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White kidney bean Extract

Release time:

2022-08-02


Product Name: White Kidney Bean Extract

Main effect: rich in α-amylase inhibitory protein, mainly used in the fields of weight management and blood sugar management.


1. Introduction of raw materials
Extracted from white kidney beans, it contains a-amylase inhibitory protein, which can inhibit the activity of amylase in the human body, and is a pure plant extract with the effects of controlling body weight and reducing postprandial blood sugar.


2. The principle of action 
Alpha-amylase inhibitory protein inactivates the enzyme by forming a complex with alpha-amylase, hindering the digestion and absorption of part of the starch in food. Without affecting the absorption and metabolism of other nutrients, it selectively reduces sugar intake, lowers blood sugar levels, and reduces fat synthesis.

3. Product function
3.1. Weight Management

Inhibits human digestion and absorption of starch
While not affecting the absorption and metabolism of other nutrients, it can effectively inhibit the heat source of starch. Natural ingredients, no taboos, no diet, safe and efficient to enjoy a "thin" life.

3.2. Blood sugar management
Reduce the body's absorption of glucose
Inhibit the conversion of starch in ingested carbohydrates to sugar, avoid the increase of postprandial blood sugar concentration, and improve the meal happiness index of people with high blood sugar.

4. The market application - - product form
Health food: drinks, tablets, capsules, powders, etc.
Grain processed products: meal replacement powder, energy bars, etc.
Beverages: solid drinks, tea drinks, coffee, malt milk, etc.
Candy &candies: tablet candy, chocolate, candied fruit, jelly, etc.
Pastries: cakes, breads, biscuits, etc.


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