Symthym

Science

• The respiratory tract is regularly subjected to environmental factors and external aggressions, particularly in winter, which can disrupt the immune and respiratory balance. Thyme’s use to support upper respiratory tract health has a long traditional history in many parts of the world. Symthym™ offers a traditional botanical approach to support the body especially during winter seasons.
• Preclinical and clinical data demonstrate some mechanisms of actions relating to antioxydant activity and supporting a healthy imflammatory response, through complex effects believed to be associated with mucociliary clearance in literature.
• Another feature of bronchial tree disturbance is the presence of oxidative stress. The DPPH test is widely used to evaluate
  the antioxidant capacity of molecules and plant extracts. In this in vitro test, Symthym™ demonstrated significant antioxidant ability to reduce the DDPH radical compared to a standard molecule used as a control (Trolox).

Groupe Berkem, Scientific report on thyme

Characteristics

• Powder
• Brown

Dispersibility

• Water dispersible
• Insoluble in oil phases

Recommended dosage

• 250 mg/d

Identification

• Total polyphenols (Folin) as gallic acid equivalents ≥ 12 %; Rosmarinic acid ≥ 0.8

The statements have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration. The products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.