Allergy Relief the Natural Way: The Tinofend® Advantage

Tinofend® is a proprietary Tinospora cordifolia extract standardised to active polysaccharides which stands out as a truly natural solution that supports the body through seasonal challenges, with studies demonstrating its highly beneficial effects on histamine response and immune functions.^1,2

According to research¹ Tinofend® may help to regulate several immune mediators, whilst also supporting the activation of white blood cells – such as macrophages – which are a crucial part of the body’s immune response. Additionally, this study demonstrated that Tinofend® significantly reduced symptoms of allergic rhinitis after 15 days, with further improvements seen over 30 days. Further research² found significant improvements in hay fever symptoms compared with placebo. This study also reported reduced eosinophil levels and good overall tolerability.

Seasonal allergies are a consistent concern with consumers, and the demand for natural and scientifically researched solutions continues to rise meaning plant-based ingredients are being looked at much more closely, making Tinofend® ideal for brands. Additionally, Tinospora cordifolia extract is not known to cause drowsiness.

Further to being efficacious, Tinofend® is also sustainable. Produced by Verdure Sciences®, whose Verdugration® initiative ensures sustainable, traceable, and responsible sourcing throughout the supply chain. This commitment not only supports environmental stewardship but also offers brands increased transparency and confidence, essential advantages in a market where sustainability is becoming a critical purchasing driver.

To learn more about this premium, pioneering ingredient download our Tinofend® Product Profile Sheet here, or contact us for more information.

_{References
(1) Thawani VR et al. Short term effect of Tinospora cordifolia in allergic rhinitis. Antiseptic. 2006 Apr. 103(4 & P): 229-232
(2) Badar VA et al. J Ethnopharmacol. Efficacy of Tinospora cordifolia in allergic rhinitis. J Ethnopharmacol. 2004 Nov 23. 96(2005): 445-449. doi: 10.1016/ j.jep.2004.09.034}