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Astaxanthin 2.5 % 1%,2%,2.5%,3%,5%,10% offered by a 17 years experienced cGMP Astaxanthin manufacturer MIGU with warehosues in China


Latin Name: Haematococcus Pluvialis
Material Original: Haematococcus Pluvialis
Extracted Part: Whole
Supported Purity:  1%,2%,2.5%,3%,5%,10%

 

What’s the Haematococcus pluvialis

Haematococcus pluvialis is a freshwater species of chlorophyta from the family Haematococcaceae.
This species is well known for its high content of the strong antioxidant astaxanthin, which is important
in aquaculture, and cosmetics.

The high amount of astaxanthin is present in the resting cells, which are produced and rapidly
accumulated when the environmental conditions become unfavorable for normal cell growth.
Examples of such conditions include bright light, high salinity, and low availability of nutrients.

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Haematococcus pluvialis is usually found in temperate regions around the world. Their resting cysts
are often responsible for the blood-red colour seen in the bottom of dried out rock pools and bird
baths. This colour is caused by astaxanthin which is believed to protect the resting cysts from the
detrimental effect of UV-radiation, when exposed to direct sunlight.

The Relationship between Haematococcus pluvialis and Astaxanthin 

Haematococcus pluvialis is a miniature single-cell green algae, with special biological properties,
showing the diversity of its life cycle, with motile cells, zoospores, fixed cells and spores of four
forms do not move in a weak light, nitrogen and phosphorus-rich environment mainly in the form
of a green swimming cells exist in the process moderate rain pluvialis vigorous growth, the cells
contain a small amount of astaxanthin; born in unfavorable conditions exist (high light high
temperatures, high salt and nutrient starvation), the places fixed spores (thick-walled spores) form,
this time, due to algal cells often contain large amounts of astaxanthin and appear red

The traditional view that astaxanthin is mainly accumulated mainly in the thick-walled spore phase .
However, recent studies have shown that the accumulation of rain pluvialis astaxanthin does
not depend on cell division stops, thick-walled spore formation and cell movement can Power loss,
the accumulation of astaxanthin can occur in Haematococcus vegetative growth period, and the
cells are able to swim as fast and thick-walled spores degree, a large number of synthetic astaxanthin

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Research  for human health  

All cells in our bodies are constantly exposed to reactive free radicals that are produced from smoking, irradiation,
pollution and also as a by-poduct of metabolism itself. A higher level of free radical compared to antioxidants
leads to increased oxidative stress in the body.Oxidative stress cause many health problems because it
damages proteins, lipids, DNA and enzymes, which leads to dysfunctional cells and inflammation. Because
astaxanthin is taken up by all cells in the body and reduces oxidative stress, it has demonstrated several health
benefits in clinical studies.

The aim of our medical research is to develop methods for the prevention and treatment of ailments caused
by oxidative stress so as to improve health and quality of life.

1.Improves muscle endurance and recovery

Intensive physical ativity increases the level of free radicals because of a greater stress on muscle fibers and
an increased metabolic level.In addition, while we age, the body will produce lower amounts of antioxidants
and the muscles will be exposed to higher levels of oxidative stress.Intake of external antioxidants might
therefore be beneficial for hard-training athletes as well as for older people. Astaxanthin protects muscles
from free radicals and thereby enhances recovery, reduces inflammation and boosts muscle performance.

Studies on Astaxanthin  indicate several positive effects for muscles.
– Enhances muscle endurance.
– Lowers lactic acid in muscles.
– Protects the cell’s “energy stations” (mitochondria) form oxidation, which results in more energy for muscles.

2.Makes tired eyes alert

We are spending more time in front of computers and as a consequence there is growing number of
people suffering from eye fatigue. The symptoms of eye fatigue include eye strain, irritation, sore and dry
eyes and frequent headaches.Overstrained eye muscle responsible for regulating the lens is considered
the main factor for eye fatigue. Astaxanthin protects these muscle from oxidation and by so doing has
positive effects for eye health.

Studies on astaxanthin indicate several positive effects for the eye
– Reduces problems caused by eye fatigue.
– Improve the capacity of the eyes to accommodate to changing focal distances.
– Increase blood transportation to the eyes.

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3.Beautiful skin 

The skin needs strong protection because it is always exposed to environmental pollution and UV-light, which
increase the level of free radicals in the skin.

Aging leads to reduced levels of antioxidants in the skin, which is therefore more dependent on antioxidants
from food.Astaxanthin has been shown to give a superior protection to skin cells and it contributes to a
healthier skin.

Studies on astaxanthin indicate several positive effects for the skin.
– Reduces fine lines and wrinkles.
– Improves elasticity the skin by strengthening the collagen layer.
– Increase moisture content of the skin

4.Increase likelihood of getting pregnant

Oxidative stress reduces sperm quality, which can cause infertility. Free radicals damage the cell membrane
of the sperm, which decrease sperm motility and its ability to fuse with an egg.Astaxanthin reduces these
harms thanks to its ability to protect the sperm cell membrane from oxidation.

Increased fertility and improved sperm quality

In a double blind, randomized study, 30 couples with infertility problems participated and the men were treated
with astaxanthin or placebo. In the astaxanthin group, 54.5% of the couples were pregnant within three months,
whereas only 5.4% in the placebo group had a baby.

The men supplemented with astaxanthin had significantly lower oxidative stress in their sperm and an
increased sperm quality compared to the placebo group. Similar results were also found for horses and pigs
that were supplemented with astaxanthin in their feed.

5.Keeps you healthy and alert

A well-functioning immune system that responds rapidly to viruses and bacteria is important for avoiding
colds and flus.The immune cells are particularly sensitive to oxidative stress because their cell membranes
contain a high level of unsaturated fatty acids. Oxidation of the immune cell’s membranes leads to a
reduced immune response.Astaxanthin inhibits this oxidation and by so doing may enhance the immune system.

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Studies on astaxanthin indicate several positive effects for the immune system.
-Boosts the immune system so it reacts faster to viruses and bacteria.
-Increase the number of white blood cells.
-Improves the capacity of white blood cells (neutrophils) to attack invaders.

6.Makes your stomach happy

Common stomach problems include swollen stomach, pain, nausea and heartburn.Indivials who often
have these problems tend to have increased inflammation in the stomach and, in many cases, an
infection caused of the bacterium Helicobacter pylori.

Indicate several positive effects for the stomach.

– Improve stomach health for people suffering from a stomach problem.

– Reduces heartburn.

– Decrease infection caused by Helicobacter pylori.

Our Cultivation of Haematococcus pluvialis is in YunNan Province :

Yunnan Province, in Southwest China. This location has unique advantages for microalgal culture.
The local climate is subtropical with a monsoon season. Diurnal temperature changes are small;
winters are mild without significant cold, summers lack extreme heat; there are distinct wet and dry
seasons. There is adequate sunshine, with an average annual sunshine of 2450 hours. Average
annual temperature is 14.8~21.9 degrees Celsius. Average annual precipitation is 800~1000mm,
and mainly concentrated in July to October. The local biological species have a high level of
biodiversity. The ecological environment, is very sutible for microalgal biotechnology research and
development. The planted area’s total cultivation area covers 400 mu (about 27 hectares)

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By cell culture method training pluvialis algae (Haematococcus pluvialis), extraction of natural
(astaxanthin). Independent innovation technology, production technology expert assessment by the
Yunnan Provincial Science and Technology Department of the technology has reached the international
advanced level.

Haematococcus pluvialis cultivation and production 

Currently, Depending Haematococcus pluvialis exist in different forms , will generally be divided into
astaxanthin production of microalgae cultivation and astaxanthin accumulation–Two phases.
Previous stage mainly Haematococcus pluvialis cultures , making it a high-density growth .The current
stage production model have two so-called batch cultures and semi- continuous culture .

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Batch cultures support means for microalgae culture medium in a stable condition, Semi- continuous
culture refers to the culture reached a considerable concentration of algae cells

After removing the first part of the new medium people turn algae solution stress environment ,
and added the same amount of continuing training every day , so Haematococcus pluvialis in
solid  Continuous production of the growth rate and held constant physiological characteristics stable
conditions .The second stage is high illumination ,High Temperature , high salt , nutrient starvation
and a series of duress to prompting changes haematococcus pluvialis to survive in the harsh
environment into a thick wall spores– in order to achieve the purpose of the accumulation of
astaxanthin .In both phases , microalgae nutritional requirements and environmental conditions
are differents , the current our company’s haematococcus pluvialis cultivation mainly focused on these
two stages choice and control conditions .More Scientific research and development , please check here

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