Natural Gamma Aminobutyric Acid Powder 99%

What is Gamma Aminobutyric Acid?

Gamma-aminobutyric acid, abbreviated as GABA, is a natural active ingredient, widely found as a non-protein amino acid in animals, plants, and microorganisms. It is an important inhibitory neurotransmitter in the mammalian nervous system, mediating more than 40% of inhibitory neurotransmission. γ-Aminobutyric acid plays an important role in the human cerebral cortex, hippocampus, thalamus, basal ganglia, and cerebellum, and has a regulatory effect on a variety of body functions. In addition to the nervous system, trace amounts of GABA are also found in the kidney, liver, and blood vessels.

Gamma-aminobutyric acid is widely found in various foods such as tea, rice germ, brown rice, fermented beans, and mulberry leaves. The enrichment of GABA in plants is related to the stress response of plants. Proteins are hydrolyzed by their intrinsic proteases to generate large amounts of glutamate, which can be catalytically converted by glutamic acid decarboxylase to generate GABA under certain conditions.

Green Spring Technology supplies Natural Gamma Aminobutyric Acid Powder 99%, which is made by microbial fermentation method, with a high conversion rate, low pollution, easy to separate and purify, and high safety.

Founded in 2000, Green Spring Technology is dedicated to providing our customers with natural, safe, and organic plant extracts. All of the products we offer are manufactured to the highest international industry standards and comply with EU EC396, EU 2023/915, and the highest solvent residue standards. Green Spring has 7 certifications, and 7 patents and has been awarded Halal, Kosher, COSMOS, BRC, IFS, FDA, ISO, and many more.

Specification: 

Regulation:

It conforms to EU regulations.

Benefits:

Mood Relief

It has been found that gamma-aminobutyric acid concentrations are reduced in the cerebral cortex of patients with affective disorders and the plasma and cerebrospinal fluid of patients with depression and alcoholic depression. In animal studies, GABA exerts its anxiolytic effect by modulating nitric oxide levels in the frontal cortex of anxious rats. Gamma-aminobutyric acid binds to and activates anxiolytic brain receptors, which then act synergistically with several other substances. GABA can exert anxiolytic effects by regulating nitric oxide levels in the frontal cortex of anxious rats. Current research confirms that restoration of GABA function plays a role in antidepressant treatment, so the γ-aminobutyric acid system may become a future therapeutic target for bipolar disorder.

Enhancement of Brain Vitality

Gamma-aminobutyric acid can enter the tricarboxylic acid cycle in the brain and promote the metabolism of brain cells. It also improves the activity of glucose phosphodiesterase during glucose metabolism, increases the generation of acetylcholine, dilates blood vessels to increase blood flow, and reduces blood ammonia, which promotes the brain's metabolism and recovers the function of brain cells.

Sleep Improvement

GABA has long been considered to be related to sleep, and numerous animal and human experiments have confirmed the important role of GABA in improving subjects' sleep. Existing studies have proved that gamma aminobutyric acid can shorten the time of sleep onset and prolong the slow-wave sleep stage II and the rapid eye movement sleep stage.

At the same time, the sedative and sleep-promoting effects of some drugs are attributed to their ability to increase the affinity for GABA receptors to enhance the binding of GABA to recognition sites; there are also drugs that can inhibit the catabolism of GABA to increase its content in the brain, which can also increase the duration of slow-wave sleep to a certain extent. The efficacy of GABA in the treatment of infantile nocturnal crying syndrome was found to be 87.5%; it was also found that the intake of GABA can increase the activity of glucose phospholipase, thus promoting the energy metabolism of the animal brain, activating the cerebral blood flow, increasing the supply of oxygen, and ultimately restoring the function of the brain cells and improving the neurological function.

Reduction of blood pressure

As an important inhibitory transmitter in the brain, gamma aminobutyric acid has an important role in regulating cardiovascular activity in mammals. In a large number of animal experiments, gamma aminobutyric acid can reduce blood pressure and have a bradycardia effect, can effectively promote vasodilatation, increase blood flow, increase the supply of oxygen, and promote metabolism, thus reducing blood pressure.

Applications:

In Pharmaceutical:

As an important inhibitory neurotransmitter, gamma aminobutyric acid has the functions of lowering blood pressure, anticonvulsant, calming nerves, and improving the liver and kidneys, etc. Meanwhile, it also plays an important role in promoting the strengthening of the body's antioxidant ability, exercise tolerance, immune function, and reproduction ability.

In the Food Field:

Gamma Aminobutyric acid can be widely used in convenience foods, baked goods, and sports food ingredients. In the Japanese market, gamma aminobutyric acid is used to produce blood pressure-lowering pastries, biscuits, seasonings, teas, and other functional foods.

For Health Products:

Gamma aminobutyric acid, in addition to pharmaceutical raw materials, can also be used as an auxiliary brain, lower blood pressure, and functional ingredient, used in a variety of functional foods, there will be broad prospects for development. GABA as an active factor, lowers blood pressure, antidepressant, enhances brain function and long-term memory, diuretic, strong liver, kidney, and other physiological activities, will be used in functional foods will be very promising.

In Agriculture Field:

GABA can promote plant growth; promote nitrogen transport and nutrient uptake; enhance crop drought resistance; enhance resistance to high/low temperatures; improve tolerance to heavy metals; and improve acid and salinity tolerance.GABA can also regulate the internal environment of the plant such as antioxidant, ripening, and preserving the plant, etc. It has been found in soybeans, Arabidopsis thaliana, jasmine, strawberries, and other plants. Low concentration of GABA helps plant growth and development.