Denmark Launches High-Dose Nordic Berry Extract

morten Weidner
,
CEO of
, a Danish manufacturer of functional food ingredients, said:

, an active substance,
Ribetril A
, has only been found in berries belonging to the teagenus.
”Asiros
preparing to put the Nordic red(black tea) extract on the market.Morten Weidner
believes that the berries are rich in polyphenols and have obvious health properties, but have not yet been widely used in the food and health care industries in the form of powders, as the active ingredient content in previous extracts has not been sufficient.although the EU does not certify the health statement, in vivo and in vitro studies have confirmed that the product enhances mitochondrial function and replenishes the body. The product is registered under the
"Ribetril"
. The price is EUR 50
per
kg.Weider
tells us that
"Ribetril"
products are currently available in retail stores in Denmark under the name
"MitoActive"
(
"
Mitochondrial Activity
"
"StatementMitoActive
products contain a certain amount of magnesium, which meets the requirements of the European Food Safety Authority (
EFSA
) and relieves body fatigue, which for consumers is equivalent to
"
adding more energy
"
."
the product is mainly consumed by athletes, used to improve athletic ability and accelerate recovery, ordinary consumers can also use the product on a daily basis to add more energy.
”"

" Ribetril A
is a bioactive polyphenol that is found only in certain berries in the teagenus," Weider said. The plant is now widely grown to provide more raw materials.
”The company has patented the berry shell extraction process, whichpromotes the stability of fresh materials and reduces the loss of important compounds, reducing corruption and desalgation of processed and processed products, resulting in more stable products.
”In accordance
eu
legal requirements,
MioActive
gives a magnesium energy statement.Weider
said the study is ongoing and will be presented this month at the International Resveratrol Conference in Dijon, France, on the synthesis and activity ofmitochondrial biosynthetics and activities, including human datain Dijon, France.
omega-3
,
omega-6
,
omega-9
polyunsaturated fatty acids, as well as minerals and dietary fiber, can be added to the berries
to meet a wide variety of
needs.
”