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The guarana plant (written guaraná in Portuguese and pronounced gwa-rah-naa) hails from Venezuela and the northern parts of Brazil. For millennium, Native American tribes of South America like the Guarani, from which guarana derives its name, have relied on this plant for its unique properties. These peoples used the nut of this plant as a tonic, curing ailments such as digestive problems, loss of appetite, and low energy levels. Although there are many claims made about guarana’s magical properties, not all unanimously accepted by science. However, the one property that is universally agreed upon is the seed’s stimulating effect. Having the chemical guaranine, which is almost identical in composition to caffeine, guarana energizes the system, increasing mental activity and awareness. Guarana also has a ready supply of theobromine, most commonly found in dark chocolate. It works as a mood enhancer, having mild anti-depressant capabilities. Theobromine also is a bronchial dilator. It opens air pathways in the lungs, increasing oxygen uptake, which directly effects endurance, strength, and performance. Studies have shown that when compared to coffee, guarana’s effect is longer lasting with lesser or no side effects. They attribute this to guarana’s more complex molecule, which is absorbed into the bloodstream at a slower rate.
Neimô Guarana Products
1) Guarana Powder
We have a powder of pure guarana. It employed as an additive to juice, teas, and other drinks.
2) Guarana Syrup Our syrup is a combination of pure guarana powder with sugar cane and water. It is more concentrated than the energy drinks but less so than the powder. Adding this syrup to a glass of water makes for a tasty drink with a little added kick. The syrup is integral to making acai sorbet by adding it to the acai pulp and blending it.
3)Guarana Extract
This is pure guarana in liquid form. It it extremely concentrated with very high levels of guaranine, the stimulating ingredient in guarana.
4) Guarana Seeds
Our guarana seeds grow in southern Bahia. The raw guarana is cleaned, sorted, and then the seeds are lightly roasted to guarantee that the merchandise will arrive in the destination in good condition and safe for consumption. Available in 40 and 50 kg sacks. Seeds can last for 10 months if kept dry in a ventelated area.
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