Inositol

Function

• Cell Membrane Formation

As a component of phosphatidylinositol, Inositol participates in cell membrane synthesis and signal transduction.

Also mainains the structural integrity of cells.

• Regulation of Fat Metabolism

Facilitates hepatic fat transport and oxidative breakdown;

Reduces fat accumulation to prevent non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD);

Lowers serum cholesterol levels.

• Metabolic and Endocrine Regulation

Improves insulin sensitivity  

Assists in regulating hormonal imbalance and ovulatory dysfunction in patients with PCOS.

• Hair and Skin Health

Participates in hair follicle metabolism to reduce hair loss; 

Promotes skin barrier repair and alleviates dry and sensitive skin conditions.

• Mental Health

Inositol demonstrates potential benefits for mental health issues.

Like anxiety, depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder. 

• Nervous System Support

Inositol is an essential constituent of neuronal cell membranes;

It takes part in the synthesis of neurotransmitters such as serotonin;

Helps stabilize nerve signal transmission; 

Relieves mood disorders including anxiety and depression.

Application:   

• Food Industry

Infant formula powder, functional beverages, sports nutrition food, baked goods, dairy products

• Feed Industry 

Feed additives for livestock, poultry and aquaculture; 

Promotes growth, prevents fatty liver, improves reproductive performance and anti-stress capacity

• Pharmaceutical & Health Supplement

Adjuvant regulation for PCOS, blood lipid modulation, mood relief, hair health supplementation

• Cosmetics

Humectant, skin barrier repairing ingredient; applied in sensitive skin care and anti-aging products

Specification