Nutraceutical Grade Organic Wasabi Rhizome Powder with naturally occurring bioavailable 6-MSITC

Real wasabi is nature's go-to source for 6-MSITC, a rare bioactive compound with global research exploring multi-faceted efficacy in:

* brain health, memory
* anti-inflammatory
* cancer prevention
* detox, liver health

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Wasabi, aka Eutrema japonicum or Wasabia japonica also known as Japanese horseradish, is one of the most important species of Cruciferae, part of the Brassicaceae family that includes broccoli, brussel sprouts, rocket, cauliflower, kale and watercress.

Wasabi is unique in the botanical world for its abundant availability of precursor enzymes and glucosinolates needed to produce 6-MSITC and related ITC compounds

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FAQ

Can wasabi help you lose weight?

It may help support weight management due to its potential to influence fat
metabolism. Some studies suggest that certain compounds found in wasabi rhizome may help regulate fat cell growth and support energy balance. A 2018 review in Nutrients highlighted how plant-derived bioactive compounds may influence lipid metabolism, though more human studies are needed to confirm wasabi's specific role.

Is wasabi good for your liver?

It has potential benefits for liver health. Early research suggests wasabi rhizome
may help support liver function by reducing oxidative stress, which plays a role in liver damage. A 2020 article in Antioxidants highlights how certain plant compounds help neutralize free radicals that affect liver cells.

What is ginseng root powder good for?

Ginseng root powder is often used for its potential to support energy levels, immune response, and cognitive function. Research in the Journal of Ginseng Research (2017) suggests it may help reduce fatigue and promote mental clarity, though effects vary by person.

What does ginseng root do to the human body?

It’s likely to support several systems in the body. Studies show ginseng may help with stress adaptation by regulating cortisol levels, improve mental alertness, and support immune function. It may also help with inflammation regulation by influencing cytokine activity.

What is the best supplement for reducing inflammation?

There’s no one-size-fits-all, but omega-3 fatty acids, turmeric (curcumin), and ginseng are often studied for their potential to support inflammation reduction. Research in Biochemical Pharmacology (2017) highlights curcumin’s role in modulating inflammatory pathways. It’s best to consult a healthcare provider to choose the right option based on your health needs.