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Pueraria mirifica
is Thailand’s endemic species found mainly in the northern and western part of Thailand and has local name
as “White Kwao Krua”. The Thai vine herbal plant is grown in association with the moderate-size trees
ranking from timber wood to bamboo in the deciduous rain forest. The enlarge underground tuber accumulate
“phytoestrogens” comprising isoflavone. The compounds that make Pueraria mirifica different from any other
phytoestrogen- containing plants in the Family Leguminosae are Miroestrol and Deoxymiroestrol, which
possess highest estrogenic activity among the known phytoestrogens due to structural similarity to estradiol.
Miroestrol was actually the first compound isolated from this plant by a group of German chemists in 1940,
but the plant had been mistakenly reported then as Butea superba. It was later on classified as a new plant
called Pueraria mirifica Airy Shaw et Suvatabhandu. The isolation and identification of deoxymiroestrol from
the root of Pueraria mirifica has just been reported in the February 2000 issue of the Journal of Natural
Products. The authors proposed that since deoxymiroestrol is easily oxidized to miroestrol, deoxymiroestrol,
not the previously reported miroestrol, is more likely to be the actual chemical constituent of Pueraria
mirifica. However, it is very likely that the two phytoestrogens coexist in the root of this plant. AS shown
below, the chemical structures of the two compounds are very similar to that of estradiol, the main human
estrogen.
In addition to miroestrol and deoxymiroestrol, Pueraria mirifica also contains other chemicals that
belong to isoflavone and coumestran groups of phytoestrogens, e.g., Genistein, Daidzein, Daidzin, Genistin,
and Coumestrol that are usually found in soybeans. (Table). However, the estrogenic activity of Miroestrol and
Deoxymiroestrol is much more potent than that of soy isoflavones.
Table : Chromene, Isoflavonoid and coumestran derivatives in Pueraria mirifica
The results from the studies of researchers and acadamics shows that the selected Pueraria mirifica
cultivar contains very high isoflavone contents and showing high antimutagenic effects as well as high killing
effects to human mammary cancer cell line. Nowadays nutritionists recommend the consumer to consume
isoflavone regularly for the purpose of cancer protection.
Miroestrol and its derivatives are also precious chemicals in the White Kwao Krua which promote
estrogenic and mammogenic effects to various tissues and organs such as uterus, ovary and skin.
Soy which is used in Asia and throughout the world contains significantly
lower phytoestrogen content than pueraria mirifica. What makes pueraria
mirifica most unique is the two chromenes, miroestrol and its precursor
deoxymiroestrol. There is ample research suggesting phytoestrogens support
for cardiac health, breast health, prostate health, colon health, healthy
cholesterol and bone health.
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