Iranian Company Exports 200,000 Dollars Worth of Supplements to Russia

“The second export shipment of our knowledge-based company, including the supplement syrup family, was exported to Russia in cooperation with the Medical Equipment Research and Technology Fund of Iran,” said Sara Sepehr, the managing director of the knowledge-based company.

“The export shipment of Iranian syrups from this knowledge-based company was worth $200,000,” she added.

“These syrups are a family of supplement syrups for children and adults, and our supplement syrups are at present being exported to the Eurasian countries. In addition to their specialized use, our syrups also help provide the body with the vitamins and minerals needed daily,” Sepehr said.

In a relevant development in November, Iranian researchers at a knowledge-based company had also succeeded in production of medicinal supplements to prevent the occurrence of Alzheimer's and treat the disease.

“The products that we have made in the nanotechnology field are drugs for prevention and treatment of Alzheimer's disease, and this complementary drug is produced in the form of candy and chewing gum,” said Maria Beyhaqqi, the managing director of the knowledge-based company stationed at Mashhad’s Salamat Park.

Noting that the two effective ingredients of this drug, namely fencol and quercetin were formulated in nano sizes, she said, “This formulation was used to produce medicine in the form of chewing gum and candy, but since these drugs are mostly prescribed for the elderly, we offered this formulation in the form of syrup, which has therapeutic properties.”

“This drug is based on the expression of a series of genes that lead to the occurrence of Alzheimer's disease, and the nanoparticles used in this medicinal supplement reduce the expression of genes or prevent their expression,” Beyhaqqi said.

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