050-000-206 Fisetin
| Product Name | Fisetin |
| CAS No. | 528-48-3 |
| Molecular Formula | C15H10O6 |
| Molecular Weight | 286.23 |
| Botanical Source | Cotinus coggygria Plant Extract. from Cashew family |
| Purity | 10%-98% HPLC |
| Appearance | Yellow-green powder |
| Package | 25 kg/drum |
| Storage | Stored in cool & dry places, protected from direct sunlight and heat. |
| Shelf Life | 2 years |
Description
Boxwood Extract/ Fisetin Introduction
Boxwood extract, also known as Fisetin, is derived from the Cotinus coggygria plant—a member of the cashew (Anacardiaceae) family. With over 15 years of experience, Stanford Chemicals has been supplying high-quality Fisetin and a wide range of other natural plant extracts.
Boxwood (commonly referred to as box, Buxus, or smoke tree) is an evergreen shrub native to Southern Europe, Western Asia, and Northern Africa. Its extract has been traditionally used to address a variety of ailments, including rheumatoid arthritis, diarrhea, stomach pain, hernia discomfort, abdominal distension, bruises, swelling, sores, and carbuncles.
Fisetin, a type of flavonol present in boxwood, was first identified by the Austrian chemist Josef Herzig in 1891. Clinical research suggests that Fisetin exhibits anti-aging, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, and antiviral properties. Additionally, boxwood extract has been studied for its potential role in supporting immune function and managing HIV/AIDS.
As a natural polyphenolic compound, fisetin is being extensively researched, particularly in the fields of anti-aging and cancer prevention. Its ability to regulate multiple targets makes it a promising candidate for drug development. Furthermore, the extraction and application techniques for fisetin are continuously advancing, positioning it to play an increasingly significant role in future health-related products.
Pharmacological Action of Boxwood Extract/ Fisetin
It can be used to cure rheumatism, dysentery, gastrological, hernia, abdominal distension, toothache, traumatic injuries, and skin ulcer in clinical.
Boxwood Extract/ Fisetin Benefits
Clinically, fisetin has been studied for its potential therapeutic effects in managing rheumatism, dysentery, gastrointestinal disorders, hernia, abdominal distension, toothache, traumatic injuries, and skin ulcers.
It possesses well-documented anti-inflammatory properties.
Research has confirmed its antiproliferative activity against various cell types, demonstrating its potential in cancer treatment.
Research suggests its efficacy in addressing rheumatoid arthritis, diarrhea, stomach pain, hernia-related discomfort, abdominal distention, bruises, swelling, sores, and carbuncles.
Emerging evidence indicates that fisetin may support cognitive health and enhance memory through multiple pathways.
By combining antioxidant and anti-inflammatory actions with the promotion of collagen synthesis, strengthening of the skin barrier, and support of cellular repair mechanisms, fisetin helps slow skin aging.
Boxwood Extract/ Fisetin Application
1. Pharmaceutical as capsules or pills;
2. Functional food as capsules or pills;
3. Water-soluble beverages;
4. Health products such as capsules or pills.
Fisetin Safety Tips
Handling of Fisetin should only be performed by personnel trained and familiar with the handling of potent active pharmaceutical ingredients. Avoid severe irritants to the skin and eyes.
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I highly recommend taking fisetin. I also ordered a bottle for my sister who has early onset Alzheimer's. She says it has helped her too. I will continue using fisetin and highly recommend this supplement.
