Description :
Scammony Resin Extract : The active principle ingrediant of scammonu is the glucoside scammonin or jalaphin, which is also known as scammonoae resina.The resin is being extracted by solvent with the subsequent removal of the solvent and Drying of residue in hot chamber.
Like certain other resins, scammony is inert until it has passed from the stomach into the duodenum, where it meets the bile, a chemical reaction occurring between it and the taurocholate and glycocholate of sodium, whereby it is converted into a powerful purgative.
Over the years, we are acknowledged as a leading manufacturer and exporter of Scammony Resin. These resins are extracted from scammony roots at our hygienic facility under the able guidance of expert professionals. Our Scammony Resin is very effective in the treatment of severe constipation and kills both roundworm & tapeworm. Our precious clients can avail these resins from us in safe and hygienic packaging within stipulated time frame.
Applications of Scammony Resin Extract :
- Laxative: Traditionally, scammony resin extract is most renowned for its use as a powerful purgative. It has been employed to relieve severe constipation by stimulating intense bowel movements. The resin’s active components induce peristalsis, aiding in the evacuation of the bowels.
- Anthelmintic: Due to its strong purgative effects, scammony resin has been used to expel intestinal parasites. By inducing strong bowel movements, it helps in clearing parasitic worms from the intestines.
- Detoxification: In historical herbal medicine, scammony resin was sometimes used in detoxification protocols. Its ability to rapidly clear the bowels was thought to aid in eliminating toxins from the body.
- Component in Compound Medicines: Scammony resin extract has been included in various traditional compound medicines. It was often combined with other herbs and substances to balance its potent effects and create synergistic formulations for digestive health.
- Research and Study: In modern times, scammony resin extract is of interest in pharmacological research. Studies explore its bioactive compounds and their potential applications, including antimicrobial and anticancer properties, though such uses are still in experimental stages.
