Authors

  • Ishonkulova N.F
    Tashkent Scientific Research Institute of Vaccines and Serums, Uzbekistan
  • Mahmudjanova K.S.
    "ALFRAGANUS UNIVERSITY" non-governmental higher education organization, Uzbekistan
  • Ashurov A.A.
    Tashkent Scientific Research Institute of Vaccines and Serums, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajbspi/Volume05Issue06-05

Keywords:

Biologically active preventive agents scientific research

Abstract

Currently, cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death and disability among humans [1,2]. In this regard, the development of herbal medicines not only for treatment but also for prevention is considered highly relevant. Dietary supplements (biologically active food additives or BAFAs) are mainly used as preventive agents [3].


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Technology for Obtaining the Biologically Active

Supplement “Cardioherb”

Ishonkulova N.F

Tashkent Scientific Research Institute of Vaccines and Serums, Uzbekistan

Mahmudjanova K.S.

"ALFRAGANUS UNIVERSITY" non-governmental higher education organization, Uzbekistan

Ashurov A.A.

Tashkent Scientific Research Institute of Vaccines and Serums, Uzbekistan

Received:

22 April 2025;

Accepted:

18 May 2025;

Published:

20 June 2025

Abstract:

Currently, cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death and disability among humans [1,2]. In

this regard, the development of herbal medicines not only for treatment but also for prevention is considered
highly relevant. Dietary supplements (biologically active food additives or BAFAs) are mainly used as preventive
agents [3].

Keywords:

Biologically active, preventive agents, scientific research.

Introduction:

It is well known that for a long time,

plant-based medications such as hawthorn and
Geranium collinum have proven to be effective
cardioprotective agents [4]. These plants have been
widely used not only in folk medicine but also in
scientific research. Numerous studies indicate that
these plants are rich in various biologically active
compounds, making them highly valuable in medicine.

Research Objects

. The research utilized hawthorn

fruits (Crataegus) and roots/rhizomes of Geranium
collinum, which grow in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Research Objective

. The literature contains data on

obtaining extracts from hawthorn fruits and the
underground parts of Geranium collinum [5]. However,
despite

numerous

studies,

no

combined

phytopreparation from these two plants currently
exists. The goal of our research is to develop a

technology for obtaining extracts from hawthorn fruits
and Geranium collinum roots and rhizomes, and on this
basis, to produce a dietary supplement in capsule form

named “Cardioherb.”

Research Results

. During the development of

extraction technology, several factors were considered:
degree of raw material grinding, type of extractant,
extraction method, chemical composition, etc.

Hawthorn fruits were ground into sizes of 1

2 mm, 3

5 mm, and 7

8 mm. Extracts were obtained using

maceration, repercolation, and the method of VNIIF
(All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Pharmacy).
The content of flavonoids

dihydroquercetin, luteolin,

rutin, rosavin, quercetin, salidroside

was determined

in the extracts using HPLC (High Performance Liquid
Chromatography) (see Figure 1).


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Figure 1. Flavonoid content in hawthorn extracts


Ethanol at different concentrations (30%, 50%, 70%) was used as the extractant (Tables 1–
3).

Table 1.

Content of extractive substances in hawthorn extract (maceration method)

Article size

(mm)

Flavonoids

Ethanol concentration, %

30

50

70

Flavonoid content mg/g



1-2

Dihydroquercetin

0,012

0,017

0,015

Luteolin

0,0098

0,012

0,010

Rutin

0,037

0,041

0,035

Rosavin

0,113

0,123

0,121

Quercetin

0,0095

0,011

0,010

Salidroside

1,62

1,65

1,58


3-5

Dihydroquercetin

0,017

0,018

0,0186

Luteolin

0,012

0,013

0,0131

Rutin

0,041

0,045

0,0453

Rosavin

0,123

0,125

0,126

Quercetin

0,011

0,013

0,0137

Salidroside

1,65

1,68

1,68


7-8

Dihydroquercetin

0,016

0,015

0,012

Luteolin

0,011

0,010

0,0098

Rutin

0,039

0,035

0,037

Rosavin

0,122

0,121

0,113

Quercetin

0,011

0,010

0,0095

Salidroside

1,62

1,58

1,62


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Table 2.

Content of extractive substances in hawthorn extract (repercolation method)

Article size

(mm)

Flavonoids

Ethanol concentration, %

30

50

70

Flavonoid content mg/g



1-2

Dihydroquercetin

0,012

0,017

0,015

Luteolin

0,0098

0,011

0,010

Rutin

0,037

0,041

0,032

Rosavin

0,112

0,123

0,121

Quercetin

0,0095

0,011

0,010

Salidroside

1,62

1,65

1,59


3-5

Dihydroquercetin

0,017

0,018

0,018

Luteolin

0,012

0,013

0,013

Rutin

0,041

0,043

0,049

Rosavin

0,121

0,125

0,126

Quercetin

0,011

0,013

0,013

Salidroside

1,65

1,69

1,69


7-8

Dihydroquercetin

0,016

0,015

0,012

Luteolin

0,011

0,010

0,0098

Rutin

0,038

0,035

0,036

Rosavin

0,112

0,121

0,113

Quercetin

0,011

0,010

0,0093

Salidroside

1,62

1,58

1,54


Table 3.

Content of extractive substances in hawthorn extract (VNIIF method)

Аrticle size

(mm)

Flavonoids

Ethanol concentration, %

30

50

70

Flavonoid content mg/g



1-2

Dihydroquercetin

0,015

0,016

0,008

Luteolin

0,012

0,011

0,0005

Rutin

0,041

0,03

0,016

Rosavin

0,113

0,11

0,095

Quercetin

0,011

0,012

0,0093

Salidroside

1,65

1,71

1,43


3-5

Dihydroquercetin

0,018

0,02

0,009

Luteolin

0,013

0,014

0,0005

Rutin

0,045

0,05

0,02

Rosavin

0,125

0,13

0,097

Quercetin

0,013

0,014

0,0095

Salidroside

1,68

1,77

1,45


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7-8

Dihydroquercetin

0,013

0,014

0,008

Luteolin

0,011

0,009

0,0005

Rutin

0,038

0,02

0,02

Rosavin

0,098

0,11

0,094

Quercetin

0,087

0,011

0,0093

Salidroside

1,58

1,69

1,38

Tables 1 to 3 show the concentration of flavonoids in
hawthorn

extracts

obtained

via

maceration,

repercolation, and VNIIF methods, respectively.
Experimental data show that the highest yield of active
compounds was achieved using the VNIIF method.
Optimal results were obtained using 3

5 mm particle

size and 50

70% ethanol. For further research, 50%

ethanol was chosen as the extractant.

The second stage of the study focused on developing a
technology for producing a dry extract from Geranium
collinum roots and rhizomes. While previous studies (Z.
Pazylbekova et al.) obtained such an extract using 40%
ethanol and the percolation method [6], they did not
use the VNIIF method. We applied the VNIIF method
using 30%, 50%, and 70% ethanol (see Table 4).

Table 4.

Content of extractive substances in Geranium collinum extract (VNIIF method)

Аrticle size (mm)

Ethanol concentration, %

30

50

70

Gallic acid content, mkg/kg

3-5

721,64

771,74

765,84

Figure 2. Gallic acid content in Geranium collinum extract

The data show that the extracts contain a high amount
of bioactive substances when using 50% and 70%
ethanol.

Based on the experimental data and to accelerate
extraction, we developed a technology for obtaining a
complex extract using a 2:1 ratio of hawthorn to
Geranium collinum. Both raw materials were ground to
3

5 mm, extracted via the VNIIF method with 50%

ethanol, and the resulting dry extract was conditionally

named “Cardioherb.”

Further studies involved qualitative and quantitative
analysis of the dry extract. The appearance,
authenticity,

moisture

content,

heavy

metal

concentration,

and

active

substances

were

determined. Results are shown in Table 5.


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Table 5.

Quality characteristics of the dry extract “Cardioherb”

Indicator

Analysis Result

Appearance

Brown-colored extract with a distinct
taste and odor








Authenticity:

Flavonoids

2 g of the dry extract is extracted with
20 ml of 70% ethanol for 20 minutes.
After filtration, 2-3 drops of a 2%
aluminum chloride solution are added
to 2 ml of the extract. The appearance
of yellow color indicates the presence
of flavonoids.






Tannins

1 g of the extract is heated and
extracted in 10 ml of distilled water for
15 minutes at a temperature of 60 ° C.
After filtering the extract, 3-5 drops of
1% ferric (III) chloride solution are
added to 2 ml of the extract. The
formation of a blue-black color
indicates the presence of tannins.

Moisture

4,01%

Heavy metals, %

0,007%

Active substances:




Flavonoids, mg/g

Dihydroquercetin

0,23

Luteolin

0,05

Rutin

13,76

Rosavin

26,3

Quercetin

0,097

Salidroside

11,62

Gallic acid, mkg/kg

1295,42

As can be seen from the data presented in Table 5, the
dry extract of the complex composition "Cardiogerb"
meets the requirements of the pharmacopoeia in all
respects, and subsequently, on its basis, the technology
of dietary supplements in the form of capsules was
developed for use as a cardioprotective agent.

CONCLUSION

For the first time, a technology was developed to

produce a complex dry extract named “Cardioherb”,

intended as a cardioprotective agent for the prevention
of cardiovascular diseases.

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