From some of the most remote corners of the planet, there are seven botanicals that are so rich in nutrients that each has significantly affected the culture of which they are a part. Each of the seven has a story that is supported with modern science as well as the legacy of indigenous peoples that attribute their long and healthy lives to these botanicals; each representing an integral part of their culture.

If it were possible to go to the corner grocery and pick up a basket of fresh Acai berries, which Dr. Nicholas Perricone (on the Oprah Winfrey show) hailed as one of the worlds ten most important superfoods, then most of us would! And wouldn’t it be great if you could find a palatable way to consume the active ingredient in brown seaweed, fucoidan (which is supported with over 650 clinical studies) many of which are focused around the prevention of serious disease? Or perhaps you would choose the Goji berry which is a staple of the Himalayan diet that has to its credit some of the oldest people to have ever lived. With over 1000 clinical studies on just the featured seven ingredients, Seven+ is a wonderful combination of tremendously healthy foods.

None of the superfoods in eXfuze Seven+ can be purchased at your local grocery store. It is, however, possible to enjoy the tremendous benefits of these seven superfoods in one liquid supplement: eXfuze, Seven+: Just one ounce a day may provide your body with the many benefits found in a rich spectrum of vitamins, amino acids, trace minerals and anti-oxidants.

Acai—Exotic Amazonian Fruit, loaded with anti-oxidants Fucoidan—Rich glyconutrient found in brown algae with 670+ clinical studies Goji Berry—Himalayan fruit, rich with 19 amino acids Seabuckthorn—”Natures Multi-Vitamin”, loaded with vitamins and omega oils GAC Fruit—Used in Chinese medicine, supports vascular health Noni Fruit—Adaptogen rich, Hawaiian fruit Mangosteen Fruit—Discovered in the west in 1697, it is loaded with Xanthones   Pomegranate—Loaded with Vitamin C, folic acid and anti-oxidant polyphenols (ellagic acid) Aloe—75 different nutritional compounds, including; B12, amino acids and minerals