Inositol Market Opportunities, Trends and Challenges from 2015 - 2020

Global and Chinese Inositol Market Current Trends, Size, Share, Industry

Analysis, Competitive Intelligence, Growth, Opportunities and Forecasts

Report From 2015 To 2020

Summary

Inositol also referred to as cyclohexane-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexol, is found naturally in beans, nuts,

grains, and fruits. It is also made by the human body. It comes in various forms, the most of

which is myo-inositol - an active stereoisomer. Inositol is an important component of structural

lipids and various phosphates, and a part of many biological processes. It is involved in

breakdown of fats, nerve guidance, cytoskeleton assembly, gene expression, etc.

Its main role is to prevent fats from collecting in the body, especially in the liver. It is often

added to energy drinks as it can efficiently convert nutrients into energy. It aids weight loss and

improves blood circulation. Inositol’s role in alleviating conditions like depression, anxiety,

bipolar disorder, high cholesterol, polycystic ovary syndrome, psoriasis, autism, etc. is well

recognized.

This chemical promotes growth of bacteria and yeast in food additives. It is also added to

vitamin supplements and various nutritional products. Robust growth in the food & healthcare

market is fueling significant demand in the global and Chinese inositol industry.

Experts foresee huge growth of the inositol market from 2015 to 2020. Growing clinical research

projects across the world is also favoring industry growth. Rising instances of high cholesterol

levels in both men and women is creating future market opportunities.

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However, there are certain side effects associated with excess consumption of inositol. These

could pose a challenge for market growth. Too much intake of this chemical worsens bipolar

disorder. It is also known to cause nausea and rashes.

The global and Chinese inositol industry is segmented on...