Übersetzung für 'tea extract' von Englisch nach Deutsch

tea extract

Teeextrakt {m} [auch {n}]

Tee-Extrakt {m} [auch {n}]

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tea extract powder

Teeextraktpulver {n}

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Werbung

extract

Ausschnitt {m}

Exzerpt {n}

Auszug {m}

Extrakt {m} [auch {n}]

to extract

entfernen

ausziehen

exzerpieren

herausziehen

entnehmen

anzapfen

entpackencomp.

extract fan

Absaugegebläse {n}

seaweed extract

Seetangextrakt {n} [auch: Seetang-Extrakt]bot.pharm.

yeast extract

Hefeextrakt {m}FoodInd.gastr.

cell extract

Zellextrakt {m} [auch: {n}]biol.

botanical extract

Pflanzenextrakt {m} {n}cosmet.pharm.

alcoholic extract

Alkoholauszug {m}chem.pharm.

lipid extract

Lipidextrakt {m}biochem.

cocoa extract

Kakaoextrakt {m} [auch {n}]bot.gastr.

pollen extract

Pollenextrakt {m} [auch: {n}]

• Complexation with phospholipids has been applied to a number of popular herbal extracts and active molecules including Ginkgo biloba extract, bilobalide isolated from Ginkgo biloba, silybin isolated from milk thistle (Silybum marianum), curcumin isolated from turmeric, and green tea extract (Camellia sinensis).
• The major active ingredients found in current Dexatrim products include caffeine, green tea extract, Asian (Panax) ginseng root extract, and dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA).
• Other commonly found ingredients include tea oil, copper (in many different chemical compounds), green tea extract and many other natural oils.
• There is also a Banish "Fighter Gel" made from green tea extract and aloe.
• In 2006 the Food and Drug Administration approved the first botanical drug in the United States: sinecatechins, a green tea extract for genital warts.

• Therefore, alternatives are being searched for, including lanthanide acetates or platinum blue as well as the use of less defined substances such as oolong tea extract.
• The European Food Safety Authority established upper limits for some polyphenol-containing supplements and additives, such as green tea extract or curcumin.
• For example, as increasing amounts of green tea extract are consumed, a graded increase in plasma catechin can be measured, and the major compound is eliminated with a half-life of about 5 hours.
• As catechins in green tea extract can be hepatotoxic, Health Canada and EFSA have advised for caution, recommending intake should not exceed 800 mg per day.
• Consequently, those who are most scrupulous in their observance will prepare a concentrated tea extract before the Sabbath; as a liquid, water from a kos sheini can be added to the extract to heat it.