Description
Facts / Knowledge
The Guarana is an evergreen plant that occurs in the Amazon region in Brazil. It grows mostly as a climber and has beautiful white red flowers. Their reddish orange fruits contain up to three seeds. This is peeled, dried and powdered. In the native region of the plant various soft drinks are produced from the powder. This substance is also found in chocolate, chewing gum herbal tea. Another application of the powder is in the manufacture of dietary supplement such as Body Attack Guarana 500.
The extract of Guarana contains, inter alia, about 12% tannins, up to 6% caffeine and 4% minerals. The taste of the pure powder is very bitter and astringent. Therefore, it is most commonly used as an additive to other foods. The caffeine of Guarana is similar to caffeine in regular coffee. Gua
The extract of Guarana contains, inter alia, about 12% tannins, up to 6% caffeine and 4% minerals. The taste of the pure powder is very bitter and astringent. Therefore, it is most commonly used as an additive to other foods. The caffeine of Guarana is similar to caffeine in regular coffee. Gua
Nutritional / Recommended intake
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Nutritional / Recommended intake
Recommended intake: Take 3 capsules throughout the day as needed with a bit of liquid. Do not exceed the recommended daily dosage. Attention: Contains caffeine. Not recommended for children and pregnant women 180 mg/daily serving .
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