White Willow Bark Extract Salicin Powder

Salicin is a pure natural active substance extracted from the branches or bark of Salix babylonica L. through modern extraction technology. It is mainly completed by alcohol extraction, extraction, chromatography, crystallization and other processes.

As "natural aspirin," salicin is used to treat minor fevers, colds, infections (influenza), acute and chronic rheumatic complaints, headaches, and pain due to inflammation. Salicin is also thought to be the source of white willow bark's anti-inflammatory and pain-reducing abilities. The pain-relieving power of white willow bark usually takes effect slowly but lasts longer than regular aspirin products. A trial found that a herbal compound product containing 100ng of salicin can effectively improve the pain relief ability of arthritis patients after being taken continuously for two months.

As "natural aspirin," salicin is used to treat minor fevers, colds, infections (influenza), acute and chronic rheumatic complaints, headaches, and pain due to inflammation. Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid), a synthetic substitute for salicin, has potentially dangerous gastrointestinal side effects. In its natural form, salicin passes harmlessly through the gastrointestinal system and is converted to salicylic acid in the blood and liver. The conversion process takes several hours, so the results are not immediately felt by the body, but the general effects last for several hours.

Salicin is thought to be the source of white willow bark's anti-inflammatory and pain-reducing abilities. The pain-relieving power of white willow bark usually takes effect slowly but lasts longer than regular aspirin products. A trial found that a herbal compound product containing 100ng of salicin can effectively improve the pain relief ability of arthritis patients after being taken continuously for two months. Another trial found that consuming 1,360 mg of white willow bark extract (containing 240 mg of salicin) daily for two weeks was more effective in treating joint pain and/or arthritis. Using high doses of white willow bark extract may also help relieve low back pain. A four-week trial found that white willow bark extract containing 240 mg of salicin was effective in reducing the exacerbation of low back pain.

In a patent titled "Use of Salicin as an Anti-Irritation Compound in Cosmetics and Topical Skin Preparations," salicylic acid is cited as an effective ingredient in "the control and prevention of so-called 'stings,' Salicin can be used to treat atopic dermatitis, type I and IV skin irritations, and can increase the irritation threshold of sensitive skin. "Salicin's aspirin-like properties are also thought to be useful in eliminating diaper rash, irritation, and irritation." Herpetic inflammation and sunburn, the concentration is about 5%.