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What is Gamma amino butyric acid (GABA)1. Catalytically converted from glutamic acid through glutamate decarboxylase, GABA, a kind of natural non-protein amino acid, is an important neurotransmitter of the central nervous system for mammals.2. GABA can be found in our eye retinas and encephalon with high concentration. It also rarely exists in plant seeds germ, vegetables and fruits.3. Study has found that the rice embryo rich in GABA can suppress the increase of the high blood pressure, which sterling GABA and soybeans, wheat, tomatoes and bean sprouts rich in GABA can’t do.Effects of GABA 1,To exercise the brain and calm the nerves:2,To improve sleep:3,To adjust blood pressure4,To resist fatigue:5,To beautify6,To promote the brain activity7,To sooth discomfort8,The good of GABAApplications of GABAThe natural GABA has been internationally recognized as the 21st century's health supplements. Early in 2001, Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan officially ranked GABA into food series. So did the Health Ministry in Taiwan. So far GABA has been very popular among the food industry. It has been applied to all kinds of tea beverages, dairy products, frozen food, wine, fermented food, bread, soup and other healthy and medical-treating food in Japan and some European countries.Specifications of GABAProduct Standard: Rice germ meal rich in gamma-amino butyric acid (GABA) seriesModel 1Model 2Model 3Model 4Model 5GABA Content Mg/100g≥1000≥2000≥3000≥5000≥10000Gamma-amino butyric acid (GABA) seriesModel 20Model 30Model 40Model 50Model 60Model 70Model 80GABA Content %≥20≥30≥40≥50≥60≥70≥80Product Property: pale yellow, Powder, Water-solubleDosage: The amount suggested by the experts is 30-100mg per day for each person.Packing specifications: 20 kg/Barrel 1kg*20bags/box.Usages: 1. as raw materials for the medicines, health products and cosmetics. 2. directly adding into the tea, beverages and milk products. 3. as the natural ingredients used in coffee, chocolate, apple juice, cocoa, yogurt, milk sugar, butter, toast, bread, instant noodles and other functional food and drinks.