Macleaya Cordata Extract

[ Other Name ] Plumepoppy Extract
[ Latin Name ] Macleaya cordata (Willd.) R. Br.
[ Part Used ] Whole herb
[ Specification ] 10:1, Sanguinarine 60%
[ Appearance ] Orange red fine powder
[ Test Method ] HPLC
[ Active Ingredient ] Alkaloids, Sanguinarine

[ Functions ]
1. Regulate intestinal flora, improve intestinal health, and enhance the body's disease resistance;
2. Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, avoid energy loss, maintain the best production performance of the body;
3. Promote growth, anti-cancer, improve animal production performance;
4. It has a strong inhibitory effect on a variety of gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria and leptospira;

[ Application ]
It can be widely used in veterinary drugs, feed additives, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics and other industries.

About Macleaya Cordata Extract
The main chemical components of macleaya cordata extract are alkaloids, from which Sanguinarine, chelerythrine, protopine, α-Allocryptopine and β- Allocryptine. The active chemical components in macleaya cordata extract are mainly sanguinarine and chelerythrine, with the highest content in the fruit.
Macleaya cordata extract has antibacterial, insecticidal, maggot killing, improving liver function, enhancing immunity, anti-tumor and other effects, and has received extensive attention in clinical medicine, biological pesticides, and animal breeding.
According to the test in the process of raising pigs and broilers, adding macleaya cordata extract to the feed can reduce the morbidity and death of pigs and broilers, increase appetite, increase daily feed intake, promote growth, increase daily weight gain and feed conversion rate , is an effective way to solve the problem of animal husbandry caused by antibiotics.
Macleaya cordata extract is a new type of drug additive. Its broad-spectrum antibacterial effect can kill pathogenic bacteria in animals, promote the repair of existing damage, improve the microbial ecology of intestinal flora, and reduce the diarrhea rate of animals, thereby improving the physique of animals and reducing the number of sick animals in the breeding industry.