Hawthorn Leaf Flower

European Pharmacopoeia Listed × Standardized Hawthorn Leaf & Flower Ingredient
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Traditional European botanical source:

Hawthorn Leaf and Flower (Crataegus Leaf and Flower) has a long history of botanical use in Europe, establishing a stable market foundation.

Multi-pharmacopoeia references:

Listed in ESCOP European Pharmacopoeia, BHMA British Herbal Pharmacopoeia, PDR American Pharmacopoeia, and German Pharmacopoeia.

Standardized ingredient management: 

Quantitative standardization ensures batch consistency and stable quality.

Human research foundation:

International journals have explored circulatory nutrition-related observational indicators, human clinical study design, and long-term safety analysis.

German quality manufacturing: 

German origin and manufacturing background support applications in the European botanical nutrition market.


Origin Germany

Nature


Halal


Allergen free


Clean Label


    This combination does not exist.

    Intenational Literature

    Research indicates that hawthorn extract may reduce the incidence of sudden cardiac death in certain patient groups (LVEF ≥25%)

    (Christian et al., 2008).


    This includes:

    • Circulatory nutrition-related observational indicators 
    • Human clinical study design 
    • Long-term safety analysis

    Note: This content is for research reference only and does not constitute efficacy claims.

    Target Audience

    Daily nutritional management market
    Senior nutrition market
    Consumers preferring plant-based nutrition

    Applications

    Capsules

    Tablets

    Powder sachets

    B​everages

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    FAQ

    Hawthorn Leaf Flower extract is a botanical nutritional ingredient derived from the leaves and flowers of the traditional European hawthorn plant, produced through quantitative standardized management with a long history of botanical application.

    What is the difference between Hawthorn Leaf Flower and common hawthorn fruit?

     This product specifically utilizes the "leaf" and "flower" parts of the hawthorn plant and features multi-national pharmacopoeia listings and strict standardized component management, distinguishing it from general hawthorn fruit products.

    Which pharmacopoeias list the application of hawthorn leaf and flower?

    Hawthorn leaf and flower are recorded in the ESCOP (European), BHMA (British), PDR (American), and German Pharmacopoeias.

    Where is the primary origin of Hawthorn Leaf Flower extract?

    The origin and manufacturing background of this ingredient are Germany, which is advantageous for applications in the European botanical nutrition market.

    Which groups are suitable for Hawthorn Leaf Flower extract?

     It is suitable for the daily nutrition management market, the senior nutrition market, and groups that prefer plant-based nutrition sources.

     In what dosage forms can this ingredient be applied?

    Hawthorn Leaf Flower extract can be applied in dosage forms such as capsules, tablets, and beverages.

    What is "quantitative standardized management"?

    This refers to a standardized method used to ensure the content of active components in the product, maintaining consistency and quality stability across every batch.

    Does Hawthorn Leaf Flower comply with Clean Label standards?

    Yes, Hawthorn Leaf Flower extract is considered a functional botanical extract and aligns with the Clean Label market trend.

    Why choose German-manufactured hawthorn ingredients?

    German manufacturing represents high-quality production processes and a stable source of raw materials, helping to build a solid market foundation for European botanical nutrition products.

    How is the safety of Hawthorn Leaf Flower explored in research?

    International journals have conducted long-term safety analyses and evaluations of Hawthorn Leaf Flower extract to ensure its stability as a nutritional supplement.


    References

    Schmidt, U., Kuhn, U., Ploch, M., & Hübner, W. D. (1994). Efficacy of the Hawthorn (Crataegus) preparation LI 132 in 78 patients with chronic congestive heart failure defined as NYHA functional class II. Phytomedicine, 1(1), 17-24.

    Holubarsch, C. J., Colucci, W. S., Meinertz, T., Gaus, W., Tendera, M., & Survival and Prognosis: Investigation of Crataegus Extract WS® 1442 in CHF (SPICE) trial study group. (2008). The efficacy and safety of Crataegus extract WS® 1442 in patients with heart failure: The SPICE trial. European Journal of Heart Failure, 10(12), 1255-1263.

    Härtel, S., Kutzner, C., Westphal, E., Limberger, M., Burkart, M., Ebner-Priemer, U., ... & Bös, K. (2014). Effects of endurance exercise training and Crataegus extract WS® 1442 in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction–a randomized controlled trial. Sports, 2(3), 59-75.

    Holubarsch, C. J., Colucci, W. S., & Eha, J. (2018). Benefit-risk assessment of Crataegus extract WS 1442: An evidence-based review. American Journal of Cardiovascular Drugs, 18(1), 25-36.

    Zhang, J., Chai, X., Zhao, F., Hou, G., & Meng, Q. (2022). Food applications and potential health benefits of hawthorn. Foods, 11(18), 2861.

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