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Ancient Chinese Longevity Secret Revealed
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| Fatigue—tired all the time, no energy for work or family | Studies show that wolfberry polysaccharide exerts a strong antifatigue effect and increases uptake of sugar by the muscles and liver. |
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| Illness—always getting sick, colds & flu, chronic disease | Studies show that Ningxia wolfberries are a potent non-inflammatory immune system stimulant. | |
| Malnourished—not enough time to eat right | The Ningxia wolfberry is the only superfood yet studied that combines good taste with extraordinary levels of fiber, protein, bioactive compounds and vital minerals from the nutrient-rich soil of the pristine Ningxia province. | |
| Pre-Mature Aging—dry skin, wrinkles, loss of muscle tone and flexibility | Antioxidants combat the free radicals that cause aging. Wolfberries have one of the highest known antioxidant scores (according to published ORAC data) of any food in the world, surpassing pomegranates, raspberries & blueberries. | |
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What are Wolfberries?*Scientific documentation available in the book: Ningxia Wolfberry: The Ultimate Superfood by Gary Young.
Wolfberries (Lycium barbarum) have been used for over 5,000 years in China (called Goji berries in China). There are over 80 species of Lycium berries worldwide and 17 different species of wolfberries alone but there is only one Ningxia wolfberry. The Yellow River on the West Elbow Plateau, known for its fertile silt deposits, delivers minerals and nutrition to the pristine environment of the Ningxia province. This, in addition to plenty of sunlight and just the right temperature difference, has earned this area the title of "herbal medicine valley". There are 400% more centenarians (people age 100+) living in the Ningxia province than the rest of China. Chinese Olympic athletes considered the wolfberries (Goji berries) to be their "secret weapon" for endurance and stamina. The wolfberries from the Ningxia province are so treasured that there is a two week celebration in China for this most nutrient dense food on the planet. Wolfberries were the peasants' "ginseng" because they could harvest the wolfberries freely and could not afford the ginseng root.
Wolfberries have:
Higher beta-carotene than carrots
Higher calcium than cauliflower
More Vitamin C than oranges
18 amino acids
21 essential minerals
16% protein by volume
Antioxidants and polysaccharides (containing all eight essential glyconutrients)
Scientific studies have shown wolfberries to:
Improve vision
Reduce inflammation
Reduce cholesterol levels by 52%
Reduce triglycerides by 71%
Raise HDL cholesterol by 58%
Increases glutathione in the liver by 50%
Lower blood pressure (both systolic and diastolic)
The ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) test, developed by USDA researchers at Tufts University, is one of the most valuable methods for measuring the ability of antioxidants to absorb oxygen radicals. According to the ORAC test, the Ningxia wolfberry is one of the highest known antioxidant whole foods. This means the wolfberry has unsurpassed ability to absorb the bad free radicals that attack the body and contribute to cancer and aging. The most common and worst free radical is the superoxide radical. Elevated superoxides have been linked to asthma, allergies, heart disease, hepatitis, cancer and most chronic diseases. Therefore, there are two tests: the ORAC and S-ORAC. Here is a graph comparing the ORAC values for different foods.

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Plants carry most of their antioxidants and polysaccharides in their peel. Whole wolfberries have shown far better antioxidant activity than either the isolated polysaccharide or other extracts of wolfberries. Of any food, the Ningxia wolfberry has the highest content of potassium, a mineral with proven cardio-protective effects. Young Living Essential Oils now offers a whole wolfberry juice blend called NingXia RedTM that contains 51% wolfberry puree by volume. This whole food puree uses the peel, pulp and juice of the prized Chinese Ningxia wolfberry. It also contains blueberry, pomegranate and raspberry juices as well as lemon and orange essential oils. Pomegranates are high in quercetin and ellagic acid while wolfberries are high in polyphenols and polysaccharides. There is tremendous synergy between the wolfberry and pomegranates juices.
The antioxidant power of NingXia RedTM juice has been proven in independent tests. ORAC and S-ORAC tests were done on randomly selected consumer-bottled product by independent third-party Brunswick Laboratories. Results of the ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) test:

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These test
results were so unbelievably high, Young Living had Brunswick Laboratories
run
the tests three times. Each time the test scores came out higher than the
previous test.
The
wolfberries in the juice have the Green Certificate equivalent to organic
certification, meaning it contains no fertilizers, pesticides or heavy
metals and no sulfites, dyes or irradiation have been used.
The ingredients in NingXia RedTM juice offer the following benefits:
Ningxia Wolfberry puree--highest antioxidant food, rich in immune-stimulating polysaccharides, ellagic acid, cerebrosides, pyrroles, and other unique phytochemicals
Blueberry juice--rich in proanthocyanidins. Tufts University studies show that it protects blood cells against free radical oxidation and slows brain aging; University of Mainz studies shows that it protects cell DNA
Pomegranate juice--3 times the antioxidant activity of green tea or red wine, reduces oxidized cholesterol by 40%
Raspberry juice--high levels of ellagic acid
Lemon and Orange Essential Oils--high in limonene which combats cell mutation
The dried Ningxia wolfberries have a low food glycemic index of 29. Studies done by Young Living showed 50 g of NingXia RedTM juice raised serum glucose levels less than half as much as a control of 50 g of glucose. This is important even for non-diabetics as a high-glycemic diet can accelerate aging and triple the risk of heart disease. (If you are a diabetic, consult your medical professional before ingesting dried wolfberries or NingXia RedTM juice.)
We especially like the NingXia RedTM juice because it contains whole wolfberries and whole food products are generally safer and more effective than isolated supplements. We do not sell herbs, liquid extracts or supplements because of the dangers of using these isolated, scientist-formulated or man-produced compounds. To learn more about the hazards of isolated supplements, click here.
For more scientific information and history behind the
Chinese wolfberries, register at our
product site to get more free
information by e-mail. A FREE 1-ounce sample of our NingXia RedTM juice infusion
and product booklet will be sent to all those who
send us a direct
e-mail request with a
postal mailing address to which you want the sample sent. Please allow
2-3 weeks for delivery. Sorry, requests from list groups and message boards
cannot be honored.
| If you are still not convinced that Young Living’s NingXia RedTM juice is superior, order the DVD which highlights the Chinese legend of the wolfberries (Goji berries), modern proof and medical substantiation behind this remarkable fruit. You’ll hear and see the advantages and the immediate and long term health benefits NingXia Red users and medical experts are experiencing. DVD is $2.00 with free shipping. |
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To purchase NingXia RedTM juice,
go to our specific product site
and register for more free information. The fourth page will give you ordering
options and prices. Or simply call us at (303) 271-1649 or toll-free at (866)
305-2306 for more ordering options. A single bottle retails for $52.30 for
one liter but if you like the taste and want to continue getting all the health and longevity
benefits, why not sign up as a distributor to get the wholesale price? The only
requirements are to purchase a Starter Kit ($40 minimum) and purchase $50 in
product volume every 12 months (equivalent to two bottles on NingXia RedTM juice
per year). Distributors can get a bottle of NingXia RedTM juice
infusion for as low as $30/one liter. Remember, you pay for what you get.
NingXia RedTM juice contains no "junk juices" of apple, grape or
pear, only high antioxidant blueberry, pomegranate and raspberry juices as
well as lemon and orange essential oils using a flash pasteurization process
to preserve the bioactivity of enzymes, vitamin C and the rest of the super
nutrients. Young Living only uses organic wolfberries from the 'herbal
medicine valley' in the NingXia province of China. These is a difference in quality!
Young Living also produces a whole line of other wolfberry products
using the Ningxia wolfberries. Supplements include Be-Fit, ImmuPro
and Sulfurzyme with MSM. Personal care products include the Wolfberry Eye Cream
and the new A.R.T. (Age Refining Technology) line to help reduce wrinkles,
diminish age spots, and increase elasticity of your skin. The A.R.T. kit
includes a Gentle Foaming Cleanser, Day Activator and Night Reconstructor Cream.
It’s like getting an anti-aging skin spa treatment in a package. Finally, Young
Living offers Wolfberry Crisp Bars for those who want a quick energy snack on
the go. All these products are available on our
Young Living
website by going to the Product Catalog and doing a Product Search on the
name.
The above statements have
not been evaluated by the FDA. This information is for educational purposes only
and is not meant to diagnose, prescribe or treat any medical condition. Please
consult your qualified medical practitioner for any health condition. Scientific
studies citing all the above facts are available upon request or at
www.YoungLiving.com or
www.NingXiaRed.com. (For those using
Warfarin or aspirin, wolfberries
may thin the blood too much, so caution is in order.
Grapes are toxic to some
dogs so giving NingXia RedTM
juice to dogs is not advisable.)
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