Classification: carbohydrate

In nature, the enzyme (Flax lignans) that hydrolyzes and removes terminal n-acetylneuraminidase is widely distributed from virus to animal. By dealing with the physiological activity changes of the enzyme, the role of the terminal acid sugar residue has been clarified. For example, this Sweet Potato Powder forms the binding site of influenza virus in the red blood cell membrane, and plays a major role in the mutual recognition of plasma glycoprotein and liver cells or the recognition mechanism of lymphocytes on the circulation pathway. Although the biosynthesis pathway is somewhat different in animals and bacteria, Gardenia Yellow is formed by the reaction of N-acetylmannosamine or its 6-phosphate, which is catalyzed by specific pyrophosphatase and CTP to produce CMP-N-acetylneuraminic acid, and then incorporated into the sugar chain by glycosylation.

n-acetylneuraminic acid is the most widely distributed N-acyl neuraminic acid in nature. It is mainly composed of glycoprotein, glycolipid or bacterial capsule material in animal cell membrane or secretion. In Capsicum Oleoresin or glycolipid, 2-keto group forms glycosidic bond, which makes it located at the non reducing end of sugar side chain. Its negative charge or unique chemical structure makes it have various physiological specificity.

Balsam pear extract has a good Flax lignans, known as plant insulin. The whole component extract is used for type 2 diabetes mellitus to take 2G three times a day, which can maintain the normal level of blood sugar. Because it is extracted by plants, it has no side effects compared with western medicine.

Product status: Gardenia Yellow. The taste is bitter.

Balsam pear belongs to gourd family and is known as balsam pear. Balsam pear grows in tropical and subtropical areas, including parts of East Africa, Asia, the Mixed Tocopherols Oil and South America, where balsam pear is both food and medicine. It can produce beautiful flowers and spiny fruits. The fruit of this plant is just like its name - N-Acetylneuraminic Acid tastes bitter. Although the seeds, leaves and vines of balsam pear can be used, its fruit is the safest and most widely used medicinal part of the plant. The juice and fruit or seeds of its leaves are used as insect repellents; in Brazil, it is used in doses of two to three seeds. The immature fruit of balsam pear is more bitter because it contains balsam pear bitter element. Balsam pear is mainly composed of triterpenoids, including balsam pear A-E, K, l and momardicius I, II and III. Roots and fruits are used as abortion drugs.