05:25 Oct 18, 2000 |
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na | glycyrrhetic acid |
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na | Glycyrrhixin acid |
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glycyrrhetic acid Explanation: glycyrrhetic acid or glycyrrhetinic acid = the name of a chemical substance. Hope this helps. |
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Glycyrrhixin acid Explanation: There have been a few sugars proposed as health drugs for instance by Nucelle. Perhaps this is one of them. The Japanese you are looking to translate can be found on the web here, where it is a drug component http://web.kyoto-inet.or.jp/people/saya35/kyo.html and here where it is a skin treatment http://www.cosme-a.co.jp/syouhin.htm glycolic acid seems to be adverstised in the same way here http://www.mvkellymd.com/product.htm http://www.capri-palace.com/farm/en/treatment/t0.html No that won't do, both glycolic acid and the one you are looking for are mentioned seperately in another skin treatment here http://www.yk.rim.or.jp/~niitsu/board/messages/129.html I have tired glycilulin glychilulin glycillulin glychillulin glychyllulin glycylulin glycyrrulin glycyrrhulin glycyrhulinic There is nothing that starts glychy* glycyru* glycyrru* The following have something to do with licorice-root as a sweeterner, Stevia. Glycyrrhyzin is a product of the licorice plant and has been shown in scientific studies to help destroy the viruses. I have found Glycyrrhetinic Acid here http://www.vibrant-health.com/vh_store/catalog/glossary/info... Glycyrrhizic Acid here http://www.nikkol.co.jp/english/seihin/gly_01.htm abd Glycyrrhetic Acid is here http://triton.ps.toyaku.ac.jp/~dobashi/database/structure/g_... Glycyrrhixin acid here http://hplc.com/Shodex/english/ig46.htm I will go for Glycyrrhixin acid. The reference below is an indexed, translated list of drugs in Japan I once got ill on too much licorice-root, be warned! Reference: http://triton.ps.toyaku.ac.jp/~dobashi/database/indexe.html |
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