A cherry-like fruit that grows deep in the Amazon jungle has the potential to help battle the North American obesity crisis, suggests new research published in Gut. In the study, an extract from camu ...

There are a lot of fruit which can help you fight obesity, but ever heard that there is one fruit that's more potent than kiwis and berries? Well, then we have good news for you! A fruit from the ...

The effects of camu camu extracts have not been proven in humans Obesity is a medical condition in which excessive body fat gets accumulated to a point that it starts resulting in other health ...

Found in the Amazon rainforest in Peru and Brazil, camu camu fruit has gained popularity around the world in recent years as the latest "superfood." Boasting an extraordinarily high vitamin C content ...

Camu camu is an amazonian fruit and contains 20- 30 times more vitamin C than kiwis and 5 times more polyphenols than blackberries. Camu camu fruit a native to the Amazon helps in preventing obesity.

We asked a registered dietitian: Is this berry worth all of the hype? You may have recently heard Zac Efron rave about the benefits of camu camu on the Netflix show Down to Earth and wondered whether ...

Editor's Note: Here at The Salt we get a lot of pitches from companies extolling the virtues of a new "superfood." Recently, a company called Amazon Origins wrote to us about its supplement made with ...

Québec City, August 21, 2024 – A research team from Université Laval has shown the benefits of camu-camu on non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, which affects over seven million people in Canada. This ...

Brazilian "super fruits" like açaí and cupuaçu have become increasingly popular in the last year, but the latest rainforest fruit to take centre stage is camu camu. Sometimes known by its Latin name ...

Camu camu will soon dethrone açai — an Amazonian berry that's made its mark in the crowded health food market. Or so its promoters are... Editor's Note: Here at The Salt we get a lot of pitches from ...

Editor's Note: Here at The Salt we get a lot of pitches from companies extolling the virtues of a new "superfood." Recently, a company called Amazon Origins wrote to us about their supplement made ...