Green Tea Extract 45%-50% EGCG

Product Name: Green Tea Extract 45%-50% EGCG
Part Used: Leaf
Latin Name:Camellia sinensis
Kosher Status:Yes
Active Ingredient: Polyphenols, EGCG
Test Method:HPLC/UV
Appearance:Brown powder
Place of Origin: China
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Green Tea Extract EGCG Technical Data Sheet
Sense Index
Appearance	Brown powder
Odor & Taste	Characteristic
Physical-chemical Index
Tea Polyphenols (UV)	≥98.0%
EGCG (HPLC)	≥45%
Catechin(HPLC)	≥80%
Caffeine (HPLC)	≤1%
Particle Size	95% pass 80 mesh
Loss on drying	5% Max
Ash	5% Max
Methylene dichloride	5ppm Max
Ethyl acetate	50ppm Max
Heavy metals	10ppm Max
Lead	5ppm Max
Arsenic	2ppm Max
Mercury	1ppm Max
Cadmium	1ppm Max
Hygienic Index
Total plate count	1000cfu/g Max
Mold & yeast	100cfu/g Max
E.Coli	Negative
Salmonella	Negative
Statements: Non-Irradiated, Non-GMO
Function: Anti-tumor, anti-oxidant, deodorant, anti-caries, anti-radiation, anti-bacterial widely used in cosmetics, food and pharmaceutical industries.
Packaging: 1kg/aluminium foil bag, 25kg/drum (373750cm).
Shelf Life: 24 months stored in original packaging away from the light, and under the optimal temperature 10~25℃.

Application:
High in Antioxidants: Green tea extract is rich in antioxidants called catechins, which have been shown to increase antioxidant capacity and protect against oxidative stress.
May Promote Heart Health: The catechins in green tea may help reduce blood pressure and improve blood fat levels, which promotes heart health.
Good for the Brain: Green tea extract has been shown to have a positive effect on brain health and memory, and may help protect against brain diseases.
Help With Weight Loss: Green tea extract can aid weight loss by increasing the number of calories your body burns through thermogenesis.
Might Benefit Liver Function: Green tea extract seems to help improve liver function by decreasing inflammation and oxidative stress.
May Reduce the Risk of Cancer: Green tea extract has been shown to help maintain cell health. It may even help prevent some types of cancer, though more research is needed.
Be Good for the Skin: A study showed that applying green tea extract to the skin reduced skin damage caused by sun exposure.
Benefit Exercise Performance and Recovery: Green tea extract increases antioxidant protection against oxidative damage caused by exercise. This translates to better exercise performance and recovery.
Help Lower Blood Sugar: Green tea extract has been shown to increase insulin sensitivity and blood sugar tolerance, all while decreasing hemoglobin A1C and blood sugar level.
Easy to Add to Your Diet.
Green tea extract can be consumed in capsule, liquid or powder form.
Recommended dose: Green tea extract can be consumed in capsule, liquid or powder form. The recommended dose is 250–500 mg taken with food.
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