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A "Berry" A Day Keeps The Doctor Away

Article Summary: Two thousand years ago the wisdom, "An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor Away" fit people's lifestyle just right. The air clean and crisp without the pollution of industrialization; the earth not depleted and chemically denatured; food back then supported healing. But today ...

Two thousand years ago the air was clean and crisp without pollution of over-industrialization; the earth was not yet depleted and chemically denatured; food back then supported healing. The wisdom back then, "An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor Away" fit people's lifestyle just right. But today ...

In today's environment, we would have to eat a basket of apples a day to get the nutritional value our ancestors once got from one apple. Would you enjoy eating a grocery bag of apples every day? If there just would be a potent vitamin pill that grows on a tree, is easy to eat and tastes good? Luckily, modern science found such a super food! Here are the findings:

1. The new super food is called Chinese Wolfberry. It looks indeed like a little red vitamin pill that grows on a tree. The longest lived people on earth eat Chinese Wolfberries every day.

2. These berries literally reverse the aging process. The Chinese wolfberry is the ONLY substance in the world "documented" by scientists to reverse the aging process due to its high levels of antioxidants.

3. Eating Wolfberries lets Ningxia people live virtually disease-free well past the age of 100. Antioxidants fight free radicals. Free radicals are a common denominator to all degenerative disease and aging. Dr. Bruce Ames of the University of California at Berkeley estimates that the DNA in each of our cells is attacked by free radicals over 10,000 times a day. Disease-free "feels" like this 141-year-old Ningxia woman milking the cows at 4 a.m. She only sleeps 4 hours because she feels, she'd "miss out on life".

4. Imported from a remote area of central China near Inner Mongolia, NingXia wolfberries are especially antioxidant-rich. According to an independent laboratory test known as ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) developed by USDA researchers at Tufts University, original NingXia wolfberries supersede all other goji berries sold today.

5. NingXia Wolfberries excel as a doctor-recommended choice for antioxidant supplementation."Antioxidants are vital for optimum health and the promotion of longevity. This delicious elixir provides a rich additional source of vitamins, minerals and other essential nutrients - safe and perfect for all ages." Dr. Ronald Lawrence, M.D., Ph.D., former member of the UCLA School of Medicine, and England's Royal London Homeopathic Hospital

6. Lab tests show that one ounce of Wolfberry juice a day slows the normal aging process and boosts the immune function by 81%. Research studies by Sue Chao (July 2002) reveal: The juice "increased spleenic phagocyte cell counts (immune cells) by 81%."

"Young and middle-aged people may be able to [slow the normal aging process] simply by adding high-ORAC foods to their diets." Floyd P. Horn, Administrator of the Agricultural Research Service

7. At last, an apple a day - or should I say - a serving of Chinese Wolfberry in the form of a delicious berry juice still holds power to promote long life and good health.

"It is never too late to get started on the road to good health, because life is ageless." Robert Delmonteque, Senior Editor of Muscle and Fitness Magazine, and Advisory Board Member of the Journal of Longevity

8. Today's "vitamin pill in the bottle" is priceless. It is a gift of health as well as a gift for the wallet when considering disease prevention rather than a sickly, painful and costly retirement.

To your health!

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About the Author:
Maria Schasteen
As editor of http://www.aroma-essence.com , the premier natural health and healing resource on the Internet, Maria Schasteen focuses the attention of her readers on self-help and self-responsibility for a happy and healthy, long life.