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Blueberries-at-a-glance: According to
research, Wild Blueberries
are nature's top antioxidant fruit. This tiny blue fruit includes
a variety of
compounds including: antioxidants,
anthocyanosides, folic acid, vitamins A and C,
carotenoids, ellagic
acid, folic acid, and dietary fibers.
Anthocyanins are responsible for giving the
color to fruits and vegetables. Wild
Blueberries are higher in anthocyanin content than other fruits and
vegetables.
By a unique combination of these nature compounds, research indicates
wild blueberries support healthy brain function. In addition to
supporting healthy cerebral circulation, the synergistic compounds in
blueberries also helps to maintain healthy urinary tract function.
Fruit Advantage
Wild
Blueberry
is made
with 100% wild blueberries to provide the powerful
benefits of this tiny blue fruit. To place an order,
please visit the
International Order Page and select your country.
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Wild
Blueberry: |
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Helps Support
Healthy Brain
Function* |
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Helps Support
Cerebral
Circulation* |
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Helps Support
Healthy
Urinary Tract*
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Delivers a
concentrated
amount of nature's
top
antioxidant
fruit |
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425
mg per each
one-a-day
serving |
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60 day supply
per bottle |
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What is
Fruit Advantage Wild Blueberry?
Fruit Advantage
Wild
Blueberry
starts with whole, individually
quick frozen (IQF) premium wild
blueberries. These wild
blueberries are then processed and
encapsulated into a vegetable
capsule using an enhanced phytonutrient extraction process
we call
FruiTraction™
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FruiTraction:
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Using premium wild blueberries and a vegetable
capsule,
Fruit Advantage
Wild
Blueberry
is
scientifically-based and precisely manufactured
to deliver the potent antioxidants
of wild blueberries.
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How do Wild Blueberries
help maintain healthy brain function?
The potent antioxidants found in Wild Blueberries
include flavonoids and other phenolics such as anthocyanins; Wild
Blueberries are higher in anthocyanin content than other fruits and
vegetables.
Blueberries contain a variety of
compounds. These include: antioxidants,
anthocyanosides, folic acid, vitamins A and C,
carotenoids, ellagic
acid, folic acid, and dietary fibers.
By a unique combination of these nature compounds, research indicates
blueberries support healthy brain function. |
Why buy
from Fruit Advantage:
- We incorporate a phytonutrient extraction
process we call FruiTraction to capture the vital compounds of
wild blueberries
- An intensive third party testing and
quality control to ensure each capsule is manufactured to the
highest standards available.
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How do Wild Blueberries
differ from cultivated blueberries?
Wild Blueberries have emerged as the leader in total
antioxidant capacity (TAC) per serving using a laboratory research
procedure called Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity or ORAC.
In addition,
recent USDA studies show that Wild
Blueberries deliver a potent
antioxidant punch — in fact they
have the highest antioxidant
capacity per serving, compared
with more than 20 other fruits.
Wild
Blueberries had more total
antioxidant capacity (TAC) than a
serving of cranberries,
strawberries, plums, raspberries
and even cultivated blueberries.
Also, due to
the unique forest growing method
wild blueberries are grown, they
have have little to no pesticide
exposure.
That is why
we have created
Fruit
Advantage
Wild
Blueberry.
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How do Wild Blueberries
help promote urinary tract health?
Researchers at
Rutgers University in New Jersey have identified a compound in
blueberries that promotes urinary tract health. It appears to work by
preventing bacteria from adhering to the cells that line the walls of
the urinary tract.
Blueberries contain a natural array of nutrients
that are mostly found in the skin of this tiny, blue fruit. The deep
blue hue is the result of anthocyanins. The blueberry also contains
proanthocyanins, these are a group of flavonoids, also called condensed
tannins, and are known powerful free radical scavengers and
antioxidants. In fact, they are the most powerful chain breaking
antioxidants known so far. |
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