Caralluma extract products and processes for making the same

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ABSTRACT:
ACarallumaextract and a method of making thereof which can be standardized and reproducible, and which prevents the glycosides from decomposition, which can reduce the undesirable non-glycoside components. In the firstCarallumaextract, the resinous material does not exceed 0.5% by weight, and, in the secondCarallumaextract, the resinous material does not exceed 1.0% by weight. The first extract is produced by optionally pretreatment of plant materials, optional crushing and/or grinding, extraction, and concentration. The filtration step and the resin removal step may be performed optionally. The second extract is produced by contacting the firstCarallumaextract with excipients, drying, powdering, sifting and blending. TheCarallumaextracts of the present invention can be used for medical purposes and as food additives.

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