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Raspberry Fruit and Vegetable Powder for Ellagic Acid and Dietary Fibre
Raspberry Fruit and Vegetable Powder for Ellagic Acid and Dietary Fibre
Product Information
Ingredient selection for ellagic acid and dietary fibre is the focus of this Raspberry Powder profile. Raspberry powder is made from fresh raspberries through freeze-drying or low-temperature drying and grinding. It retains anthocyanins, ellagic acid, vitamin C and dietary fibre.
Ingredient Functions
Powerful Antioxidant Activity Rich in anthocyanins and ellagic acid, it scavenges free radicals, reduces oxidative stress and helps delay cellular oxidative damage.
Anti-inflammatory Support Ellagic acid and anthocyanins provide mild anti-inflammatory support, suitable for daily consumption as part of a balanced diet.
Supports Cardiovascular Health Polyphenols help maintain vascular elasticity and support healthy blood lipid levels and normal cardiovascular function.
Supports Skin Health Vitamin C and ellagic acid help protect skin cells from oxidative damage and contribute to normal collagen synthesis.
Rich in Dietary Fibre Promotes intestinal peristalsis, increases satiety and supports normal intestinal function.
Supports Weight Management Low in calories and high in fibre, it increases satiety and helps reduce overall calorie intake as part of a calorie-controlled diet.
For a formulation built around Raspberry Powder, evaluate ellagic acid alongside dietary fibre rather than selecting the ingredient by name alone. Consider how these features fit the intended product format, the other ingredients and the expected user experience. A sample formulation can help establish the most suitable presentation before a larger production run.
Ingredient Details
| Material | Raspberry powder is made from fresh raspberries through freeze-drying or low-temperature drying and grinding. |
|---|---|
| Key Feature | Ellagic Acid |
| Function | Dietary Fibre |
| Application | Food ingredient for dietary use |
Important Precautions
This product is a food, not a medicine, and cannot cure any disease. Exaggerated therapeutic claims are unsubstantiated.
Do not consume if you are allergic to raspberries or plants of the Rosaceae family.
Excessive consumption may cause abdominal bloating, loose stools or gastrointestinal discomfort due to its fibre content.
People with diabetes should consume in moderation due to its natural sugar content.
High temperatures will destroy anthocyanins and vitamin C. It is recommended to mix with cold or room-temperature beverages.
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