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From: DB on 19 Aug 2008 11:49
Raw coconut has the same benefits too, but much cheaper! :-)


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> The Acai Berry which is commonly pronounced a-sigh-ee, is a rather small,
> round, and black-looking purple. It resembles a grape or a blueberry, but
> is yet smaller and darker. This fruit has a large seed and minimum amount
> of pulp. The acai fruit berry is now broadly used in energy juices, ice
> cream, certain energy bars with granola.
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> Acai has been used for many generations by the natives of Brazil. Acai
> boasts 10 times the antioxidant benefits of grapes and twice that of
> blueberries.
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> What are the Chief Health Benefits that have made Acai Berry Famous?
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> Boosts energy levels
> Improves digestive function
> Improves mental clarity/focus
> Promotes sound sleep
> Provides all vital vitamins
> Contains several important minerals
> Is an extremely powerful free radical fighter
> Acai has very high levels of fibers
> Cleanses and Detoxifies the body of infectious toxins
> Strengthens your immune system
> Enhances sexual desire and performance
> Fights cancerous cells
> Slows down the aging process
> Promotes healthier and younger-looking skin
> Alleviates diabetes
> Normalizes and regulates cholesterol levels
> Helps maintain healthy heart function
> Minimizes inflammation
> Improves circulation
> Prevents artherosclerosis
> Enhances visual acuity
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> Customers Who Have Taken Acai Reported the Following Additional Health
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> Relieves arthritis pain
> Helps to clear skin of warts
> Reduces the occurrence of seizures
> Helps to reduce physical injuries & speed up recovery
> Helps stabilize normal blood sugar levels
> Helps improve patients suffering from leukemia
> Fights general depression
> Supports weight loss
> Improves upon your overall physical strength
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> Read a review on a high quality Acai product.
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> In alternative health, acai is all the rage. While relatively new to the
> American consciousness, acai has been around for centuries and has helped
> many people with its healthful qualities. In order to benefit completely
> from acai, however, one must truly understand what it is and what it does.
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> What is Acai?
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> Acai is a distinct purple berry indigenous to the Amazon rainforest. The
> acai fruit may be found in some of the large palm trees that grow in the
> thick forest; these trees can reach as high as 82 feet! Unlike cherries,
> which grow individually in trees, the acai berry grows in bunches, more
> like bananas. One average, each palm tree can yield anywhere from three to
> eight bunches.
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> What's so great about acai?
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> You might say acai is fast becoming known as a wonder food for its
> versatility. Acai has nutrient properties and is naturally rich in:
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> Omega fats (the good kind, unlike the saturated fats found in fast food)
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> amino acids
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> electrolytes
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> antioxidants
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> protein
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> vitamins A, B1 and E
> The people of the Amazon rainforest use acai in many different dishes -
> from drinks and shakes to breakfasts and bars. Brazilians use acai to
> flavor meat and fish entrees, too, topping dishes with a pulpy, curd-like
> substance made from the fruit.
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> Not only does acai provide a delicious taste to complement food, it is
> known around the Amazon for amazing health benefits. Acai is known to be
> used for treatment of digestive problems, skin irritation, sexual
> dysfunction, and even insomnia. The acai berry is naturally low in sugar,
> too.
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> Only in recent years have people in North America discovered how acai
> makes them feel energetic and healthy. Take a trip to your favorite
> smoothie place and you might find acai as one of the add-in ingredients
> available to you. Not only are consumers finding the benefits of acai to
> their interest, but researchers and the media are amazed by the power of
> this small berry. NBC's Today did a feature story on acai in 2004, and
> more recently researchers at the University of Florida tested the
> attributes of acai to discover it actually destroyed cultured leukemia
> cells!
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> Will acai cure cancer? We can't say for certain. All we know is that acai
> possesses some very strong health properties that may benefit people in
> the long run.
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> Can you eat the berries that make acai directly?
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> Strangely enough, no. It is not recommended that one just pluck the
> berries from the tree and start snacking. The berries are harvested and
> processed, and the acai is extracted from the pulp of the berry and sold
> in stores all over South America. It is said that beverages containing
> acai are more popular than milk in the southern hemisphere. That's because
> South Americans know they are getting a pure, healthy drink that benefits
> their alertness and well-being, and it gets them through the day.
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> Where do you get acai?
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> Enter acai into Internet search and you are bound to find hundreds of
> online shops selling acai in various forms - drinks, powders, and
> capsules. This wonder supplement is in very high demand, but when you shop
> for acai it is important to know whether or not you are getting the purest
> extracts of acai available, directly from the Amazon Rainforest. Check the
> labels!
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> Does acai cause any side effects?
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> Current research indicates no known side effects to taking acai in any
> form. Though acai has been around for ages, it is still quite new to the
> United States, and no doubt is still being observed by health
> professionals. However, the testimony of the overall health of the
> Amazonian people speaks well for this little fruit with big potential.
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> Reference: Kat Lively is a freelance health writer for Compuslim, hoodia
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> health.
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