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Madecassic Acid Powder Properties
| Product Name | Madecassic Acid Powder | Alias Name | Gotu Kola, Centella Asiatica |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active Ingredients | Madecassic Acid | Specification | 90% |
| Appearance | white powder | Molecular Formula | C30H48O6 |
| CAS No | 18449-41-7 | EC No | 606-031-1 |
| Origin | Guangxi, China |
Madecassic Acid Powder Introduction
What is Madecassic Acid?
Madecassic acid structure
Madecassic Acid is one of the active bio-ingredients found in the Centella Asiatica plant, more commonly known as Gotu Kola. An ingredient in Eastern skincare that is gaining in popularity. This chemical acid can be found in the sap of this Chinese medicinal plant. It is a triterpene and a member of the isoprenoid family with many different molecular and medicinal uses. You will love the excellent properties it offers for anti-inflammatory and moisturizing purposes.
This is a pentacyclic triterpenoid that is substituted by a carboxy group at position 28 and a hydroxy group at positions 2,3,6 and 23 (2 alpha, 3beta, 6beta). While its product name goes by easier to remember Madecassic Acid, the chemical name for this substance is 6beta-hydroxyasiatic acid, UNII-M701N24J82, or molecular formula C30H48O6. This triterpene has a boiling point of 641 degrees Celsius (prediction) and a melting point of 270 degrees Celsius. The ideal storage temperature for this is between 2-8 dg Celsius.
Triterpenes are a class of chemical compounds that are composed of three types of terpenes. They often are composed of a CH formula. In this case, as mentioned above, it is C30H4806. The pentacyclic triterpenoid has the main active role as a plant metabolite and antioxidant before extraction. Chemical properties include a white powder and a ursane chemical skeleton. This can also be found under the raw material name of Brahmic Acid.
Sourcing Madecassic Acid
Madecassic Acid is derived from the C.Asiatica plant, gives off a sweet aroma, and is a rich source of madecassic acid as well as other triterpenes with medicinal benefits. Our Madecassic acid is made out of more than 80% specified pure powder extract. LuckHerb sources its madecassic acid from the highest antioxidant asiaticoside and madecassoside ingredients.
Gotu Kola or Centella Asiatica (scientific name) is an ancient Ayurvedic medicinal plant found throughout Southeast Asia, China, and parts of Latin America. Madecassic Acid is one of the major triterpenes first isolated from this plant in 1948.
Constituents of Centella Asiatica extract
Not only does this acid exist heavily in Centella Asiatica, but it is also a rich source of other triterpenoids with medicinal benefits. Madecassocide, Madecassic Acid, Asiatic Acid, and asiaticoside are the chemical terpenoids making up this plant, promoting skin care. These have been growing in popularity in the cosmetic industry over recent years. Research shows that it helps to protect various layers of the skin while also helping to repair wounds and soothe red, inflamed skin.
Madecassic Acid Forms And Specifications
At Luck Herb, we produce only the finest and most pure 90% extract powder in bulk. Madecassic acid is a part of the Madecassoside extracted and isolated from the Centella Asiatica plant. Our powder has become a favorite in various industries, including cosmetics and nutrition. Specifically, skincare loves the antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and overall healing properties of this fine powder. Many choose to create gels, creams, and lotions out of it.
Packaging is commonly sold in 1 kg bags or 25kg drums for large wholesale. This is a safe and FDA-recognized ingredient that can be shipped through Fed Ex or UPS.
How does Madecassic Acid work
This acid works by utilizing antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties such as COX-2, TNF-alpha, and IL-6 in this compound to fight associated problems with inflammation and skin irritation. It works to inhibit the downregulation of NF-kappa activation in macrophage cells. This is why it is so commonly found in skin inflammation-fighting products.
Madecassic Acid promotes the growth of Hypertrophic Scar Fibroblast, one of the main functional cells for healing wounds and collagen recovery. It aids in helping to prevent hyperpigmentation by producing niacinamide.
Madecassic acid And Lactic Acid
Lactic Acid is another great secret raw material significantly used in skincare and various nutritional extracts and oils. Belonging to the alpha hydroxy acid family, this acid, in particular, works great for clearing away dead skin cells on the top skin layer. When used in 12% of concentrations, studies have shown the skin results in an overall smoother and more firm appearance. When paired with madecassic acid, this only promotes an increasingly deeper level of anti-inflammation for a longer-lasting skin glow. Madecassic acid and lactic acid also go together to fight bacterial infections and wounds. Lactic acid helps to balance the gut and is great for eczema and acne, and these benefits are only increased when paired with madecassic acid.
Madecassic Acid Horse Chestnut
One of the best things about madecassic acid in its raw form is its ability to go so well with other natural extracts in use to fight certain conditions or health problems. Horse chestnut or Aesculus hippocastanum is traditionally used to improve varicose veins. This is another triterpene saponin similar to madecassic acid in that it has various properties to help reduce glycogens and inflammation.
Baicalin and Madecassic acid
Baicalin is another potent ancient Chinese medicinal extract most commonly used to treat internal inflammation associated with hypertension and cardiovascular diseases. When paired with madecassic acid, this glycoside has powerful effects that can double the reduction rate of inflammation. Some side effects of combining these, though, could include shortness of breath or fatigue.
Madecassic Acid manufacturing process
Madecassic Acid comes in the pure raw form of white powder (98+%) in purity. Our extract company begins by developing new ways to isolate and extract only the most refined parts of the plant compounds. After extracting the product and isolating it into its raw form it goes through a heavy testing process for metals and other toxins. It is then sampled and sent to third-party testing, where it can be further evaluated for safety.
Madecassic Acid Benefits
- Madecassic Acid promotes the growth of Hypertrophic Scar Fibroblast, one of the main functional cells for healing wounds and collagen recovery.
- High antioxidants provide anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects.
- Research shows this compound has helped to prevent diabetic complications by reducing the production of advanced glycation. The strong antioxidant activity has helped to minimize problems of diabetic neuropathy and impaired wound healing.
- With the power of anti-inflammatory properties, this provides, madecassic acid is a great way to fight rosacea—one of the most common inflammatory skin disorders. Our extract powder goes excellent in skincare and other products for helping to reduce redness, irritation, and swelling that may arise from rosacea.
- Used in other hygiene products such as antibacterial lotions and even toothpaste for deeper cleaning.
- Promotes speed in the treatment of varicose veins by enhancing and stimulating glycosaminoglycan synthesis and cell growth.
Madecassic Acid Safety
Madecassic Acid has been used for thousands of years by humans to extract the Centella plant and is deemed GRAS status by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Gras is as “Generally as safe” and means that this plant extract is recognized among qualified exports as having shown safe conditions under intended use in foods or as an additive.
Our quality control team at Lucky Herbs takes pride in going through the most rigorous quality and safety control testing. The quality control team completes an array of tests for heavy metals, including arsenic, chromium, lead, and mercury. Luck Herb also utilizes high-pressure liquid chromatography to ensure active ingredients are correct.
Madecassic Acid side effects
With any extracts, possible side effects are always a possibility. These are rare, but one with an allergen or sensitivity to this acid or extract of the plant may experience burning or redness around the external area where topicals were applied. With higher doses of the herb in food or additive form, there may be symptoms of nausea, headache, dizziness, and extreme drowsiness to be mindful of.
Madecassic Acid dosage
Many skincare products will have a direct dosage of how much the consumer is to get from the product. In terms of raw dosing and adding as a food additive, a recommended dosage is 180 mg per day of the total. This may be 1-2 grams of topical cream or more a day.
Where to buy bulk Madecassic Acid powder
Luck Herb has been producing safe and high-quality extracts for over ten years. Our company prides itself in being a natural herb supplier and specifically producing great raw bulk powders such as Centella Asiatica madecassic acid powder. Our passion for natural skincare allows us to create safe products that are free from chemicals and man-made toxins.
Luck Herb is not only an extract manufacturer but provides wholesale as well. Based out of Shanghai, China, we specialize in the development of herbal oils and extracts. These include but are not limited to reishi mushroom extract, Gotu kola, and buckthorn seed. Luck Herb works with only the best to always have ready stock available as well.
Our product quality is highly controlled by our Superficial CO2 fluid extraction process. This allows us to attain compounds without leftover residue or solvents. All of our products the third-party testing. Our samples are tested and even available to try out for free. Our high standards and expectations set for products have helped us grow over the past ten years.
Triterpene compounds are a class of chemical compounds made of three terpenes. These exist in pure form in various plants, animals, and fungi. Madecassic Acid is mainly responsible for the most soothing and healing qualities people think of when they think of the Centella plant and skin care. Known for its anti-inflammatory properties, it’s great at reducing redness and inflammation and overall calming the skin. Madecassocide is known for promoting smooth skin texture and an even tone. Asiatic Acid helps to stimulate collagen and fibroblast cells which help anti-aging and healing wounds. Lastly, there’s asiaticoside, which has potent antioxidants that have strong antibacterial properties.
