Hydroxyecdysone（5289-74-7）

Overview: ecdysone acts on the human body to promote protein synthesis, eliminate cholesterol in the body, lower blood lipids, inhibit blood sugar rise and other physiological activities. It is used in folk for rheumatoid arthritis. In sericulture, it is used to shorten the age of silkworm and promote cocooning; In aquaculture, shrimp and crab are also widely used; In cosmetics, ecdysone is also used as a special additive; Ecdysone k hormone added to cosmetics can prevent dry skin and make skin more tender. Ecdysone can affect the whole development stage of insects from hatching larvae to adults, so it can control or kill agricultural pests; Ecdysone also has some effects on the physiological process of crops, and has a good development and application prospect in the field of crop high-yield additives.

Application: ecdysone acts on human body to promote collagen synthesis, resist arrhythmia and fatigue; Promote cell growth, stimulate dermal cell division, and eliminate cholesterol in the body; Reduce blood fat and inhibit the rise of blood sugar; Physiological activities such as dredging channels and activating collaterals, removing dampness and relieving pain; It is a natural anticancer agent; Since the dew grass ecdysone came out in 1976, it has developed irregular tablets, injections and ointments. It is used in the folk for rheumatoid arthritis. It has good curative effect in the treatment of rheumatism and arthritis patients with different symptoms. Its effective ingredient 20 hydroxyecdysterone has been proved by clinical research to have a direct hypoglycemic effect. The total effective rate for type II diabetes is 84%, especially for diabetes patients with "more than three and less" symptoms.

Chemical properties: white crystalline powder, easily soluble in ethanol, slightly soluble in acetone, slightly soluble in hot water, ethyl acetate, chloroform, almost insoluble in ether, derived from aloes, achyranthes bidentata, pearl dew grass Cyanotis, arachnoidea, Brazilian ginseng (Pfaffia glomerata)

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