Maqui Berry
Saturday, July 18th, 2009Maqui Berry, a breakthrough dietary supplement in the amazing super food market place! Maqui Berry liquid supplement has the highest oxygen radical absorbance capacity of any identified superfood based liquiddietary supplement; with an ORAC value 400 – 3000 percent more than the average Acai, Goji Berry, Pomegranate, Noni and Mangosteen dietary supplements.
Antioxidants remain the basis of good health and longevity. As we age, our cells continue to be affected by free radicals; our organs begin to degenerate and aging accelerates, states Dr. Ward Bond, television host of Nutritional Living. The body has built-in defense mechanisms to protect itself from free radical damage, but eventually, aging depletes the bodys ability to keep oxidants at bay. Maqui Berry is packed with antioxidants called anthocyanins and contains the greatest ORACvalues ever found among all berries or fruit. Maqui Berry is best in class for antioxidant products, the best known strategy for healthy aging, inhibiting free radical cells, strengthening the immune system and is a natural COX-2 inhibitor.
Maqui Berry, whose oxygen radical absorbance capacity value is certified by Brunswick Laboratories, is one of the most power-packed with anthocyanins of all the fruits and berries for supplemental consumption. Anthocyanins are produced by plants for self-protection against sun, irradiation, diseases and biological enemies; maqui thrives in the harsh climate of central and southern Chile, necessitating the plants abundant anthocyanin production.
The native Mapuche Indians of the Patagonia region in South America have for centuries benefited from the unique medicinal and healthy aging benefits of the Maqui Berry. Annie Eng spent months with the Mapuches researching and working with them to harvest Maqui, then worked with researchers to confirm its ORAC content. After securing an exclusive distribution agreement in the United States, Eng initiated a socially responsible program that donates supplies and services for the education and healthcare of the Mapuche Indians, as well as programs to help protect the Mapuche native forest from further deforestation and industrialization.
