Watermelon Extract
Product Name: Watermelon Extract
Latin Name: Citrullus lanatus
Active Ingredients: A variety of vitamins, minerals and protein
Specifications:
Ratio: 4:1~20:1
Straight Powder
Juice Concentrate
Parameter: Moisture≤5%, Purity:100%
Herb Source: Watermelon
Appearance: Red or Green -yellow fine powder
Introduction
Watermelons belong to the Cucurbitaceae family, which also includes cantaloupe, squash, pumpkin, and cucumber.
A fully-ripened watermelon is typically 6 percent sugar and 91 percent water by weight, so it is not surprising why a number of people may wonder about its potential health benefits - apart from being a sweet thirst quencher of course.
Over recent years there have been a number of studies carried out to try and determine whether watermelon might have health benefits, and there have been some very promising results.
Nutrition
Watermelon is a low-calorie summer treat. One cup provides 50 calories and a source of vitamins A and C. The red flesh of watermelon is high in lycopene, a powerful antioxidant that may protect your body from certain types of cancer and heart disease. Watermelon rind prevents the sweeter flesh from spoiling and contains additional vitamin C, fiber, potassium and a small amount of vitamin B-6. Watermelon rind contains very few calories, so it can add bulk and variety to your dishes without blowing your calorie budget.
Function
Watermelon rinds may have additional medical benefits. Research by the Agricultural Research Service discovered that watermelon rinds contain citrulline. Citrulline creates arginine, an amino acid that makes proteins for your body and plays a role in the relaxation of your blood vessels. Some people have a natural deficiency of arginine. Watermelon rind extract is currently being studied as a possible treatment for angina and other heart and blood conditions.
Uses
Eating the rind allows you to use all of the edible parts of a watermelon, and it reduces food waste. Due to their mild flavor, you can use watermelon rinds in a variety of dishes. Asian cultures use watermelon rinds in stir-fries, salads, soups and other dishes. Pickled watermelon rinds are a popular dish in Southern states. Watermelon rinds also are used to make preserves, relishes and candy.
Ms Mona Yang
Company: 3W Botanical Extract INC
E-mail: sales02@3wbio.com
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