Key Health Benefits
Cardiovascular Health
Compounds like resveratrol may support overall cardiovascular health. In other words, it’s a delicious way to give your heart a hug.
Youthful Energy and Appearance
Have you ever wondered how plants protect themselves from pests and other harmful elements? Their strongest weapons are phytoalexins (like resveratrol). So when you drink our Resveratrol Juice, you’re taking in those powerful phytoalexins to fend off fungi and bacteria. Take that, toxins!
Healthy Inflammatory Response
When harmful elements enter your body, it has what doctors call an inflammatory response (basically it’s trying to destroy the invader). But sometimes your body can get a little overzealous, and it ends up damaging the healthy cells around the invader as well. Resveratrol supports healthy inflammatory processes and keeps the body in check. Who knew grapes were so powerful?
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“Our little girl is walking, and my wife is drinking Resveratrol Juice to give her an energy boost to keep up. You have a wonderful product for sale in a convenient location!” Tommy Wilhoit, Knoxville, TN
Q&A About Pomegranate & Berries with Resveratrol Juice
- Q: Does your juice contain alcohol?
- A: No. Our juice has 60-70 times more antioxidants than red wine, without the pesky hangover.
- Q: How much resveratrol is in a glass of wine versus a glass of juice?
- A: Each 8-ounce serving of our juice contains 25 mg of resveratrol. You’d have to drink 60-70 glasses of red wine to get that same amount (not that we recommend it)!
- Q: Is resveratrol a fruit or a berry?
- A: Neither. Resveratrol is a naturally occurring plant phenol, found in the skin of grapes, red wine, blueberries, cranberries, and a few other natural sources.