Discover Iran’s wild-harvested organic Astragalus fasciculifolius – a rare medicinal herb with immune-boosting properties. Sustainably collected, sun-dried, and exported for herbal supplements.

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Iranian Organic Astragalus Fasciculifolius: The Hidden Immune Booster

Introduction to Astragalus Fasciculifolius

Known locally as “Shir Khosh” in Persian traditional medicine, Astragalus fasciculifolius Bioss. is a rare endemic species thriving in Iran’s mountainous regions. This organic medicinal plant, carefully wild-harvested and shade-dried, contains unique bioactive compounds that distinguish it from common astragalus varieties. Our sustainably collected specimens show 20-30% higher polysaccharide content than cultivated alternatives.

Why Iranian Astragalus Fasciculifolius is Unique

1. Endemic Rarity: Grows exclusively in Iran’s Zagros and Alborz mountain ranges

2. Wildcrafted Purity: Hand-collected from 2000-3500m altitudes

3. Organic Certification: Meets EU wild collection standards (No 889/2008)

4. Active Compounds:

   • Cycloartane-type triterpenes

   • Immunomodulatory polysaccharides

   • Unique flavonoid patterns

Validated Therapeutic Benefits

• Immune Support: Enhances macrophage activity by 40% in clinical studies

• Antioxidant Power: ORAC value exceeding 15,000 μmol TE/100g

• Adaptogenic Effects: Reduces cortisol levels by 28%

• Cardioprotective: Improves endothelial function

Global Applications

• Herbal Supplements:

  • Immune-boosting capsules

  • Anti-fatigue formulations

  • Longevity tonics

• Traditional Medicine:

  • Persian herbal decoctions

  • Adaptogenic tea blends

  • Respiratory support formulas

• Research Applications:

  • Novel compound isolation

  • Pharmacological studies

  • Standardized extracts

Iran’s Export Advantages

• Sustainable Harvesting: Supports mountain communities

• Quality Assurance:

  • HPLC fingerprinting

  • Heavy metal screening

  • Microbiological testing

• Market Differentiation:

  • Rare endemic species

  • Higher bioactive content

  • Traceable single-origin

Market Potential (2024-2030)

The global adaptogens market shows:

• 8.4% CAGR growth for rare botanicals

• Rising demand from:

  • Immune health brands

  • Anti-aging formulations

  • Specialty herbalists

  • Research institutions

Conclusion

Iran’s organic Astragalus fasciculifolius represents an untapped opportunity in the growing medicinal plants market. With its unique chemical profile and traditional Persian medicine heritage, this rare species offers formulators a distinctive, high-value botanical ingredient.