Beauty Formula Blend

Maqui berries have been shown to fight inflammation and promote heart health due to their high levels of anthocyanin. They are also beneficial for the gut and research suggests that the berries may protect the eyes against light-induced damage. Pulmonary research has found that maqui berries for weight loss may work through an inhibitory effect.

Rich in antioxidants and phytonutrients, makes this superfood a prime candidate in the fight against the diseases that oxidative stress in the body can cause. The antimicrobial properties of acerola protect your skin from breakouts, and it also aids collagen production within the body which helps create a youthful complexion. So not only does this superfood strengthen the immune system but it keeps you looking youthful as well! What is not to love?

Acai berries are a Brazilian “super fruit." They are native to the Amazon region where they are considered a staple food. These amazing omega 3, 6 and 9-rich berries have been shown to boost immune cell function whilst containing high antioxidant levels and boast a host of other health benefits. The high anthocyanin, quercetin and vitamin C content in acai berries are the primary compounds responsible for improving vision and regeneration in skin tissue.

Blueberry powder contains a high level of vitamin C which is necessary for producing collagen, essential in maintaining a youthful appearance. Blueberries also contain anthocyanin, meaning they are rich in antioxidants which help rid the body of free radicals, a key culprit in the ageing process. It is the anthocyanin that is also responsible for its beautiful deep blue pigment. High in vitamin K and magnesium, they are hugely beneficial in helping the body resist toxins and break down harmful chemicals. This powder is excellent in improving blood circulation and stabilising blood pressure.

Chia comes from the Mayan word meaning strength. Aptly named, as the seeds contain high levels of protein, omega-3 fatty acids, fibre, antioxidants, iron and calcium. Did you know that a 28-gram serving of chia seeds contains about 5.6 grams of protein? They are also very low in carbs.

Recent research on this amazing fruit/berry has demonstrated its huge health benefits. Rich in fibre, vitamin C, vitamin K, iron, potassium and antioxidants, its anti-inflammatory properties are exceptional. It contains a precursor to a powerful anti-aging molecule known as urolithin A. The most significant of its antioxidant properties is a chemical called punicalagin. When we eat pomegranate our gut bacteria convert aligotanins into urolithin A, which helps improve mitophagy and helps to produce more mitochondria. They also act as a prebiotic, promoting health in the microbiome and stimulating the production of short chain fatty acids maintaining colon health and helping prevent colon cancer.

The power of the lemon is in the peel. It has 5/10 times more nutrients than the fruit itself! It contains salvestrol Q40 and limonene, two chemicals which have been shown to help fight cancer cells. Also useful in the fight against cancer is its ability to eliminate toxins from the body, preventing build-up which can be a contributing factor in the development of some cancers. Its ability to remove toxins from the body also maximises energy levels and its levels of pectin aid in weight loss. Lemon peel is a great source of Vitamin C, potassium, calcium, and fibre; all of which are beneficial in maintaining healthy strong bones. Its high polyphenol and flavonoid content mean it is also successful at reducing cholesterol. For a small yellow fruit, the benefits it offers are huge.