Guarana is beneficial to memory and concentration and curbs your appetite. Shortly after ingestion Guarana Energizer lets you feel it's positive powers.
Guarana has been used for centuries by Indians in the rain forests of Brazil to enhance their energy levels before long foot marches, promote their concentration for hunting and curb their appetite.
Traditionally, it was used to activate the heart and kidneys and soothe diarrhea and arthritis. Guarana is also used during ceremonies as an aphrodisiac to enhance desire and sexual stamina.
The Guarana plant is a jungle-liana which grows nearly exclusively in the area of the Amazon. At 4-8%, the seeds of its red fruit have the world's highest natural caffeine-content - approximately three times that of the coffee bean.
Indians dry the Guarana-seeds, grind them, then make a dough of them which they form into little cakes. These are eaten or stirred into hot water to be consumed as a natural energy-drink.
The natural caffeine in Guarana is also called Guaranine and shows reviving effects similar to coffee. What differentiates the Guarana plant's caffeine from that of the coffee bean's is its unique advantage, due to its high fiber content, of releasing it gradually inside the body.
This allows its energizing effects to last a full 4 to 6 hours. Contrary to coffee, Guarana does not make you nervous. Rather, it energizes, revives, and enhances concentration over a longer period of time without overcharging the circulatory system.
Guarana is also easier on the stomach than coffee as it does not contain any roasting by-products which can lead to an overproduction of stomach acid.
This makes Guarana ideal for people who cannot tolerate coffee well and don't like other energy drinks but don't want to altogether miss out on caffeine's energizing effects.
Guarana is appreciated as an effective energy-elixir, particularly in today's performance-oriented world.
Students use it for preparing for and being more alert during exams, truckers for long-distance driving, managers during important conferences or long work days and many athletes have discovered it for a natural performance boost. You should give Guarana's activating power a try to master exhausting tasks more easily.
At the end of a busy workday it is often difficult to find the energy needed for intense workouts. Guarana Energizer can help you at that point to easily increase your concentration and motivation, as well as power and performance.
To test Guarana's effectiveness, 18 sailors received Guarana while crossing the Atlantic a few years ago. The same 18 sailors arrived at their final destination two to three days earlier than their competition.
Medical exams showed them to be in much better physical condition than those sailors who had not received Guarana. Prominent tennis players, like Martina Navratilova, Jimmy Connors and Ivan Lendl allegedly used Guarana on a regular basis during their active carreers to enhance their conditioning and concentration.
In 1997 a Brazilian university conducted a study of 200 students with approximately equal intelligence and knowledge levels. One hour before a memory exam, 100 of those students received Guarana.
The remaining students were given the option of using any other energizing substance of their choice. The results were astonishing: those students who had received Guarana demonstrated 22% higher concentration capacity than their colleagues who had used different or no substances.
Guarana is contained in countless dietary products worldwide as it affects weight loss in multiple ways. It curbs the appetite, increases the metabolism, energizes and acts as a mild diuretic.
Diets are more easily maintained while using Guarana as it can help make up for the usually diet-related loss of energy and impetus. People who use Guarana daily while dieting feel fit and full of energy despite their lowered food intake.
- increases energy and performance
- promotes concentration
- stimulates brain activity
- curbs appetite
- enhances sexual life
- promotes activity
- lightens your mood
As mentioned, Guarana has been used for centuries by Indians in the Amazon region. All over Europe it has been offered for many years as an energy-elixir and has been added to energy drinks, chocolate and chewing gum.
Its time-released form of caffeine lets only hyper-sensitive people experience side-effects which, similar to coffee's, manifest themselves as nervousness, sleep disorders or heart palpitations.
As with all foods containing caffeine, the recommended dosage should not be exceeded and, if necessary, adjusted to individual sensitivities. If these safeguards are properly kept Guarana is a safe energizer.
Guarana should not be used by pregnant women, children, or people suffering from circulatory problems or high blood pressure.
