Perfect food super reds formula

Grapeseed

• Antioxidant
• Improve blood circulation (Which helps prevent leg cramps, diabetes complications, varicose veins, & numbness in the extremities.)
• Decrease swelling after surgery or injury
• Liver protection
• Psoriasis
• Skin elasticity
• Can help reduce symptoms of Fibromyalgia

Green Tea

Cranberry

• Urinary Tract Infections
• Reduction of dental plaque - (It is beleived that cranberry can inhibit the aggregation of bacteria that causes dental plaque.)
• Anti-cancer activity - (based on evaluation of several vitro screening tests, it has been suggested that the proanthocyanidin compounds found in cranberry may exhibit some anti-carcinogenic activity.)
• Heart Disase - (Cranberry has been shown to inhibit low density lipoprotein oxidation. Since this process is believed to be part of what can cause heart disease, prevention of oxidation through cranberry supplementation can potentially reduce the risk of heart disease.)
• Kidney stones - (Some medical professional and specilists believe that quinic acid abundant in cranberry may help to prevent the development of kidney stones.)
• Hepls to improves the circulatory system
• helps to reduce cholesterol
• Anti-aging - (An exciting new research has shown that cranberry could help protect the brain from neurological damage.)
• Helps to prevent ulcers - (Cranberry has shown the ability to prevent peptic ulcer by inhibiting the adhesion of bacteria to certain parts of the stomach)

Rosehips

If you leave the flower on your rosebush, the petals will fall off after it finishes blooming, and a small red fruit will form and that is the rosehip. Rosehips form on any sort of rose shrub, but the hips most commonly used in foods and beverages are harvested from wild roses.

Rosehips contain a high amount of carotenoids and catchins, isoquercitrin all from the polyphenol family. Herbalist at the turn of century suggested we all drink a cup of rosehip tea daily. There seems to be something to that rosy advice. Those natural occurring chemicals have great antioxidant activities, a valuable source of vitamin C, containing as much as 20 times more vitamin C than oranges. Polyphenol also enhance the immune system, assists in weight loss, lower cholesterol, and beats free radicals that disease the body. Rosehips also contain maltic acid.

Some of the other Health benefits are:

• Source of vitamin C
• Antioxidant Prevents
• bladder infections
• Eases headaches
• Rosehip Oil [not for internal use] helps to treat skin problems.

The Rosehip seeds are collected and processed to extract Rosehip oil, an essential polyunsaturated fatty acids containing high concentration of vitamin C which provides remarkable tissue rejuvenating and regenerating property that helps to prevent premature skin aging.

Pine Bark

Pine Bark Extract is a super antioxidant made from the bark of a French pine tree. Research carried out at the University of California last year found that Pine Bark Extract can slow down photo ageing (sun damage) to skin by up to 50%. The research confirmed that Pine Bark Extract maintains the skin's healthy structure for longer by binding with collagen and elastin to prevent them from being broken down, while destroying the free radicals that try to attack the skin's structure. A more recent discovery at the University of South Florida has shown that Pine Bark Extract dramatically increases the skin's blood circulation by strengthening the skin's capillaries and so helping to prevent the formation of thread and varicose veins. It can also help reduce the most prominent signs of ageing skin.

• Immune Boost
• Anti-inflammatory
• A strong antioxidant for fighting free radicals.
• By maintaining collagen and elastin it has a great beneficial effect on organs, joints, blood vessels and muscles.
• Can help Deep Vein Thrombosis due to its antioxidant, blood thinning and collagen roles. It is also beneficial to help prevent thread and varicose vein.
• Has been found to help improve night vision in healthy people.
• High doses of Proanthocyanadins have been found to prevent and reverse abnormal blood clotting in smokers.

Pomegranate

Benefits Of pomegranate:

• The juice of the fresh leaves and young fruit is given for dysentery
• The flowers are given in acute cases of diarrhoea and dysentery
• Is highly effective in urinary disorders
• Is highly effective in reducing blood pressure
• Helps with anti-aging and memory loss
• Helps maintain healthy cholesterol
• Can help in osteoarthritis
• Can help in prostate health
• High in anti-oxidants
• Helps heart disease

Garlic

• lowers blood pressure a little
• lowers LDL Cholesterol a little
• Helps reduce atherosclerotic buildup (plaque) within the arterial system. One recent study shows this effect to be greater in women than men.
• Lowers or helps to regulate blood sugar.
• Garlic helps to prevent blood clots from forming, thus reducing the possibility of strokes and thromboses (It may not be good for hemophiliacs).
• Helps to remove heavy metals such as lead and mercury from the body.
• Raw Garlic is a potent natural antibiotic and, while far less strong than modern antibiotics, can still kill some strains of bacteria that have become immune or resistant to modern antibiotics.
• Anti-fungal and anti-viral properties.
• Dramatically reduces yeast infections due to Candida species.
• Anti-oxidant properties and is a source of selenium.

Goji Berry 

Goji Berry have been used in tibet for at least 1,700 years. Tibetan medicine includes these berries in the treatment of kidney and liver problems.

Modern Scienc has shown that goji berries not only contain extremely high levels of antioxidants, vitamins and mineral, but also contains many unique phytochemicals, polysaccharides and complex compounds that scientists are just begining to understand.

Benefits Of Goji Berry:

• Lowers cholesterol
• Chronic liver disease
• Eye problems
• Skin rashes
• Psoriasis
• Allergies
• Insomnia
• Helps with diabetes
• Acts as a tonic to the body
• High in antioxidants
• Kills of free radicals
• Boosts immune system
• Helps with heart disease
• Increased energy

Blueberry, Blackberry, Strawberry

Berries are often described as “super foods.” Are berries really such a nutritional powerhouse, or are they just one more fruit option? And is one kind of berry really better than the rest? Research does show that berries are among the fruits highest in antioxidant content and that they are excellent sources of several phytochemicals that seem to help block cancer development.

The tiny, delicious fruits known as berries contain numerous health-promoting compounds known to provide a plethora of health benefits. These naturally occurring substances protect against a host of health concerns including aging, cancer, heart disease, diabetes, hypertension and neurodegeneration.

Among berries beneficial compounds are phytochemicals, non-nutritive plant chemicals. Within the body, phytochemicals function as antioxidants, compounds that protect the body against free radicals, unstable oxygen molecules that cause cell damage leading to chronic and degenerative diseases.

Elderberry

Elderberries have been employed in European folk medicine since antiquity for lots of illnesses from arthritis and asthma to colds and constipation.

Elder has been used as a food and medicinal agent for thousands of years. Numerous species of elder or elderberry grow in Europe and North America. Only those with blue/black berries are medicinal. The flowers and berries are both used. Traditionally elderberry has been used in the treatment and prevention of colds, flu, sinusitis, and other conditions. The edible berries are rich in vitamin C and get their dark color form their high anthocyanin and bioflavonoid content. They are primarily used to treat flu symptoms and as an immunostimulant. Syrup is made from a decoction and taken as a prophylactic for winter colds or in combination with other expectorant herbs, such as thyme, for coughs. The infusion of the flowers can be used as a gargle for mouth ulcers and tonsillitis. The leaves are used topically to treat bruises, sprains, wounds, burns and chilblains, and may also be used as a mouthwash. Tinctures are used in combination with other herbs, such as willow, for rheumatic conditions. Oil extracted from the seeds may be massaged onto painful joints to relieve the pain of arthritis.

Acting as an antioxidant, elder may protect the body against damage from free radicals. Flavonoids, including quercetin, are believed to account for the therapeutic actions of the elderberry flowers and berries. Anthocyanins are special class of bioflavonoid, which offer powerful antioxidant protection against cellular aging. Elderberry extract reduces the damaging effects of LDL, or bad cholesterol, and serves as an antioxidant for the body. Elderberry may be useful in treating cold and flu symptoms by increasing the body's immune system response.

Beetroot, Carrot, Red Pepper

• High in vitamins & minerals
• Phytonutrients
• Antioxidants

Quercitin, Hesperiden and Rutin

Quercitin, Hesperiden and Rutin are all bioflavonoids they are found in some fruits and various leafy green vegetables, among other things.

Bioflavonoids are reported to have numerous health benefits. They are the natural pigment in fruits and vegetables. There have been many scientific reports about bioflavonoids.

Benefits of Quercitin, Hesperiden and Rutin:

• Antioxidants
• Kills of free radicals
• Anti-aging
• Helps with heart disease
• Helps with kidney function
• Booste immune system
• Anti-inflammatory
• Can help improve eyesigh
• Helps with arthritis
• Increased capillary strength
• Improved structure of connective tissues and appearance of skin
• Lowers the risk of athererosclerosis
• Can help with allergies
• Hemorrhoids
• Respiratory disease
• Viral infections
• Can help with peptic ulcer

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