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Prix de commande minimale:
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Commande minimale:
25 Kilogram
Packaging Detail:
25 kg bags
Delivery Time:
7-15 days
Supplying Ability:
5000 Kilogram per Month
Payment Type:
Other, PayPal, Money Gram, Western Union, T/T
USA
Personne àcontacter Mr. Andrew
15171 S. Figueroa, St. Gardena, California
NP Nutra offers a variety of High Quality Lo Han Guo P.E. 7% Mogrosides Powder. Further products such as Lo Han Guo *5% and *0% Mogrosides are available upon request.
Lo Han contains substantial amounts of amino
acids, mineral, vitamins and fructose. It can be used in functional
beverages, nutritional formulas, diet foods and other common food
products. In Traditional Chinese Medicine Lo Han is used as an
analgesic, antitussive, expectorant and to treat infiltration of
the lungs. Lo Han contains no calories whatsover! Thus it is also
ideal for use with products that require a low or no carbohydrate
content and that aim for minimal calorie content.
La Han Guo does not elevate insulin levels, raise cholesterol or
stimulate fat storage. Lo Han extract is the foremost natural
sweetener in the industry. It is being used in formulas to promote
maintaining a healthy weight. Lo Han is considered safe for
diabetics, hypoglycemics and children. It adds a nice natural
sweetness to functional beverages. Since it is not a sugar alcohol,
it doesn’t leave a bitter finish. By isolating the sweet compounds
one can obtain extracts that are up to **0 to **0 times sweeter
than natural sugar.*
Lo Han Guo is a perennial vine, which grows in the northern Guangxi province in China. We only use premium quality wildcrafted Lo Han Berries grown without the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers. The Chinese people have used Lo Han for centuries because of its medicinal properties and its outstanding abilities as a natural sweetener. The Chinese are calling the small Lo Han fruits a "National Treasure".
* FDA disclaimer
Common Name: Lo Han Guo
Botanical Name: Momordica grosvenori
Other Names: Monk Fruit, Buddha Fruit
Growing Area: China
