Guarana

Brazilian guarana contains a high percentage of tannins, which act as a natural remedy for diarrhoea and haemorrhoids, stop bleeding, detoxify the organism and protect mucous membranes.

It also contains antioxidants, vitamins and vegetable oils. It is best known for its ability to suppress physical fatigue, suppress hunger and increase fat loss.

• power supply
• positive effect on the immune system
• promotes weight loss
• erectile dysfunction treatment
• increases libido
• helps digestion
• supports memory and brain functions
• alleviates the effects of stress
• relieves migraines
• relieves rheumatic conditions
• helps with flatulence
• relieves diarrhoea
• relieves premenstrual syndrome symptoms

Guarana is a plant that thrives in the tropics, so not really UK-weather friendly. However, it can be home-grown as a houseplant, or in a greenhouse that simulates tropical conditions with the moisture levels that guarana needs. The seeds won’t germinate when the temperature is below 20°C.

Instead of crushing the guarana ready for use, which is difficult in our climate conditions, we bring the dried fruits from the Amazon. It can then be mixed with water or milk, or consumed straight as is.

When taking capsules or tablets, always check that the product is made from the fruits themselves and is not replaced by extracts or other substitutes, as is often the case with most manufacturers.

Use is not recommended for pregnant and nursing women or young children under the age of 3. People with high blood pressure may experience a slight increase in pressure due to increased caffeine content.