Luteolin ルテオリン
A type of flavonoid. Some Foods with Function Claims use luteolin derived from chrysanthemum flowers.
In Japan: Foods with Function Claims notifications
Functions claimed (counted from notifications with this ingredient alone)
| Function | Notifications |
|---|---|
| Uric acid | |
| Nasal discomfort | |
| Itchy eyes |
Examples of notified claims (our translation)
This product contains luteolin. Luteolin has been reported to have the function of lowering uric acid levels in people whose levels are on the high side.
This product contains perilla leaf-derived rosmarinic acid, perilla leaf-derived flavonoids, and luteolin. Perilla leaf-derived rosmarinic acid and perilla leaf-derived flavonoids have been reported to have the function of reducing nasal discomfort caused by house dust, dust, and pollen. Luteolin has been reported to have the function of reducing eye discomfort caused by house dust, dust, and pollen, and the function of lowering uric acid levels in people whose levels are on the high side.
This product contains luteolin. Luteolin has been reported to reduce eye discomfort caused by pollen, dust, house dust, and the like.
Cautions written in the notifications (most common)
- “If you are taking azole antifungals, new quinolone antibacterials, gemfibrozil, or similar drugs, consult your doctor or pharmacist about taking this product.” (8 notifications)
Under Foods with Function Claims, the company notifies the Consumer Affairs Agency of the scientific evidence on its own responsibility; the government does not review or approve it. You can look up each product's notification by the number on the package in the Consumer Affairs Agency's database (Japanese).
In the EU: the register of health claims
No claim in the EU register
- The EU register of health claims has no claim for this ingredient. In the EU, the review of many plant-based claims (about 2,000) remains on hold, and those claims are not listed in the register.
In the EU, only health claims whose evidence has been assessed by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and authorised by the European Commission may be used on food. “Not authorised” means the evidence for that claim was not established under EU standards — not that the ingredient is dangerous.
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Example of a product notified with this ingredient
ルテオリン （株式会社オーガランド）
Food with Function Claims, notification No. E812. Chosen from products sold on Rakuten whose names match a current notification to the Consumer Affairs Agency, picking one with many reviews.
See on Rakuten (oga)See on Amazon.co.jpThis database does not guarantee any product's effect. For Foods with Function Claims, check the notification number on the package; for Foods with Nutrient Function Claims, check the amount per daily serving.
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