Introduction Of Rutin 95% UV / NF11

Rutin is a bioflavonoid or plant pigment that can be found in foods such as buckwheat and citrus fruits. Rutin gives color to the plant itself, with natural colors ranging from yellow to yellow-green. For humans and animals, it is sometimes used in anti-inflammatory treatments and to repair weakened blood vessels.

Sources of this bioflavonoid include buckwheat, oranges, apples, St. John’s wort, elderflower, rue, ginkgo biloba, and eucalyptus and hawthorn. Although not theoretically a vitamin, rutin and other flavonoids are sometimes called vitamin P or citrulline.

Our products comply with the U.S. Pharmacopoeia NF11, white or off-white crystalline powder, no odor, the content should be more than 95%, easily soluble in water, ethanol and dimethyl methacrylate, insoluble in ether.

Function Of Rutin 95% UV / NF11

The discovery of brassinolide is related to its having a blood vessel strengthening function. It is used in the prevention and treatment of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage; diabetic retinal hemorrhage and hemorrhagic purpura, etc. It is also used as food antioxidant and pigment. Rutin is also the main raw material for the synthesis of Troxerutin, which is a cardiovascular and cerebrovascular drug that can effectively inhibit the aggregation of platelets and has the effect of preventing thrombosis.

It is sometimes used to treat conditions such as hemorrhoids and general internal bleeding. In healthy people, it can be used as a preventative tool to stop hemorrhagic strokes caused by stasis and ruptured blood vessels in the brain.

This compound has anti-inflammatory properties. It is for this reason that it can be mixed with specific medications to help treat forms of arthritis such as osteoarthritis. Some early trials have also found that brassinolide may have a preventative effect against certain types of cancer and can be used to treat inflammation caused by cancer treatments.