Maqui Berry

The maqui berry is also known as the Chilean wineberry, or Aristotelia Chilensis. It is one of the healthiest things you can add to your diet. It is purple in shade and is even used by the Mapuche Indians in South America as a type of medicine for many ails.

Maqui berries contain a much higher level of antioxidants than other fruit. It is purported to help rid your body of toxins, as well as being an aid in weight loss. The maqui berry can help strengthen the immune system while it promotes health for the aging population. This berry is packed with vitamin C, calcium, iron, and potassium, giving it quite a powerful punch. Meanwhile, antioxidants assist with protecting the body’s overall ability to fight off free radicals. Damage by free radicals is well known to be a cause of cancer, therefore by increasing the ability to rid the body of them, a longer lifespan full of good health is possible.

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Another benefit worth consideration is the maqui berry’s reputation as a natural anti-inflammatory. These properties can help with pain and swelling in joints and provide a degree of relief for those afflicted with arthritis. As a fully natural COX-2 inhibitor, it is no wonder the maqui berry is touted by many as a healthful addition to the diets of those who suffer from bone and joint problems.

The circulatory system is also positively affected by the consumption of the maqui berry. The berry helps ensure that circulation is not impeded. When oxygenated blood is able to reach the surface of the skin, it helps to prevent pore blockage and that ensures delivery of moisture to the cells, which in turn encourages suppleness and elasticity of the skin.

Given the potential of this little fruit, it’s no wonder the maqui is being called a super berry. Eat to your health!

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