2020 is a year of great changes at home and abroad. The Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia has driven the sales of anti-epidemic products such as masks, carbomers, echinacea extracts, pharmaceutical raw materials, and plant extracts in the medical and health industries. People pay more attention to health and beauty. In 2020, which recent plant extracts and cosmetic raw materials are worthy of attention, Golden Horizon Biologics has compiled 20 plant extracts and recommended them.

Lower back pain is undoubtedly one of the most common ailments around. According to scientific studies, 90 percent of people over 50 years old and 50 percent of working people have had lower back pain once in their lives. The same studies have also indicated that 40 percent of the excuses for not go

The aging process and its debilitating effects on both body and mind seem to be unavoidable. For centuries, humans have dreamed of defying old age with tales of the mythical fountain of youth.

Hearing loss, brittle bones, sagging skin, a deteriorating mind: these are just some of the issues associated with growing old. For millennia, humans have fought the process of aging using everything from fountains of youth to pricey face creams, all to no avail. But a group of Montreal-based researchers is coming ever closer to achieving healthy longevity -- armed with the power of science.In a study recently published in Oncotarget, researchers from Concordia University and Idunn Technologies assess how six previously identified plant extracts can delay aging by affecting different signalling pathways that set the pace of growing old.Vladimir Titorenko is a biology professor and the study's senior author. He says that the potential of using these plant extracts for delaying the onset of age-related diseases is underscored by the fact that Health Canada classifies them as safe for human consumption. Five of them are recommended by the federal department as health-improving supplements

A concoction of six plant extracts slowed the aging processes of yeast – and are among the most promising anti-aging materials yet found, according to new research by a team of scientists at Concordia University.

Good news, you might live a bit longer, as a group of Canadian researchers claim to have identified certain chemicals from plant extracts that can slow the biological ageing process and increase lifespan.