Identification and Determination of the Main Active Ingredient of Aspen Bark as a Functional Ingredient for Novel Phytocomplexes
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: The article presents the results of the development of innovative functional forms of dietary supplements (DS), such as "Populin with Dihydroquercetin" and "Tremulacin," created based on aspen bark extract (Populus tremula).The study aimed to identify and quantify salicin as a key biologically active component ensuring the therapeutic efficacy of the products.The paper describes in detail the technological production scheme, including stages of extraction, standardization, pasteurization, and filtration to obtain a product with specified physicochemical parameters.The authors established strict regulated quality indicators, storage periods, and regimes, ensuring composition stability during industrial scaling.Comprehensive production testing was conducted, confirming the technological feasibility of implementing these supplements into serial production.Particular attention is paid to evaluating the clinical efficacy of the preparations in the therapy of inflammatory and viral pathologies, including infections caused by SARS-CoV-2.The data obtained indicate the high potential of aspen bark extract as a natural corrector of metabolic disorders.The scientific and practical significance of the work is confirmed by a Russian Federation patent for the invention.The research results substantiate the possibility of using these phytocomplexes as specialized products for systemic prevention and supportive therapy in nutrition science, making them a promising tool in modern evidence-based medicine.
Language: English
Topic: Medicinal Plant Research
Subfield: Plant Science
Domain: Life Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W7222036393