Like herbal isolates, the extracts of different parts of larch trees contain a variety of compounds, some of which are bioactive molecules. It is clear from all discussed results, that the forest biomass in general and the residues of wood transformation in particular, represent the important natural resources of bioactive polyphenol - TAXIFOLIN.
TAXIFOLIN presents a unique molecule structural feature known as stereospecific, optically active that is chirality which distinguishes it from all other classes of polyphenols (flavonoids).
Soluble in organic solvents, compound of polyphenol structure – bio-catalyst TAXIFOLIN has the significant potential of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities. Enzymatic form of which belongs to the class of oxidoreductases.
Ability to keep ageing at bay: TAXIFOLIN is able to switch a specific category of genes back on that not only made cells look youthful, but start to behave more like young cells and start dividing. The discovery how TAXIFOLIN performs the work could well contribute to a healthier ageing approach, in which degenerative effects associated with getting old could be alleviated.