Buchu Leaf Extract

Buchu Leaf Extract Product Name: Buchu Leaf Extract Botanical Name: Barosma buchu Lina L Part Used: Leaf Specification: 4:1 CAS No：490-03-9 Molecular Formula: C10H16O2 Molecular Weight: 168.2328 Appearance: Light Yellow Powder 

What is Buchu Leaf Extract? Buchu Leaf is indigenous to South Africa, and then the Dutch colonists learned about this herbal remedy and started using it for muscle pains, cholera, arthritis and kidney stones. Later on the herb gained such popularity that it was employed for a wide range of diseases, and nearly considered a cure-all. This herb can be helpful in congenital heart failure and elevated arterial tension. It has been known to strengthen the urinary system and to ease inflammation of the bladder, reduce bloating and excess water weight, alleviate painful urination, reduce swelling of the prostate, treat incontinence associated with prostate problems, and eliminate uric acid from the kidneys. It also soothes the inflammation of the vagina, sinus, mucous membrane, colon and gums. Buchu Leaf extract has been used to control diabetes and treat digestive disorders. Other uses for this tincture include treating yeast infection and vaginal discharge, which are sometimes mistaken for urinary tract infection. Buchu Leaf extracts also reduce bloating induced by premenstrual syndrome. It has been used to treat cellulite, sprains, wounds, skin problems, coughs, colds and chronic bronchitis.

Where will Buchu Leaf Extract be used to? Buchu oil is widely used in the perfume industry, as well as a component in artificial fruit flavors, alcoholic beverages, frozen dairy desserts, candy, condiments and relishes. The original usage of buchu by the natives of South Africa is somewhat unclear, as the word buchu is a general term in South Africa for aromatic plant. Some have theorized that it may have been applied topically as an insect repellant. The primary action of the herb is antimicrobial.

Application of  Buchu Leaf Extract： Anti-inflammatory Urinary tract infections and other disorders of the urinary tract Prostate disorders Rheumatism Colds and flu Diuretic High blood pressure Diabetes