Get Triterpenoid Saponin compounds from fruits and vegetables

Triterpenoid Saponins are found in most plants including fruits and vegetables, but cooking the plants destroy the Triterpenoid Saponins. So why not get your Triterpenoid Saponins from the right foods like raw fruits and vegetables. The problem with eating the right foods to get your Triterpenoid Saponins is that to get the equivalent of taking the Triterpenoid Saponins and antioxidants that are available here, you may need to change the way you eat. For example, for breakfast you will need to eat up to a gallon of raw Cranberries, blueberries, or blackberries to get your needed antioxidants. For lunch you need to eat 8oz of raw winged bean to get your needed Betulinic Acid, 4oz of raw Seaweed(Oleanolic Acid), 4oz raw prunes(Ursolic Acid). Need I go on, as this is just a starting point. Some people would rather buy these herbs containing these compounds.

Notice that on all our food supplement bottles, we do a TLC (Thin Layer Chromatography) test for Triterpenoids including Betulinic Acid, Oleanolic Acid, Rosmarinic Acid, Ursolic Acid, Amyrin, sitosterol, Stigmasterol that are in said lot. Then we view and photograph the Chromatography plate under UV-365nm lighting and place the actual photograph on each and EVERY bottle. Even though most supplements sold may be full spectrum alright, they do not have active Triterpenoids in them. Good extract processes may cost more than some companies are willing or able to pay. That is why I suggest only buying supplements from companies that are willing to show you the TLC plate, or buy supplements and send a sample to a laboratory for testing before consuming them.

You can read about Triterpenoid Saponins including Betulinic Acid, and how it induces apoptosis, on the federal government NLM (U.S. National Library of Medicine, Freedom of Information Act) web site. The scientific phrase [induces apoptosis] means cause an abnormal cell to commit programmed suicide, disintegrate and be absorbed. I suggest doing a Google search for the federal government documents that discuss Betulinic acid and apoptosis.

The reason I did the research and developed this product is because, being an electronic engineer, a biomedical engineer, and software engineer at TIRR, I bought herbs from various sources. I was shocked when I tested the capsules in the lab, and found that not only were some of them very week in Betulinic Acid, Oleanolic Acid, Rosmarinic Acid, Ursolic Acid, and other expected Triterpenoid Saponin compounds, but in most cases they were TOTALLY void of any Triterpenoid Saponin compounds. I looked into their extraction processes and found that they did not follow the same procedure use by the successful researchers in places like Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. You can look at the chromatography tests here on this page and see for yourself that the Triterpenoid Saponin compound supplements are there. Chromatography is kind of like fingerprints and it does not lie.

People want these Supper Foods

People read about these Supper Foods, like the well known famous Chaga Mushroom extracts made in the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center research laboratories. They buy Chaga and Rosemary Super food dietary supplements and add it to their diet, thinking that it may possibly improve their health. After doing a Chromatography Test, they usually find that the extract they are taking does not have any Triterpenoid Saponins - Betulinic Acid(BA), Oleanolic Acid(OA), Rosmarinic Acid (RA), Ursolic Acid(UA) in them.

Problems with taking Dietary Supplements

Just taking a Dietary Supplement does not always have the effect that you are looking for because to be effective, you may need to do an elaborate extraction of the Triterpenoid Saponin compounds BA OA UA locked deep inside the herb. You can not buy these extractions from the research laboratories, so you buy from an herbalist. The herbalist in their manufacturing facilities may not have the expertise, knowledge, or they may not be willing to spend the money to duplicate the research laboratory's facilities, so there extractions may be flawed. People using these herbs are expecting the same results that the cancer research clinics got, but may not get them.

Solutions

If you want to buy Supplements rich in Triterpenoid Saponins such as rosemary, chaga, ginger, turmeric, that you read about having health benefits on the National Library of Medicine and want to be sure that the nutritional compounds are all in tact, send us a sample of your blend. We will analyze your sample and send you a report, so you can be sure you are taking the same Triterpenoid Saponins that you read about being in raw fruits and vegetables. The majority of the chromatography test we run on extracts people buy and send to us for analyses, have little or no value what so ever.