INGREDIENTS*
FoodPharma™ works with so many different ingredients for their health properties to make our functional foods incredible! Our ingredient section provides more details about some of the amazing benefits each ingredient provides and is only a glimpse of the healthy wonderful ingredients in our products!
BOTANICALS ADAPTOGENS
ALMOND BUTTER
– Excellent source of vitamin E that has been shown to potentially slow down aging of brain cells
– Can possibly help reduce bad cholesterol (LDL)
– Rich in Fatty Omega-3 Acids
APPLES
– Possible Skin improvement properties
– May provide Healthy weight management support
– Anti-diabetic properties
BANANAS
– May assist in improved blood sugar levels
– Contains possible digestive support properties
– May provide heart health values
– Contains tryptophan that our bodies can convert to serotonin which can help with the symptoms of stress
BEETS
– May helps to regulate blood pressure
– Has Inflammation fighting properties
– Potential increased athletic performance
– May provide brain health and digestive health improving aspects
BLACKBERRY
– Great source of vitamin C that is important for good bone health, and its ability to help absorb other nutrients
– Wonderful source of fiber with seeds that can help to provide the feeling of being full
– Great source of vitamin K which can help to strengthen bones and support healthy blood coagulation
– Can be an excellent source of antioxidants
– Possibly supports good gum health with its gallic acid, rutin and other compounds which can have antiviral as well as anti-bacterial effects
BLUEBERRIES
– High nutrients to low caloric intake known as a possible “superfood”
– Amazing Antioxidant properties
– Shown to have potential LDL oxidation reduction abilities
CALENDULA
– Contains antioxidants that can helpful to potentially neutralize oxidative stresses in the body
– May possibly promote the healing of wounds and skin damages
– May provide antifungal and antimicrobial characteristics
– Possibly treat the oral condition of gingivitis
– May possibly help with pain and inflammation
CARROTS
– May helps to support cholesterol balance
– Gut health studies indicate potential prebiotic benefits
– May support eye health with great beta-carotene and high vitamin A levels for immunity boost
CASHEW BUTTER
– Excellent source of protein with a higher protein ratio to that of many nut butters
– May help to regulate blood sugar levels
– Wonderful source of magnesium that can be great for keeping the body healthy
– Contains healthy fats that can potentially help to lower cholesterol levels
– Can possibly help to reduce the risk of developing gallbladder stones
CHERRIES
– May help to reduce inflammation
– May help to fight gout
– May help to decrease blood sugar levels
– Possibly helps with post exercise recovery
– May help with symptoms of arthritis
COCOA / CHOCOLATE
– May help to improve brain and cognitive health with high flavonoids
– Shows signs to assist in lowering risk of heart attacks and strokes with great antioxidant properties
– Possible help with blood sugar level regulation with insulin resistance improvements
CORN
– Vitamin C rich to potentially ward off diseases
– Great source of carotenoids lutein which may promotes eye health
– Fiber which can provide aid to GI tract
CRANBERRY
– Can help to prevent urinary tract infections
– May help to improve digestion
– May help to reduce cholesterol
– May help with weight regulation as they are a low calorie item yet provide high amounts of vitamins and also minerals
– Can possibly help in the prevention of gum disease
– May help to boost the immune system
DANDELION ROOT
– Contains beta carotene that may provide anti-inflammatory characteristics to help in protecting cells from damage
– Contains inulin, a type of fiber that works as a prebiotic to possibly help with upset stomach symptoms
– May target human gastric cancer cells and may be helpful as a tool for fighting specific cancer(s)
-May help improve complexing with its collagen producing potential abilities
ELDERBERRY
– May help with cholesterol balance
– Gut health studies indicate potential prebiotic benefits
– May support eye health with great beta-carotene and high vitamin A levels for potential immunity boost
GOJI BERRY–
– Can possibly help with vision as it contains high levels of antioxidants such as zeaxanthin
– Excellent source of Vitamin A and C which are excellent for helping to build immunity and for prevention of common illnesses such as a cold
– Contains beta-carotene which can support healthy skin
– May possibly help to balance insulin as well as glucose blood levels
GOLDENBERRY
– Can provide good source of antioxidants that can help to fight free radicals
– May help to reduce inflammation with its antioxidant compounds
– Oleic and linoleic acid found in goldenberries can potentially help to lower LDL cholesterol
– May possibly improve vision
– May help to boost immunity
GRAPE
– Contain the strong antioxidant resveratrol as well as Vitamin A and C which can help to maintain good skin health
– May support good eyesight as grapes can help to reduce oxidative stress and may boost the retinas’ protective proteins
– May support good heart health by helping to lower high cholesterol and blood pressure risks
– May support healthy weight as the saponins may help to prevent some cholesterol from being absorbed in the blood
LEMON
– May support healthy immune functioning
– Its excellent source of vitamin C may help to protect against some diseases such as heart disease and cancer
– May support a healthy weight
– May possibly help to prevent kidney stones
– May help to reduce the risk of stroke
– May help to improve digestion
LUCUMA
– May help to control blood sugar levels
– May help to reduce symptoms of constipation
– Can possibly boost heart health
– The high levels of vitamin C and beta carotene can improve collagen production and help with skin complexion
– Great source of fiber
LUTEIN
– May helps to suppress inflammation
– Potential Free radical defense aid
– Possible Vision improvement support
MACADAMIA NUT BUTTER
– An excellent source of antioxidants
– May help to boost heart health
– Possibly help to reduce the risk of various conditions such as stroke, heart disease and type 2 diabetes
– May be beneficial in helping with weight loss
– Possibly helps with gut health
– Additional research shows that there are more health benefits that can potentially help with brain health, provide anticancer aspects and may improve longevity in life
MANGO
– Wonderful source of antioxidants that may help to reduce cell damage
– By enjoying this fruit, you may possibly promote good heart health as they are a non cholesterol food item
– The excellent source of vitamin E can possibly help to reduce oxidation of sperm cells in males and may promote healthy sexual functioning
– Rich in vitamin B6 that can help to promote good brain health with its ability to support neurotransmitter functioning and production
– An excellent source of collagen that may help to promote healthy appearances and skin elasticity
– Can possibly help improve the ph level in our bodies and thus alkalize our system to potentially help with symptoms of pain and other diseases
– Potassium found in mangos can possibly help with hypertension
MAQUI BERRY
– Excellent source of antioxidants
– Can possibly help with heart disease
– Can possibly help to naturally assist with blood sugar levels
– May help to support eye health
– Maqui berries can possibly help to combat symptoms of inflammation
MINT
– Excellent source of antioxidants
– May help with Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
– May be effective and indigestion symptoms such as stomach pain
– The allure of the aroma has peaked interest into possible improvement in brain function, as the amazing aroma from the mint oil has been shown to reduce fatigue
– With application of various types of mint gels to breast regions, primarily the nipple area, reduction of dryness has been noted by comparison to other common type oils and placebos
MESQUITE FLOUR
– Can possibly support a healthy blood sugar level
– Potentially help in supporting bone growth and the support of the immune system functioning
– Excellent source of fiber and omega-3 fatty acids
– Good source of magnesium that is essential for the body’s general health
– Contains both iron and copper which are important for blood cell creation and chemical processes in the body
– Has both zinc and lysine which are good for performing some of our body’s primary functions and protein production
MUSHROOMS
– May help to lower risk of cancer
– Can promote lower cholesterol
– Potential brain health support
– May provide support for a healthy immune system
PAPAYA
– Contains high levels of antioxidants
– May help with symptoms of bloating with its papain properties
– May help to support a healthy immune system
– May help with the digestive tract with its high level of vitamin C that may help to soften your stool
– May support both skin health and eye health with its beta-carotene properties
POMEGRANATE
– Excellent source of antioxidants that can help to fight free radicals
– May help to support symptoms of inflammation in the body
– May help to reduce cancer cell growth in certain regions of the body
– May help to inhibit atherosclerosis
– Possibly fight against some types of fungi, yeast and bacteria and may support good oral health
PUMPKIN POWDER
– Helps to regulate blood pressure
– Can help to maintain blood sugar levels
– Good dietary source of fiber
– May help to boost male fertility levels
– Contain high amounts of plant sterols that may be helpful in fighting off cancer
PLUM
– May provide help with constipation symptoms
– Very rich in antioxidants
– Can help to lower blood sugar
– Possibly help to promote bone health
– Can potentially help with heart health
QUINOA FLOUR
– May help to lower the risk of chronic diseases
– Its high fiber and more protein to rice and barley, quinoa can possibly be beneficial to weight management
– May help to balance blood sugar levels by improving triglyceride level
– Can possibly improve gut health by improving gut bacteria that beneficial at reducing inflammatory symptoms
RASPBERRY
– May Help to lower blood pressure
– Great omega-3 fatty acids to may help to prevent strokes
– Good source of manganese that can possibly help to regulate blood sugar
ROSEHIP
– May help to reduce breast cancer growths
– Has anti-inflammatory properties
– May help to lower cholesterol
– Contains vitamin C which can potentially increase collagen production in the body
ROSEMARY EXTRACT
– May help to improve mood
– Has anti-inflammatory agents
– Possibly provides help to fight diseases and pathogens
SEA SALT
– Helps potentially to regulate heartbeat and blood pressure
– Can possibly increase energy and prevent muscle cramps
– May improve electrolyte balance
STRAWBERRIES
– Has possible immunity boosting characteristics
– High Vitamin C that may help to ward off cancer
– Potential cholesterol fighting oxidative reducing affects
STEVIA
– Contains properties that may help to dilate blood vessels
– Can possibly act as a diuretic that contains zero calories
– May aid in weight loss and in potentially helping control diabetes
SUNFLOWER SEED BUTTER
– May help to fight inflammation and possibly reduce cholesterol
– Can be a fantastic source of protein
– Contains magnesium and fiber that can possibly help people with blood sugar issues
TOMATOES
– High levels of vitamin C which may help to improve heart health
– Potential vision support with great lycopene properties
– May provide diabetic health benefits by possibly helping reduce lipid peroxidation
TURMERIC
– Contains possible bioactive compounds
– Contains curcumin that can provide anti-inflammatory antioxidant properties
WATERMELON
– Contains lycopene that can provide antioxidant properties
– Can help with digestion
– May possibly improve
– May help to reduce inflammation
– May help to relieve symptoms of muscle aches
YUCCA
– Contains high amounts of antioxidants and vitamin C that can be used to help boost the immunity
– Can possibly stimulate the production of function of white blood cells
– May help with symptoms of arthritis with its anti-inflammatory properties
– May possibly help to regulate blood sugar
– Can possibly help to decrease the damage from oxidative stress in animal studies
SUNFLOWER SEED BUTTER
– May help to fight inflammation and possibly reduce cholesterol
– Can be a fantastic source of protein
– Contains magnesium and fiber that can possibly help people with blood sugar issues
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