Chances are you’ve heard about this Amazonian health secret superfood.

It’s called Acai berry.

But have you ever wondered why you only see it either frozen or in powder form?

Turns out, Acai Berries are extremely difficult to harvest.

These berries grow deep in the Amazonian forests.

The trees are usually 60 feet tall. 

So it’s tricky to get to them in the first place.

And they are also quick to spoil.

That’s why they can never survive the travel on a ship from Brazil to the UK.

So this explains why we never see Acai berries being sold in the markets.

But the good news is this berry still maintains its benefits in either frozen or powdered form.

Speaking of which, you might be wondering why people would want to get these berries delivered all the way from sunny Brazil to cold and gloomy England.

Aren’t there enough berries around?

Well, acai berries are unlike any other berries out there.

Recent studies showed Acai berry has 12X more antioxidants than any other berry out there.

And antioxidants are like a protective cover for your cells.

They shield your cells from nasty free radicals, helping to avoid the development of heart disease and cancer 

For example, in another study, researchers discovered the antioxidants that found in acai berries helped to destroy cancerous cells.

But even though these fundings signal a potential breakthrough in cancer-related diseases...

Most doctors still caution against the belief this berry cures every possible disease out there.

While acai berry is exotic, hard to find, great to taste, and is packed with antioxidants it certainly doesn’t cure everything.

That being said researchers still suggest including acai berry as a part of a well-balanced diet.

As some papers suggest Acai berry is great in strengthening the immune system.

That’s why we created the Advanced Acai Berry.

Our Acai Berry Blend is created from freeze-dried berries the second they’ve been harvested. 

So you can rip full health benefits from this Amazonian superfood.

Plus seeing we’re heading towards the colder months, it might be a good idea to help our body prepare for the winter…

And add another layer of protection to your immune system