Acai Juice Benefits And Nutritional Facts
Acai juice has quickly become a popular ingredient in both health drinks and supplements as many believe it to contain antioxidants able to provide great improvements in wellbeing. Acai berries are said to have twice the amount of antioxidants as blueberries and 10 times that of grapes. And as an added bonus, if you value the reported nutritional benefits of wine you'll be pleased to hear the reported levels of anthocyanins are 10-30 times greater in the acai fruit than what is found in red wine. The nutrition reviews are all positive and the acai berry has reached the ranks of the pomegranate, goji berry, and others to make it to "Superfood" status (a general term used for foods deemed to provide significant nutrition or of an overall benefit to one's health). The acai fruit has caught the attention of many news headlines and become the topic for numerous articles, and perhaps its biggest catalyst to fame has been its appearance on the Oprah Show, as introduced by renowned physician Dr Nicholas Perricone. 
Acai juice has been boasting a long list of health benefits . But what are the benefits of acai? The amazing benefits include increased energy, anti-aging, improved sleep and strong heart health, just to name a few. And with great interest to many is the question of whether acai berries can be a contributor in the fight against cancer. There are studies that are bringing more clarity to the role of the antioxidants in acai fruit actually destroying cancer cells. Assertions of acai benefits in the last few years have convinced many consumers of its worth, as evidenced in the increasing number of acai products on the market. Today you can find a variety of acai berry products, ranging from drinks with a percentage of acai fruit juice, to freeze dried acai pulp and powder, to supposed weight loss supplements, to alcoholic drinks with an added acai flavor. It is important to note, however, that not all acai products are created by reputable companies as demonstrated in the recent Acai Berry weight loss scam. There has been no research that indicates drinking acai berry juice or taking acai supplements will result in weight loss.
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