Packaging Size | 25 Kg |
Packaging Type | Drum |
Chemical Formula | C5H10O5 |
CAS No. | 5328-37-0 |
Molar Mass | 150.13 g/mol |
L-Arabinose, a novel food ingredient, offers several health benefits. Let’s explore its advantages:
Glycemic Index Reduction:
When added to a sugar-containing diet, L-arabinose significantly reduces the glucose peak level related to sucrose consumption by up to 80%.
It also suppresses the insulin peak level related to sucrose consumption by a similar percentage.
Moreover, L-arabinose ensures a sustained release of glucose to the body over a longer period of time.
A low glycemic diet has various benefits, including reducing heart disease risk, lowering blood cholesterol, managing body weight, preventing type 2 diabetes, and improving diabetes prevention.
Selective Sucrase Inhibition:
L-Arabinose selectively inhibits the sucrase enzyme in the small intestine.
Normally, sucrase splits the sucrose molecule into glucose and fructose.
During the period when sucrase is inhibited by L-arabinose, the splitting of sucrose is delayed or even prevented, resulting in delayed glucose and fructose release.
Importantly, L-arabinose does not affect the digestion of other carbohydrates.
Natural Source and Taste:
L-Arabinose naturally occurs in the hemicellulose structure of most fruits and vegetables.
It has a pleasant, sweet taste that does not linger in the mouth and leaves no aftertaste.
Extracted from sugar beet pulp, L-arabinose undergoes a mild process that preserves its natural character.

