HerbIQ Reference Library / Compound Monographs
Active Compound Monographs
Dedicated technical dossiers detailing the molecular profile and evidence weight of individual plant bioactives
Where the Active Compound Index provides a high-level master matrix of the plant kingdom, these Compound Monographs serve as our definitive, independent deep dives. Each entry functions as a standalone scientific reference record—drilling past the surface to map out exact chemical identities, verified CAS numbers, and botanical source biologies with strict clinical objectivity.
Built specifically for product formulators, R&D teams, and researchers, this compendium translates raw plant chemistry into actionable data. Explore the individual monographs below to examine the detailed molecular structures and honest empirical data powering high-performance botanical nutrition.
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Zinc
Mineral · Essential trace element · Divalent cation from Ores; supplied as gluconate, citrate, picolinate and bisglycinate. Claim strength: High.
Zinc
Mineral · Essential trace element · Divalent cation from Ores; supplied as gluconate, citrate, picolinate and bisglycinate. Claim strength: High.
Zerumbone (Cétone sesquiterpénique du gingembre sauvage · Modulateur double NF-κB/Nrf2 · Chimio-préventif)
Terpenoid — Sesquiterpene Ketone from Zingiber zerumbet (wild ginger / shampoo ginger). Studied for anti-inflammatory; antiproliferative; chemopreventive; antioxidant.
Zerumbone (Cétone sesquiterpénique du gingembre sauvage · Modulateur double NF-κB/Nrf2 · Chimio-préventif)
Terpenoid — Sesquiterpene Ketone from Zingiber zerumbet (wild ginger / shampoo ginger). Studied for anti-inflammatory; antiproliferative; chemopreventive; antioxidant.
Zingibérène (principal sesquiterpène du gingembre · anti-inflammatoire · antimicrobien · arôme du gingembre)
Terpenoid (Sesquiterpene) from Ginger (Zingiber officinale). A primary sesquiterpene of ginger; studied for antiemetic and gastrointestinal-soothing properties.
Zingibérène (principal sesquiterpène du gingembre · anti-inflammatoire · antimicrobien · arôme du gingembre)
Terpenoid (Sesquiterpene) from Ginger (Zingiber officinale). A primary sesquiterpene of ginger; studied for antiemetic and gastrointestinal-soothing properties.
Zingérone (cétone phénolique · anti-inflammatoire · confort gastro-intestinal · principe actif du gingembre cuit)
Phenylpropanoid-related from Cooked Ginger (Zingiber officinale). Formed from gingerol during cooking; studied for anti-inflammatory, antioxidant.
Zingérone (cétone phénolique · anti-inflammatoire · confort gastro-intestinal · principe actif du gingembre cuit)
Phenylpropanoid-related from Cooked Ginger (Zingiber officinale). Formed from gingerol during cooking; studied for anti-inflammatory, antioxidant.
Zéaxanthine (Xanthophylle maculaire · Caroténoïde rétinien · Protection oculaire)
Terpenoid (Tetraterpene / Carotenoid) from Corn / Peppers (Zea mays). A macular carotenoid studied alongside lutein for visual acuity support and photoprotection of the retina.
Zéaxanthine (Xanthophylle maculaire · Caroténoïde rétinien · Protection oculaire)
Terpenoid (Tetraterpene / Carotenoid) from Corn / Peppers (Zea mays). A macular carotenoid studied alongside lutein for visual acuity support and photoprotection of the retina.
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