Ivy Extract
Botanical Source: Hederae helices folium
Plant Part Used: Leaf
CAS No.: 84082-54-2
Specification: Hederacosid C 10% By HPLC, Hederagenin
Main Functions:
Traditional folk medicine used English ivy internally for liver, spleen and
Gallbladder disorders, and for gout, arthritis, rheumatism and dysentery.
Externally it was used for burn wounds, calluses, cellulitis, inflammations,
Neuralgia, parasitic disorders, ulcers, rheumatic complaints and phlebitis.
Ivy is most widely used today as a natural treatment for respiratory tract
Congestion; It is a respiratory catarrh used for symptomatic treatment
Of chronic inflammatory bronchial conditions.
Ivy contains saponins which appear to be responsible for preventing spasms
In the bronchial area. It has been found the ivy leaf extract helps to increase
Oxygen in the lungs, and is an effective anti-inflammatory for bronchial
Conditions such as asthma and bronchitis.
Folk medicine used ivy leaf poultices externally as a treatment for
Swollen glands and chronic leg ulcers and topical decoctions have
Been used as a natural treatment for scabies, lice and sunburn.
| ITEM |
SPECIFICATION |
| Latin Name |
Hedera nepalensis K.Koch var. sinensis (Tobl.) Rehd. |
| Chinese Name |
Chang Chun Teng/ |
| Part of the Plant Used |
Leaf & Stem |
| Active Ingredients |
Hederagenin |
| CAS No |
465-99-6 |
| Molecular Formula |
C30H48O4 |
| Product Specification |
Hederagenin 3% Hederagenin C 10% Saponins10% |
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