Introduction to bitter Mellon extract

Bitter Melon Extract belongs to Cucurbitaceae and is known for its name. Momordica charantia grows in tropical and subtropical areas, including parts of East Africa, sub tropical.

In the Capsicum Oleoresin and South America, balsam pear is both a food and a drug. Gardenia Yellow can produce beautiful flowers and thorny fruits. The fruit of this plant is the same as its name - it tastes bitter. Although the seeds, leaves and vines of Momordica charantia can be used, its fruit is the safest and most widely used medicinal part of the plant. The sap of its leaves and fruits or seeds are used as an anthelmintic; in Brazil, it is used in doses of 2 to 3 seeds. The Mangiferin fruit of Momordica charantia is more bitter and astringent because it contains Momordica charantia. Momordicin is mainly composed of a variety of triterpenoids, including momordicius I, II and III. Roots and fruits are used as abortion drugs.