AyurSlim at a Glance
AyurSlim 400 mg Himalaya is a standardised garcinia cambogia extract formulation designed for in-vitro metabolic studies. This herbal research compound contains Garcinia cambogia extract alongside complementary botanical ingredients in a standardised 400 mg capsule format. Research scientists investigating plant-derived metabolic modulators frequently examine this traditional Ayurvedic formulation for its hydroxycitric acid (HCA) content and potential effects on cellular lipid metabolism pathways. The compound provides researchers with a standardised reference material for studying the biochemical mechanisms underlying garcinia cambogia’s reported metabolic activities in controlled laboratory environments.
Laboratory Applications
Research teams at Stroid UK Shop utilise this formulation to investigate hydroxycitric acid’s effects on ATP citrate lyase enzyme activity in cell culture models. Studies examine the compound’s influence on fatty acid synthesis pathways, carbohydrate metabolism regulation, and cellular energy expenditure mechanisms. Researchers compare this traditional formulation with other metabolic modulators available through our garcinia cambogia extract collection, alongside modern synthetic compounds like SARMs and peptides for comparative metabolic research. Laboratory protocols investigate the compound’s stability, bioactive constituent profiles, and interactions with cellular signalling pathways involved in lipogenesis and thermogenesis regulation.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Active Extract | Garcinia cambogia standardised extract |
| Capsule Weight | 400 mg per unit |
| Manufacturer | Himalaya Drug Company |
| Formulation Type | Herbal capsule blend |
| Primary Compound | Hydroxycitric acid (HCA) |
| Storage Requirements | Room temperature, dry conditions |
| Research Classification | Botanical metabolic modulator |
Research Compliance
This product is manufactured by Himalaya Drug Company exclusively for in-vitro research purposes and laboratory analysis. Not intended for human consumption, therapeutic use, or dietary supplementation. Researchers must ensure proper handling protocols and waste disposal procedures when working with botanical extracts. All studies should be conducted under appropriate institutional oversight with proper laboratory safety measures.
