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Signatures, superfruit

FRUITS CONTAINING ALL FOUR SUPERFRUIT SIGNATURES IN HIGH AMOUNTS... [Pg.18]

A differentiating characteristic among superfruits is that only a select few are endowed with high amounts of all the superfruit signatures ... [Pg.18]

Dietary fiber deserves special discussion because it is a signature nutrient of superfruits and because it has an important range of health benefits not often appreciated by the public. So, let s shine some light on dietary fiber—especially the kinds found in certain superfruits. [Pg.20]

To help assure that you have a foundation of the high-content nutrients contained in most superfruits, lets summarize superfruit signatures ... [Pg.29]

A near-perfect natural health food, a raw whole orange embodies abundant nutrient and phytochemical diversity in a package you can open yourself Rich in fiber (include the white pith) and vitamin C, a juicy, delicious whole orange makes for an easy way to get the main superfruit signatures—fiber, antioxidant A-C-E vitamins, carotenoids, and polyphenols. Just one small navel orange equals one fruit serving. [Pg.56]

Overall, the research effort to identify health properties of the dried plum relies on two primary signatures for superfruit status—dietary fiber and mixed polyphenols. A Japanese research group has done much of the work on polyphenols, establishing a list of candidates for antioxidant or other cellular effects of prune compounds. Oligomeric proanthocyani-dins, chlorogenic acid, caffeoylquinic acid, various other phenolic acids, and lignans have exhibited antioxidant activity in test-tube studies. Each of these compounds is under research for potential beneficial roles supporting human health. [Pg.111]

The orange-yellow group is special in that it contains all of the superfruit signatures—prebiotic fiber, vitamin C, provitamin A carotenoids, and polyphenols. Experiment with these fruits to come up with a few you especially like, and then make them routine additions to your diet. Remember that the orange-yellow group is the most powerful for containing all superfruit signatures. [Pg.116]

Among these red-tan superfruits, mango (certain cultivars), red guava, and goji contain both orange-yellow carotenoids and red antho-cyanins. These three superfruits are also hard-to-beat sources of vitamin C and fiber, so they effectively supply the four superfruit signatures. [Pg.117]

Blue-purple-black superfruits are notable for having high contents of three of the primary superfruit signatures vitamin C, prebiotic fiber, and polyphenols, each fruit having dark blue-purple pigmentation. [Pg.117]

Think About Superfruit Signatures When Shopping... [Pg.118]

Given the complex nutrient and phytochemical content of superfruits, it may be too simplistic to say that one or a select few qualities—such as color—stand out as a distinguishing characteristic. Nevertheless, I do think fruit colors are a useful shopping strategy, because colors advertise a superfruit s signatures. Let s look more closely at superfruit signatures to determine which superfruits specifically contain the densest amounts, distinguishing them from the rest. [Pg.118]

In recognition that the superfruit category is still becoming known among the public, I want to give you a handful of five fruits to try that may be relatively unfamiliar and yet provide loads of taste, convenience of format, and a combination of superfruit signature qualities for nutrients and phytochemicals ... [Pg.125]

Seaberry jams with marzipan, berry pieces, pineapple, and orange peel are popular in Europe. Jams, jellies, and salad dressings offer familiar formats for getting to know the nutrient-dense but tart-tasting seaberry. Blackcurrant jam, for its part, contributes that unique mild bitterness resulting from its intense vitamin C and polyphenol contents—a reminder about the superfruit signatures inside. [Pg.132]

You might be asking, What about the signature we associate most with superfruits—the polyphenol antioxidants Let s dispel the antioxidant message about polyphenols right away, with two points. [Pg.197]

Superfruits Have Signatures. Natural Products Information Center, August 6, 2008. npicenter.com/anm/templates/newsatemp.aspx artic leid=21604 zoneid=251. [Pg.219]


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