HA4820 L-Tetrahydropalmatine Powder

L-Tetrahydropalmatin (Corydalis Yanhusuo Extract) Introduction

L-Tetrahydropalmatin (L-THP) is derived from Corydalis Yanhusuo. Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) has been providing pure and naturally extracted L-Tetrahydropalmatin powder for over 15 years; we are a supplier of L-Tetrahydropalmatin raw materials in the USA. Our customers are primarily located in the United States, Canada, and Europe.

Tetrahydropalmatin(THP) is an isoquinoline alkaloid found in various plant species, predominantly in the genus Corydalis.

L-Tetrahydropalmatin (Corydalis Yanhusuo Extract) Specification

L-Tetrahydropalmatin Powder Functions

1. The extract from Corydalis Yanhusuo demonstrates a protective effect against carbon tetrachloride-induced liver damage in mice.
2. The extract from Corydalis Yanhusuo exhibits analgesic and sedative-hypnotic properties capable of suppressing chronic pain and dull visceral pain.
3. Corydalis Yanhusuo extract promotes blood circulation to alleviate blood stasis and facilitates the flow of Qi to reduce pain.
4. Corydalis Yanhusuo extract is commonly used for hypochondriacal pain due to liver Qi stagnation, gastric pain from stomach Qi stagnation, and pain from inguinal hernias.

L-Tetrahydropalmatin Powder Applications

1. It promotes blood circulation to eliminate blood stasis and facilitates the circulation of Qi to alleviate pain.
2. It is frequently applied to hypochondriacal pain resulting from liver gas stagnation, gastric pain due to stomach gas stagnation, and pain from inguinal hernias.
3. L-Tetrahydropalmatin/Rotundin possesses analgesic and sedative-hypnotic effects and can alleviate chronic persistent pain and dull visceral pain. It aids in promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis and enhancing the flow of Qi to relieve pain.
4. It is commonly used for hypochondriacal pain due to liver Qi stagnation, gastric pain from stomach Qi stagnation, and inguinal hernia pain. Tetrahydropalmatin also has a protective effect against carbon tetrachloride-induced liver damage in mice.

L-Tetrahydropalmatin Safety Precautions

Handling of Tetrahydropalmatin should only be conducted by personnel trained and familiar with the handling of potent pharmaceutical agents. It is moderately to severely irritating to skin and eyes.