According to the article found here, 36% of all added sugars in the American diet comes from soft drinks. This certainly lends to the one-third obesity rate, but the good news is that healthier "netraceuticals" or "functional foods" are on the rise. In fact, this segment is considered the fastest growing segment of the Supplement market.
According to this same article only 28% of Americans drink either fruit or vegetable juice, accounting for just 2% of their calories, but 28% of their Vitamin C consumption.
With facts like these it's no wonder that nutrient-dense fruit juices and the "functional beverage" industry is growing and being so well received. Fruits that are rich in antioxidants and Anthocyanins and Polyphenols can obviously have a profound effect on the typical American diet.
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The "nutrient-dense" fruit juice health craze is sweeping the nation with Acai berry based drinks at the forefront. But separating “hype” from fact is critical to insure that you’re health gets the most bang for the buck. This site explores why fruit juices “work” and fruit's role in overall health & disease prevention. Plus you’ll learn how to read labels and ask tough questions of the many marketers peddling their Acai based drinks. This site has no affiliation with any specific drink.
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- A doctor's presentation on why he created a nutrient-dense fruit juice
- Dr Lou Niles "Why Antioxidants work"
- Dr Schauss talks about the Acai Berry 1-512-404-1259 ext 1 (7 minutes)
- 4 Minute Recorded Message - Intro to Acai Berry: 1-940-497-9960
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