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Linda Harvey

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11/23/2007 10:37:26 PM
The Wholefood Farmacy offers healthy, convenient whole food based meals
& snacks, non-toxic personal care items, and a website dedicated to
"self-care" and a preventative based lifestyle. "We have seen the
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Linda Harvey

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11/23/2007 10:45:07 PM
Day 11 - Apple Juice
 

When it comes to apple juice, "cloudier" may mean healthier, according to a study published in January 2007, in the Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture.

In a head-to-head comparison of apple juices, Polish researchers found that pulpy, non-clarified juice carried a greater antioxidant punch than clear juice. Antioxidants are compounds that neutralize free radicals, molecules that can damage body cells and contribute to disease.

Unlike cloudy apple juice, the much more common clear variety undergoes additional processing to remove any apple solids. Manufacturers typically think the public will favor the more attractive, clear juice over its cloudy cousin, and retailers prefer the clear variety for its longer shelf life.

But the new findings suggest that health-conscious consumers should reach for the cloudy variety, according to Dr. Jan Oszmianski, the study's lead author. "Cloudy apple juices contain much more antioxidant than clear," says Dr. Oszmianski, a researcher at the Agricultural University of Wroclaw.

In fact, Oszmianski's team found, cloudy juice packed up to four times the level of polyphenols, a group of antioxidant plant compounds. And in experiments, cloudy juice was the more effective free radical "scavenger," the researchers report in their findings.

In addition, Researchers at the University of California-Davis recently reported that apples and apple juice may help protect arteries from harmful plaque build-up. In the first study conducted in humans, adults who added two apples, or 12 ounces of 100% apple juice, to their daily diet demonstrated a significant slowing of the cholesterol oxidation process that leads to plaque build-up - thereby giving the body more time to rid itself of cholesterol before it can cause harm.  Enjoy some apples or cloudy apple juice each day and keep the doctor away!

You can also find Apples in some of your favorite Wholefood Farmacy Foods such as Fruitalicious, Fruitalicious Plus and Phi Plus.  Have you, your family and your children had some apples or cloudy apple juice today?

 

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11/23/2007 11:57:32 PM
Hi Linda, This is good information to know. I love apples, especially the crunchy ones. I haven't seen any cloudy apple juice around here, but will keep an eye open for it. My grandkids eat very little fruit, but like apple juice, so the cloudy one would be perfect for them. DonnaZ
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11/24/2007 7:19:54 PM
Donna,

I agree it is hard to get kids to eat healthy today.  And it will cause health problems because of poor eating habits.

I use Whole Food Farmacy products, plus Keva juices locally here are made from fresh squeezed oranges, mixes of fruits that are frozen, some have low fat yogurt in them for juice smoothies.  The best way to get the needed daily fruits down my two.

Linda
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11/25/2007 11:30:38 PM
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