st. john's wort extract

latin name: hypericum perforatum l
appearance: brown-black powder
active ingredients: hypericins
specification: hypericins 0.3%, test by uv

introduction

hypericum perforatum is a shrubby plant with clusters of yellow flowers that have oval, elongate petals. the plant gets its name because it is often in full bloom around june 24, the day traditionally celebrated as the birthday of john the baptist. both the flowers and leaves are used for medicinal purposes. n recent years, there has been renewed interest in hypericum perforatum as a treatment for depression and there has been a great deal of scientific research on this topic. hypericum perforatum is one of the most commonly purchased herbal products in europe and north america in the recent 5 years.

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function

(1) anti-depressive and sedative properties;

(2) effective remedy for the nervous system, relaxing tension, and anxiety and lifting the spirits;

(3) enhancing the effect of neurotransmitters in the brain;

(4) as a tissue restorative for nerves, st. john's wort is indicated for stroke patients, for mild neuroses, sleepwalkers, and accident victims.