Dear Friends,
I hope everything is well in your world! Have you ever been to Northern Michigan?
If so, you probably know it’s the “cherry capital of the world.” One of their specialties is the powerful tart cherry. Even though they originated in France, these cherries have flourished in Northern Michigan – where the climate is ideal to grow these potent cherries.
More Potent than Regular Cherries
Tart cherries are a brighter red than the sweet or dark cherries you typically see in the market, and as the name suggests, tart cherries are more sour tasting or tart than the regular cherries.
This is due to a higher content of beneficial anthocyanin polyphenols. These antioxidants are believed to be key to the health benefits associated with tart cherries.
Many healthy berries contain anthocyanins, but researchers found tart cherries uniquely contain relatively high amounts of nutrients labeled as anthocyanin 1 and anthocyanin 2.
These nutrients help support a healthy inflammation response – especially during physical activity and exercise – and are believed to be mainly responsible for the joint and muscle benefits of tart cherries.
Research with tart cherry powder shows it can help reduce muscle soreness from both strength and endurance exercise and enhance performance times too.
New Benefit – Uric Acid Support for Kidney Health and More
Most recently, researchers from Ohio University identified another intriguing benefit – CherryPure tart cherry powder may help keep uric acid levels in a healthy range.
Uric acid is a waste product created when the body breaks down chemicals called purines, which are found in many foods. Most uric acid dissolves in blood and leaves the body in urine, after passing through the kidneys.
However, when uric acid levels get elevated, it can trigger inflammation that has a negative effect on joint, muscle, cardiovascular and liver health. In addition, too much uric acid can result in kidney stones because uric acid can clump together to form crystals that may build up in kidneys. This isn’t good for kidney health and as mentioned may lead to kidney stone formation.
That why maintaining healthy uric levels is important. Sometimes just increasing how much water we drink can help, but now this latest research suggests that the CherryPure tart cherry powder may offer additional support.
What’s nice about this study is it was conducted with healthy young adults – their uric acid levels were already in a healthy range, and they weren’t challenged with inflammation related issues or anything else.
Yet, taking a single serving of the CherryPure tart cherry powder still had a beneficial effect on their uric acid levels. After 24 hours, the group, on average, showed a reduction in uric acid levels, and this change was significant compared to the control or placebo group.
CherryPure: From Orchard to You
CherryPure is our favorite tart cherry powder, and we made it part of our TrueBerry7 super fruit formula. The cherry orchards used to produce CherryPure are in Traverse City, Michigan – right in the heart of cherry country.
The family farm that makes CherryPure is called Shoreline Fruit and they do everything right – from their farming methods to their proprietary extraction technology that doesn’t require any fillers.
CherryPure is a high potency product that’s very concentrated – it takes about 50 pounds of cherries to make just 1 pound of CherryPure tart cherry powder. That’s in part because they only use the skin of the cherries, which is where the desirable nutrients and anthocyanins are concentrated. This is why it’s potent in relatively small amounts.
It’s called CherryPure because it’s 100% pure tart cherry powder with no additives.
Each serving of TrueBerry7 contains 240mg of CherryPure. One serving a day is great, but to get the full benefits of CherryPure, drink 2 servings a day.
In addition to CherryPure, TrrueBerry7 contains 6 other premium quality fruit powders that can offer you a long list of benefits. Check it out here, you’ll truly be drinking to your health!
Yours for Good Health,
Carl Pradelli
