Research, Innovation & Product Development
1. SHAWKEA T1 (Dandelion Extract) — Patent Application & Innovation
Chinese Patent Application | October 2025
This document is an official patent application acceptance notice issued by the China National Intellectual Property Administration.
The application concerns a dandelion-derived extract, its preparation method and potential applications.
It represents part of the intellectual-property development associated with our botanical research.
Application Number: 202511486874.7
What this means: The application has been formally accepted for processing. This does not mean the patent has been granted or that the extract's health benefits have been clinically proven.
2. SHAWKEA DE-T1 — Experimental Research on Absorption
Experimental Research Certificate | October 2025
This certificate summarises reported experimental findings concerning DE-T1 and its potential effects on substance absorption.
The research documentation describes investigations into drug absorption and nutrient uptake, reflecting an area of scientific interest in the biological properties of DE-T1.
What this means: The certificate records reported experimental observations. Further details about the methods, study conditions and supporting data are needed to assess their significance.
These results do not establish that taking SHAWKEA T-1 improves nutrient absorption, fertility or IVF outcomes in humans.
3. Pine Restora (松康泉) — Experimental Reproductive Research
Experimental Research Certificate | October 2025
This certificate presents reported experimental findings associated with Pine Restora (松康泉), focusing on endometrial inflammation and implantation-related biological processes.
The endometrium is the lining of the uterus and plays an important role in embryo implantation.
These investigations form part of the scientific research background associated with Pine Restora and reproductive wellbeing.
What this means: The certificate summarises reported research findings, but it does not independently establish that taking Pine Restora improves embryo implantation, pregnancy rates or IVF success in humans.
NSFC-Funded Research into DE-T1 & Ovarian Ageing
SHAWKEA's ongoing scientific research interests include DE-T1 and its potential role in ovarian biology.
A research project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), scheduled for January 2027 to December 2030, will investigate DE-T1 in relation to ovarian function and oocyte quality in ageing mouse models.
The project is led by Principal Investigator Yang Sufang (杨素芳), with reported funding of RMB 330,000.
The research aims to deepen scientific understanding of reproductive ageing. It does not establish that taking SHAWKEA T-1 improves human egg quality, fertility or IVF outcomes.
Read More About Our NSFC Research →https://shawkea-uk.com/ja/blogs/news/de-t1-research-receives-funding-from-the-national-natural-science-foundation-of-china-%E5%9B%BD%E8%87%AA%E7%84%B6