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Cactus Botanics ~ Myricetin
April 11, 2012
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SHANGHAICactus Botanics announced the extension of its line of myricetin to accommodate increasing demand for the flavonoid derivative of Chinese Bayberry bark (Myrica cerifera). The company now offers Myricetin 50% and Myricetin 90%, variations of its original Myricetin 80%.
The flavonoid is water soluble. Possible uses include teas as well as dietary supplements.
Cactus Botanics Limited works with global manufacturers to develop and market ingredients for the nutritional market. The company recently launched its line of standardized and customized milk thistle.
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