The maqui berry is going to be the one super berry to shine in 2009. It has the highest antioxidant properties of any berry in the entire world. In fact, it has the highest ORAC value of any fruit by over 200%. The ORAC is the leading third party site that conducts which fruits are the best.
The maqui berry isn’t the top berry already for one reason. The berry was only found last year in 2008. In fact, it was found at the very end of the year. Don’t worry though, it will soon overtake acai as the king berry of the world.
The biggest super berry out in 2008 was the acai. This was because big people like Oprah did features on it. They shot it from nonexistent into a berry everyone wanted. The same thing will happen soon with Maqui.
Oprah showed the world that adding a simple little berry to your diet can help you live longer. Not only can this berry fight antioxidants to help you age slower, but it can also increase your metabolism. The berry also gives you additional strength.
The biggest property this berry has is it can help you with your weight loss. Since everyone wants to lose weight, this is what makes super berries so popular. Just pop a pill and the hard work of losing weight can be completed!
Research on maqui has been experimented on mice. The results so far show that mice who take the maqui can run twice as far and burn far more calories. The mice were identical, so there was no doubt it was purely the maqui berry that improved the lives of the mice. They also lived twenty percent longer!
The maqui berry has an ORAC-H level of 27,600 per one hundred grams. This is the highest out of every berry or food for that matter. An average blueberry has 6500 and that is considered something you should eat in your diet, this is four times as much!
Detoxifying your body can be very helpful. Over the course of our lives the human body accumulates a lot of garbage in the system. Cleaning out these toxins can help us live healthier lives and throw away excess pounds. Everyone should add maqui berries to their diet.
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