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Common Name:
Bilberry, Huckleberry, Whortleberry
Latin Name:
Vaccinium myrtillus L. Origin Europe (Wild)
Part of The Plant Used:
Fresh fruit
Active Substances:
Anthocyanosides , flavonoids
Standard:
25% anthocyanosides calculated as anthocyanidins
Historical Uses
1. Ophthalmology A. myopia: B. Retinal disturbances C. Eye strain/visual acuity D. Dark adaptation E. Day and night blindness F. Pigmentary retinitis G. Diabetic-included cataracts. 2. Vascular Disorders: Blood purpuras Varicose veins Varices Anti-coagulating problems Capillary fragility and hyper-permeability Phlebitis Hypertension Advanced diabetic vascular complications Arteriosclerosis Hemorrhages Bleeding gums Kidney hematuria CNS vascular disorders.
Analysis
Product: Vaccinium myrtillus L. fruit Type: Standardized Extract Quality: wild crafted Specification Result Standardization: 25% Anthocyanosides ( anthocyanidins) Solubility: in chloroform insoluble Solubility: in acetone insoluble Sulfated ash: 0.5% Water (K. Fischer) 3.83% Heavy metal: <10PPm Total amount other solvents <0.005% Total residual aerobic microbial count: 1000cfu/g Fungi <100cfu/g S. aureus, Salmonella, E. Coli, P. aeruginosa absent Directions for use 3 each of 80mg. Casules/day
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