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Nopalea Juice Fights
Chronic Inflammation
and Pain

Put the fire out in your body &
regain your health & vitality!

Photo by Garras

Nopal cactus juice is made from this desert plant's brightly colored fruit. You can use prickly pear cactus fruit for inflammation found in many areas of the body.

• Muscle
• Gastrointestinal
• Cardiovascular
• Arterial
• Bone

Nopal cactus fruit is low in calories, as well as sodium. In addition, it does not contain any cholesterol or saturated fat.

Nopalea juice is also high in soluble fiber. The kind that is effective in reducing cholesterol in the blood. The American Heart Association has conducted research to measure nopal cactus fruit's ability to control cholesterol levels.

Nopal Cactus Juice Health Benefits

The nopalea cactus can provide you with the following health benefits:

• Helps you to lose weight! It curbs your appetite and blocks your body's ability to absorb fat
• Lowers your blood pressure
• Lowers your cholesterol levels! It improves your HDL / LDL ratio
• Helps to cleanse your body of harmful toxins
• Lowers your blood sugar levels
• Improves your mental focus & clarity

The native peoples of the Sonoran Desert region of the U.S. Southwest and Northern Mexico have used the prickly pear cactus plant for food and medicinal purposes for hundreds of years. Health researchers are now uncovering the secrets of this amazing edible cactus plant.

Research shows that the Pima Indians who eat a traditional diet of prickly pear cactus fruit have an average life span 20 years longer than the Pima Indians who have switched to a western style diet. The first group lives on average to the age of seventy one. The second group has a life expectancy of only fifty one years.

The diabetes rates are dramatically different for the two groups as well. The first group of Pima Indians has a zero percent incidence of diabetes at age 40 while the second group has an 80% incidence of diabetes by age 40!

The Pima Indians who regularly eat the prickly pear fruit of the nopal cactus are known to participate in endurance events including 150 mile foot races!

Nopal Cactus Research

Between 1989 and 1991 a study conducted by a prominent Mexican hospital indicated that the nopal cactus is beneficial against diabetes. Other more recent studies support this conclusion. The nopal cactus has the ability to lower blood glucose levels and increase insulin producton.

Other studies show the nopal cactus also supports the liver, pancreas and helps to reduce oxidative stress.

We have compiled additional information on nopal cactus research and cactus fruit nutrition studies. Click on Cactus Research to read the summaries of several cactus juice research studies.

What Is Nopalea Cactus Juice?

Nopalea juice is now available as a tasty nutrition drink! You can now benefit from this amazing super fruit. Juice from the nopal cactus is combined with agave nectar, grape seed extract and other health promoting phyto-nutrients to form a powerful healing nutrition drink!

Personal Testimonial

I have started taking this amazing new product to test its health benefits. First of all, let me say that it is the best tasting nutrition drink I have ever had. It is sweet to the taste and smells yummy too!

After just a few days of use, I have noticed improved circulation in my hands and feet. The most noticeable difference for me is I feel like something has cleared away all the cobwebs in my brain. In other words, I have experienced a significant increase in mental clarity and focus. This was a pleasant surprise and wasn't a result that I was not looking for.

I have also experienced an increase in my level of energy. Not an energy rush or the jitters but a sustained energy that helps me to do more push ups during my morning exercise regimen. I have also noticed that I am less tired in the evenings.

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