Rosemary CO2 extract

Rosemary refers to plants that are widely used not only in medicine, perfumery and cosmetics, but also in the kitchen. In the perfumery and cosmetics industry, rosemary essential oil is most commonly used. It is also used in the manufacture of alcoholic beverages and in the baking and confectionery industries. In dried form, flowers, leaves […]

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Acute functional products – a brief overview

The outbreak of the epidemic indicates an increased demand for products that can somehow help reduce the risk of contracting the disease or prepare the body in advance to better endure the disease if it was not possible to avoid infection. Is it possible to create such “antipandemic” products not on the basis of harmful […]

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Calendula CO2 extract

Calendula officinalis or marigold is widely used as an ornamental plant. Grown as a medicinal raw material in temperate climates around the world from Europe to Australia. In the Middle Ages, marigold was used as a spice and as a substitute for saffron, also because marigold was said to have a mood-enhancing effect. Currently, oil […]

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Green coffee CO2 extract

Green coffee CO2 extract is one of Biozevtika’s most unique products. Similar extracts made by subcritical extraction technology are not available on the market. Preparations based on green coffee oil contain a large number of different biologically active compounds. It has been proven that their use speeds up metabolism and allows you to quickly “burn” […]

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Black cumin CO2 extract

Black cumin (Nigella sativa), also known as Roman coriander or just black cumin, belongs to the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae). It is not related to either caraway or cumin. Black cumin seeds have a distinct peppery flavor and smell of raspberry and nutmeg. They are often used as a spice that does not irritate the mucous […]

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Damask Rose CO2 extract

The coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara) is The petals of the Damask rose, sometimes also called Bulgarian or Turkish rose, are used to produce CO2 extract. Plants are shrubs and inflorescences in the form of umbels or semi-umbrellas with flowers of various shades of pink. The most famous use is that of rose essential oil. Rose oil […]

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Coltsfoot CO2 extract

The coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara) is the only plant species of the genus Tussilago from the daisy family (Asteraceae). It is one of the first spring flowers to appear before the foliage develops. It is not uncommon for coltsfoot to be confused with butterbur, from which it differs not only in the flower structure but also […]

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Burdock root CO2 extract

Arctium, commonly known as burdock, is one of the oldest and most widespread plants in official and folk medicine. Preparations based on infusions and extracts of burdock root are recommended by the State Pharmacopoeia of the Russian Federation and foreign pharmacopoeias for the treatment of a wide variety of diseases. Infusions are recommended for diseases […]

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Peppermint CO2 extract

Peppermint does not occur in the wild and is thought to be a hybrid of spearmint and brookmint. The basis of the flavor and pharmaceutical properties of peppermint are the secondary alcohol menthol and its ketone menthone. Peppermint is included in the Pharmacopoeia of the Russian Federation, European countries, the USA and Canada. As a […]

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Ginger root CO2 extract

The starting material for the production of the CO2 extract is the rhizome of ginger (Zīngiber officināle). Currently, ginger is mainly used as a spice in the manufacture of soft drinks, in the formulation of sauces, in the manufacture of confectionery, canned goods and baked goods. A traditional low-alcohol drink is ginger ale, fermented sweetened […]

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