1. Overview
Spinach Protein Powder is derived from spinach, a vegetable abundant in essential nutrients such as vitamin C, vitamin E, chlorophyll, folic acid, carotene, trace vegetable proteins, and minerals including iron, calcium, phosphorus, and potassium. Compared to many other vegetables, spinach boasts a higher protein level and is packed with chlorophyll. It is especially noteworthy for its high vitamin K content, which is prevalent in leafy greens and even more so in certain root varieties.
2. Benefits
Aids in Relieving Constipation and Supporting Bowel Health, While Helping Prevent and Manage Hemorrhoids
Spinach is loaded with dietary fiber from plants, which stimulates bowel movements, aids digestion, and boosts pancreatic enzyme production for better food breakdown. This makes it beneficial for conditions like anal issues, chronic pancreatitis, constipation, and anal fissures.
Supports Growth, Development, and Immunity Against Illnesses
The carotene in spinach transforms into vitamin A within the body, helping to sustain healthy eyesight and epithelial tissues. It enhances defenses against infections and fosters proper growth in children.
Delivers Essential Nutrients and Boosts Overall Wellness
Packed with carotene, vitamin C, calcium, phosphorus, iron, vitamin E, rutin, coenzyme Q10, and other vital compounds, spinach provides a broad spectrum of nutrients. It plays a key role in supporting treatments for anemia.
Enhances Metabolic Processes and Slows Down Aging
Components like fluorine-rich compounds, 6-hydroxymethylpterin, and various trace elements in spinach stimulate bodily metabolism and improve general health. Regular consumption of spinach is linked to a lower incidence of strokes.
Purifies the Skin and Combats Signs of Aging
Extracts from spinach encourage the growth of cells in culture, offering anti-aging properties and revitalizing youthful energy. In traditional practices, Chinese individuals extract juice from crushed spinach leaves, applying it to the face multiple times weekly over an extended period to unclog pores, minimize wrinkles and age spots, resulting in smoother, clearer complexion.
Replenishes Blood Reserves
With protein levels surpassing those of most vegetables, spinach is also rich in chlorophyll and vitamin K, primarily found in plant leaves (and to a lesser extent in roots). These elements assist in addressing nosebleeds and intestinal bleeding. The blood-nourishing qualities of spinach stem largely from its substantial amounts of carotenoids and ascorbic acid, which significantly benefit blood health and vitality.
Helps Regulate Blood Pressure
Excessive sodium intake can elevate blood pressure. In contrast, potassium encourages the kidneys to eliminate excess sodium, mitigating sodium's adverse effects on hypertension. Research indicates that potassium-rich foods offer protection against cerebrovascular conditions. Among green leafy vegetables, spinach stands out for its potassium content. While canned spinach is popular, its high sodium levels can harm those with high blood pressure. Opt for fresh spinach when possible; if not, frozen fresh spinach retains nutrients and is convenient for storage. Blend it with nuts or milk for a nutritious drink. Note that individuals on anticoagulant medications should limit spinach intake to avoid interfering with treatment efficacy.
3. Uses
Spinach provides effects like blood nourishment and clotting support, helping to moisten dryness, soothe the intestines and stomach, and address issues such as non-injurious bleeding, bloody stools, scurvy, intestinal heat, urinary difficulties, and hemorrhoids.
As a balanced option for invigorating blood and nourishing yin, spinach adheres to the principle of "tonifying without overwhelming deficiency."
It contains enzymes that benefit stomach function and pancreatic secretions, making it particularly suitable for those with hypertension or diabetes—especially diabetics.
The levels of vitamin A and C in spinach exceed those in typical vegetables, regular intake of which helps preserve normal vision and prevents night blindness.
Recent studies by international researchers highlight spinach's anti-aging benefits and its ability to rejuvenate vitality, thanks to vitamin E and coenzyme Q10.
Applications include pharmaceutical nutraceuticals, health supplements, baby foods, powdered drinks, dairy items, ready-to-eat meals, snacks, seasonings, senior nutrition products, baked goods, confectionery, chilled foods and beverages, and more.
4. Product Specifications
| ITEM | SPECIFICATION | TEST RESULT |
|---|---|---|
| Description | Positive | Complies |
| Appearance | Off-white to light yellow powder | Complies |
| Protein | ≥70% | 70.12% |
| Fat | ≤10% | 2.5% |
| Water | ≤5% | 3.36% |
| Fibre | ≤3% | 1.82% |
| Loss On Drying | < 5.0% | 4.31% |
| Ash | < 5.0% | 2.9% |
| HEAVY METALS | ||
| Arsenic (As) | <1ppm | Complies |
| Lead (Pb) | <1ppm | Complies |
| Cadmium (Cd) | <1ppm | Complies |
| Mercury (Hg) | < 0.5ppm | Complies |
| MICROBIOLOGICAL TEST | ||
| Total Plate Count | <1000cfu/g | Complies |
| Yeast And Mold | <100MPN/g | Complies |
| Salmonella | Negative | Complies |
| E. Coli | Negative | Complies |
| Staphylococcus | Negative | Complies |
5. NMR Analysis
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6. Storage and Security
This product remains stable when kept in appropriate conditions (room temperature). A detailed Stability Data Sheet can be provided upon request.
Per the U.S. FDA's GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) status, it is deemed safe for human use.
7. Client Feedback
8. Certifications
For years, Botanical Essence has focused on refining production processes and implementing robust quality controls. We have established a comprehensive quality management system and secured relevant certifications.
9. Key Partners
Botanical Essence has forged strong partnerships with leading companies such as Abbott, Unilever, Shiseido, KANS, and SIMM, among others.
10. Trade Shows
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