タイトルまたは説明

Tibet Saffron , dried saffron , Iran saffron
Saffron packaging in **0g/one bag, or 5kg/one bag, or *5kg/drum with double plastic bag and can be customized
nalytical Quality 
Sieve  NLT **0% Through *0 mesh
Extract Solvent  Ethanol & Water
Loss on Drying  ≤5.0%
Ash  ≤5.0%
Bulk Density  0.*0~0.*0g/ml
Product Name Saffron crocus Extract
Latin Name Crocus Sativus
Active Ingredients Crocin and Safranal Crocin
Specification *0:1
Part Used Flower
Appearance Orange red powder 
Function 1.The role of the liver and gallbladder:
The Saffron crocus acid can reduce cholesterol and increase fat metabolism, with the hawthorn, Cassia, Alisma traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of fatty liver.
Saffron through the microcirculation, promoting bile secretion and excretion, thereby reducing the abnormally high levels of globulin and total bilirubin, Saffron can be used for the treatment of chronic viral hepatitis after liver cirrhosis. Early acute liver injury caused by acid saffron toxic substances the chemopreventive role, hope for the treatment of chronic cholecystitis.
.The role of the circulatory system:
Saffron crocus extract excitatory effects on respiration, under the conditions of atmospheric hypoxia enhances intracellular oxygen metabolism, improve cardiac hypoxia tolerance, strenuous exercise myocardial cell injury weakened to some extent, on the heart have some protective effect.
Immunomodulatory role:
Saffron crocus clinically for the treatment of a variety of human chronic diseases, blood circulation through its antibacterial anti-inflammatory effect, enhance body endurance, enhanced lymphocyte proliferative response, in order to improve the body's cells and humoral immunity, play adjust the body the gas machine running, balance the body's yin and yang effect.
The anti-tumor effect.
Modern research has found that saffron preparations tumor suppressor ability to fight cancer.
The role of the kidneys.
Currently considered the release of inflammatory mediators is closely related to the pathogenesis of glomerulon