Recipe Directions

1. Steep your favorite tea over night.

2. Blend all the ingredients together and enjoy immediately, before anyone else gets into the kitchen.

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By zhanna8

Blueberries with camu-camu are an extraordinary antioxidant boost, containing naturally occurring Vitamins C and E  and outnumbering in activities to any other fresh fruits and vegetables.

Together, these are unstoppable in keeping you young, activating learning performance, and memory capability.

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http://www.wholeworldbotanicals.com/herbal_camucamu.html

Hi Rawmama! Here is the link for what I found. I haven't tried it but it seems really amazing!

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i got some powder from rawguru.com. i have been mixing it in with my morning smoothie of banana, bluberry, strawberry. it is nice because you don't need much, i use only about 1/2 teaspoon or less. the flavor reminds me a little of orange juice.

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writeeternity, the link doesn't take me to a place where I can see anything about camu-camu. Which link should I use on that page? Thanks...

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writeeternity, Thank you for your clarifications on camu-camu. It is extraordinary with endless list of assets and benefits with no surprising coming from Amazon rainforest. I find it combining with other super food like blueberries and chocolate makes it way more superior any else you might adventure out. I have a Nature’s First Law and bought it in Erewhon, natural heath store in Los Angeles. Here’s more info – fascinating

http://www.essentiallivingfoods.com/products-functional-food-camu-camu.html

http://www.wholeworldbotanicals.com/herbal_camucamu.html

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i got some powder from rawguru.com. i have been mixing it in with my morning smoothie of banana, bluberry, strawberry. it is nice because you don't need much, i use only about 1/2 teaspoon or less. the flavor reminds me a little of orange juice.

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i got some powder from rawguru.com. i have been mixing it in with my morning smoothie of banana, bluberry, strawberry. it is nice because you don't need much, i use only about 1/2 teaspoon or less. the flavor reminds me a little of orange juice.

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i got some powder from rawguru.com. i have been mixing it in with my morning smoothie of banana, bluberry, strawberry. it is nice because you don't need much, i use only about 1/2 teaspoon or less. the flavor reminds me a little of orange juice.

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http://www.wholeworldbotanicals.com/herbal_camucamu.html

Hi Rawmama! Here is the link for what I found. I haven't tried it but it seems really amazing!

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writeeternity, the link doesn't take me to a place where I can see anything about camu-camu. Which link should I use on that page? Thanks...

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I am interested in the camu-camu berry for sure for family...I'd be interested in knowing where to get it also. I do know that David Wolfe sells it, or used to, but didn't know if anybody here has preferences as where to buy it??? Thanks :)

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This could be called The Blues Shaker- based on what I read. I'd never heard of this before so thanks. It's very interesting. Where did you buy yours? In a comparative study of hundreds of botanicals, ranked in order of effectiveness for various health conditions, Camu-Camu was ranked among hundreds of herbs as follows:

antimutagenic - No. 4;

anti-viral -No.6;

anti-oxidant - No.4;

asthma - No.1;

atherosclerosis - No.1;

cataracts - No.1;

colds - No.1;

depression - No.2;

edema - No.1;

gigivitis-peridontal disease-No.1;

glaucoma - No.1;

hepatitis - No.1;

infertility - No.1;

migraine-cluster headaches - No.1;

osteoarthritis - No.1;

Painkiller - No.1;

Parkinson's disease - No.1*

This is only a partial listing. For a complete list, see Dr. James Duke’s Ethnobotanical database, www.ars-grin.gov/duke/.

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