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Wild Maqui Berry

Maqui berry supplement, Mapuche Indian tonic

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The secret of the Mapuche Indians made from wild Maqui berry

  • Produced from Maqui berries (Aristotelia chilensis) gathered from Chilean Patagonia.
  • 100% wild and certified organic berries from the Chilean forest.
  • Developed by the highly-regarded HP Ingredients and scientifically supported by Chile’s Austral University.
  • Traditionally used by the Mapuche Indians.
  • Standardised to 35% anthocyanins and 28% delphinidin.

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Gluten-free
Nanoparticle-free
No controversial excipients
Lactose-free
No sweeteners

Wild Maqui Berry is a dietary supplement containing superfruits called Maqui berries which are used to make a rejuvenating Latin American beverage called chicha. It is standardised to 28% delphinidin, an anthocyanin which has been widely studied by scientists.

What health benefits do Maqui berries offer?

Maqui berries are the small fruits of the bushy tree Aristotelia Chilensis, which grows in Chilean Patagonia, one of the planet’s most unspoilt regions. They are traditionally consumed by the Mapuche Indians for a wide range of purposes, especially during the winter months.

The Mapuche are an ethnic group and indigenous people from Chile and Argentina, also known by the name Araucans. They are the only native Americans in the whole continent to have never been conquered. According to several 18th century Spanish documents, Mapuche warriors used to consume a fermented drink several times a day made from Maqui berries which they called ‘Chicha’, and to which they attributed their extraordinary vigour.

What compounds do Maqui berries contain?

The scientific community began to be interested in Maqui berries because of their exceptionally high content of polyphenols and anthocyanins(1).

One, in particular, caught their attention: delphinidin (delphinidin-3-glucoside-5-to give it its full name). A plant pigment responsible for the berries’ blue colour, delphinidin’s potential pharmaceutical properties have generated multiple studies in recent years (2-4).

Maqui berries contain significant amounts of delphinidin, as well as of its derivatives, which are also of interest to researchers (5-6): delphinidin-3-sambubioside-5-glucoside, delphinidin-3,5-diglucoside, cyanidin-3-sambubioside-5-gluco-side, cyanidin-3,5-diglucoside, etc.

Our exceptional supplement standardised to 35% anthocyanins and at least 28% delphinidin enables you to benefit from these precious phytonutrients.

What are anthocyanins and what benefits do they offer?

Anthocyanins are water-soluble pigments which are responsible for the red, violet or blue colours of certain flowers (poppies, cornflowers, mallows), fruits and vegetables (cherries, aubergines, elderberries …), leaves (vines), and roots (red onions). Pharmacologically, they have vitamin P properties.

The main anthocyanins are:

  • malvidin (bilberry, grape);
  • cyanidin (apple, blackberry, red cabbage, gooseberry, rhubarb, cherry, pear, fig …);
  • delphinidin (maqui berry, passion fruit, pomegranate, aubergine …);
  • pelargonidin (strawberry, banana, radish …).

Why take Wild Maqui Berry?

Maqui berries are fruits with extraordinary potential, but unfortunately, their benefits are only accessible to those who live in the region where they grow: the fact that they are very unstable makes it impossible to preserve them or market them.

The supplement Wild Maqui Berry thus presents a unique opportunity to enjoy the health benefits of this superfruit.

How should it be taken?

We recommend a dose of 3 capsules daily, either before or after each main meal of the day.

Alongside Maqui berry, we’d also recommend taking the following supplements:

  • Immunity Booster, rich in echinacea, a plant that helps the body’s defence system to function well;
  • Adaptix, which combines all the best adaptogen plants;
  • Green Propolis, the health secret of the beehive.

What is in Wild Maqui Berry

Maqui Superberry™
Plant

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Why take Maqui Berry?
The maqui berry is attracting increasing interest among the scientific community. Some researchers are interested in its therapeutic benefits for managing diabetes, while others are investigating its detoxifying properties, slimming effects or anti-fatigue action. Preliminary findings are encouraging, with one particular study having caught the attention of health professionals. This study examined the effects of supplementing with maqui berries on combatting sight problems. It suggested that such supplementation could restore healthy function to the lachrymal glands, helping to resolve the increasingly common problem of dry eye syndrome.
What are the capsules in this product made of?

This product’s capsules are composed of HPMC (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose), a plant substance derived from cellulose. HPMC is widely used for medicines and dietary supplements. It contains no animal ingredients, is recognised as safe by health authorities and is considered more sustainable than synthetic alternatives.

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This product is rated 4.6 out of 5 stars
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José Llop

july 6 2023

Bueno bueno

Maryse

may 23 2024

Je suis amateur de fruits rouges, j'ai été séduite par la provenance du Wild Maquis et des explications le concernant. De plus, il est très agréable au goût car je l'enlève parfois des gélules.

I am a fan of red fruits, and I was captivated by the origin of Wild Maquis and the explanations about it. Additionally, it has a very pleasant taste as I sometimes take it out of the capsules.

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Francis Bigeat

february 16 2024

1 le soir au souper...

1 in the evening at dinner...

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Maryse

february 3 2024

Un fruit rouge intéressant que l'on peut vider de sa capsule et ajouter aux céréales du matin.

An interesting red fruit that can be emptied from its capsule and added to morning cereals.

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Marie Pierre

january 22 2024

Bon produit qui remplace des baies que je n'ai pas le temps de manger et de me procurer.

Good product that replaces berries I don't have the time to eat or obtain.

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