梁丰 麦丽素 70%

Disclaimer Notice: The barcode 6901496110355 is associated with "梁丰 麦丽素 70%" (Liangfeng Malisutang 70%), a traditional Chinese herbal product. However, this product is not a food or dietary supplement but rather a herbal medicine (likely a decoction or granule form of Fructus Schisandrae, commonly known as Five-flavor Fruit or Wu Wei Zi). If the product name or barcode does not match the expected item (e.g., a supplement or food), this response may not apply, and consult a healthcare professional or pharmacist before use.

Product Details for 6901496110355 (梁丰 麦丽素 70%)

This product is manufactured by Liangfeng Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (梁丰药业), a well-known Chinese herbal medicine company. Here’s what is known:

1. Product Classification & Composition

• Name: 梁丰 麦丽素 70% (Liangfeng Malisutang 70%)

  • "Malisutang" (麦丽素) is a traditional Chinese medicine formula derived from Fructus Schisandrae chinensis (五味子, Wu Wei Zi), a berry used in TCM for its adaptogenic, liver-protective, and immune-modulating properties.
  • The "70%" indicates the standardized extract concentration of schisandrin (a key bioactive lignan in Schisandra), which is the primary active ingredient.
  • The product is typically sold as granules (水丸/颗粒剂) or powder for decoction (散剂), not as a capsule or tablet.

• Key Active Ingredients:

  • Schisandrin (五味子素, Wu Wei Zi Su) – A lignan with antioxidant, liver-protective, and neuroprotective effects.
  • Other Schisandra components (e.g., schisantherin, deoxygomisin) with potential adaptogenic and anti-fatigue properties.
  • No added sugars, artificial colors, or preservatives (common in herbal medicines, but always verify the label).

• TCM Functions (Traditional Uses):

  • Tonifies the Liver and Kidney (肝肾).
  • Enhances respiratory endurance (used by athletes and workers in cold climates).
  • Supports liver protection (often used for chronic hepatitis or fatty liver).
  • May improve sleep quality and reduce stress (adaptogenic effect).
  • Not a food supplement—used for medicinal purposes, not nutrition.

2. Warnings & Concerns

While Schisandra is generally considered safe for most people when used appropriately, there are potential risks and precautions:

A. Contraindications (Do Not Use If):

• Allergy to Schisandra or related plants (e.g., Illicium verum – star anise, though unrelated, cross-reactivity is rare but possible).
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding – Limited safety data; traditional use suggests caution (some TCM texts advise avoiding in pregnancy).
• Severe liver disease – High doses may affect liver enzymes (monitor if using other hepatotoxic drugs).
• Bleeding disorders or anticoagulant therapy – Schisandra may have mild anticoagulant effects (theoretical risk).
• Seizure disorders – Some lignans may lower seizure threshold (rare, but documented in animal studies).