Acai 100 - 32 oz - Liquid
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Product Description
ACAI100 is the only 100% Pure, Wild Harvested Acai Berry Juice that is fully supported by the research findings of the World's foremost scientific expert on Acai, Dr. Stephen Talcott, PhD., of Texas A&M University. Dr. Talcott's research and scientific studies have been published in numerous peer-reviewed scientific journals such as the Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry, Food Research International, and Food Chemistry. Competitive Benefits of ACAI100: 100% PURE wild harvested ACAI Berry Juice! No added fruit juices, sweeteners, sugars, preservatives, water or anything! Made from the whole Acai Berry, including the Epicarp (the dark purple/black skin), the Mesocarp (the pulpy meat) and the Endocarp (the seed) 30,000 mg of pure Acai Berry Juice in every 1 fl. oz. serving Processed through a unique maceration process that has been used for thousands of years by the indigenous people of the Brazilian rainforest and other bordering South American countries About Acai100: Rich in Macronutrients such as: Proteins (Amino Acids) & Essential Fatty Acids Strong historical use as a nutrient rich food source by the indigenous inhabitants of the Brazilian Rainforest Contains over 3.5 times the Anthocyanin (Cyanidin 3-Glucoside) levels of red wine (per equal volume) Contains naturally occuring plant based Essential Fatty Acids (fatty acid profile similar to olive oil) & Phytosterols which may support healthy cholesterol & blood sugar levels*† Rich in Fiber which supports a healthyCustomer Reviews
very poor acai productI tried this several months ago and found it to be an over-priced complete disappointment. I love acai and used to eat the pulps & purees all the time when I lived in Brazil. This is not a good acai product. First, it is stored at room temperature. What a joke. Acai should be maintained frozen to preserve the nutrients..at times refrigeration is okay, but room temp for a fruit product stored for several months...not a good deal. Anyone in Brazil knows this. Second, they claim to use the whole fruit including the seed. This is false marketing. The seeds are used to burn for fuel and composted for fertilizer in Brazil. Nobody uses the seeds for dietary consumption. Finally, this product treats acai as a dietary supplement. Acai is a fruit, a whole food. It is not intended to be served in 1oz serving sizes. Again, you would get laughed at in Brazil if you wanted a 1oz serving of acai. Like asking for 3 blueberries. Don't buy the Genesis Today hype. Very disappointed in all of their...
Relieved my psoriasis symptoms
My dermatologist diagnosed me with psoriasis several years ago. I tried prescription and non-prescription treatments, and nothing would completely clear my skin. At that time, I had the psoriasis on the bottoms of my feet only. I finally decided to give Mona Vie a try, figuring I had nothing to lose but a few dollars. Within a few weeks of drinking one to two ounces per day, my skin cleared completely up. I had heard stories like that, but I didn't really believe the hype, so I was pretty surprised and pleased. When I stopped drinking Mona Vie, the psoriasis came back. Mona Vie is very expensive, so I gave it up for a while and just suffered with the skin condition until the patches on my lower leg showed up. After suffering for several months (while the patches got larger), I finally decided to order some Mona Vie. I found the Acai100 while searching on Amazon, and I decided to give it a shot since (1) It is pure acai berry (Mona Vie is mixed with other fruits/juices), and...
I crave this product now!
I bought this at the health food store. My initial thought was "This had better be a great product if they have the nerve to charge forty bucks for a bottle of juice!" I like the fact that I paid for unadulterated acai, and not for a "blend" that includes a lot of stuff I can get at the grocery store at $3 for 64oz. If you're paying the premium for acai, be sure you're actually getting acai!On its own this juice is thick and bland, but not offensive.Mixed with some sugar-free lemonade, acai juice is very pleasant and I didn't lose out on any of the wholesome goodness.I drank this when I kicked off my eating-right-exercising-regularly behavior two months ago, and I believe the nutrients in this juice were helpful in giving me energy and getting me off to a great start.I will continue to buy this product, and because of my experience with it I recently bought (from other companies) acai berry air freshener spray and acai berry diffuser...
Especially the Berry Series containing acai berry and blueberry which are not only healthy, but also tasty. This exemplifies why OKF's Aloe Vera King is not just a drink, but the premium health beverage. OKF's Aloe Vera King can also be enjoyed by the
KonaRed: A blend of coffee cherry, pineapple and apple juice, and Stevia extract (a sugar substitute), this drink tastes of blue and red berry fruits, not unlike an acai smoothie. It's a little too sweet for me, though. Coffee of Hawaii's Tisane: In
