystalia Yohimbe) from its native regions in West Africa.
- Thoroughly clean the collected bark to remove impurities and dirt. Subsequently, allow it to dry to reduce moisture content.
- Grind the dried Yohimbe bark into a fine powder.
- Utilize a suitable solvent, often ethanol, to perform solvent extraction on the powdered Yohimbe bark. This process helps dissolve and extract the bioactive compound, yohimbine.
- Concentrate the extracted solution to achieve the desired 4% concentration of Yohimbe Plant Extract - 4%, with the active compound yohimbine as the targeted component.
- Filter the concentrated solution to remove any solid particles or impurities, ensuring a clean and pure extract.
- Rigorous quality control tests like HPLC are conducted to verify the potency and purity of the Yohimbe Plant Extract - 4%.
- Optionally, standardize the extract to ensure consistency in the concentration of the active compound across different batches.
Applications
The bark has long been used to improve libido and aphrodisiac properties. Yohimbe is recommended for some conditions, including high blood pressure, diabetic neuropathy, erectile dysfunction, weight loss, and angina (chest pain brought on by insufficient blood flow to the heart).
Source: National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health
Geographical Specifications
Native to central and western Africa, yohimbe is an evergreen tree. Its bark contains a substance known as yohimbine. The bark of Pausinystalia yohimbe contains yohimbine, an indole alkaloid of the corynane type (Fam. Rubiaceae).
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