By Dielegance Biotechnology | 19 December 2024 | 0 Comments
Fo-ti (Fo Ti) - Herb Source for Fo-ti Extract
Nowadays more and more people are interested in the herb extract products due to its natural efficacy on human health but without significant side effect. Take Fo-ti Extract for example, people love it because was considered by ancient Chinese to have the ability of complementing “Yin”, which is essential to keep the balance of a healthy human body.
Fo Ti has been widely used as a cosmetics both taken orally and externally to polish and blacken the hair.
Polygonum multiflorum extract is the dried tuber root of Polygonum multiflorum, mainly composed of lecithin, emodin, rhuflavin and other components.
Brief Information
Fo-Ti (Fo Ti)
Latin Name: Polygonum multiflorum
Ho Shou Wu, Fleeceflower Vine and Polygonum Flower
Root
Botanical Description
Fo-ti, which is native to China, is a perennial herb with a dark brown, oblong root. It grows in many Chinese provinces, including Gansu, Guizhou, Henan, Shanxi, Sichuan and Yunnan, as well as in Japan. Its scientific name is Polygonum multiflorum, but in China, it is also known as shou wu pian or he shou wu. The latter translates to "black-haired Mr. He." According to legend, elderly Mr. He ate fo-ti, and it restored his dark hair and youthfulness.
Polygonum multiflorum is a popular traditional Chinese herb that dates back to the Tang Dynasty. In order to use fo-ti, the root is processed following the black bean method. This method has evolved over centuries but always involves mixing slices of the plant's root with juice from black beans and steaming it.
Hefei Dielegance Biotechnology Co., Ltd., sharing this knowledge and experience about fo-ti herb, grasps the chance to cooperate with several universities to manufacture Fo-ti (Fo Ti) extract for the human use. Our Fo-ti Extract includes several specifications for you to choose. If you have any demand, you are welcomed to send us an inquiry or contact us.
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