… We may call astaxanthin “a medical food” in the near future. … medical institution worldwide
not only into the consumer space. We may call astaxanthin “a medical food” at the moment. …

… and limitations to the use of astaxanthin in food technology. The article … astaxanthin. It gives
an overview of industrial and potential sources of the pigment and considers costs and food …

… ) has approved the use of astaxanthin as food colorant in animal and … astaxanthin as a food
dye [3]. Haematococcus pluvialis is a green microalga, which accumulates high astaxanthin …

… with a daily astaxanthin intake of 4mg. The determination of the astaxanthin content of some
food … , would be essential to establish the amount of astaxanthin contained in a healthy diet. …

… Medical Uses Since its discovery in 1970, astaxanthin has evolved through some … Currently,
astaxanthin has been approved as a food colorant in animal and fish feed [17]. Over the …

… of the distribution of astaxanthin in tissues, and astaxanthin structures, and … astaxanthin
molecules on the bioavailability and biological activity. These studies suggested that astaxanthin …

… astaxanthin on healthy adults, at a dose of 6 mg astaxanthin … the safety of ingesting an
astaxanthin-rich product derived … After 8 weeks of supplementation with 6 mg/day of astaxanthin, …

… astaxanthin also plays a key role as an intermediary in reproductive processes. Synthetic
astaxanthin … This paper reviews the current available evidence regarding astaxanthin chemistry …

… Culture conditions of Chromochloris zofingiensis for astaxanthin production.... 40 3
Advantages and limitations of Chromochloris zofingiensis for astaxanthin production ...............................…

… Recently, Astaxanthin from other sources has entered the marketplace. The … of Astaxanthin
produced from petrochemicals (SYN-AX). Additionally, a very small amount of Astaxanthin …