Paullinia cupana
Country of Origin: Brazil
Guarana is rich in vitamins and contains a large amount of caffeine. High levels of catechins in guarana make it a very powerful antioxidant, as powerful as the green tea. It increases energy levels and stimulates metabolism while the caffeine contained in guarana reduces the appetite as well as the need for snacking between the main meals. Guarana also increases clarity and relieves the symptoms of anxiety and depression. Meanwhile, caffeine and catechins contained in the guarana fruit act as anticoagulants and effectively prevent thrombosis and cardiovascular diseases.
The anti-inflammatory effect of guarana is particularly beneficial in cases of arthritis as it reduces inflammation and joint pain.
Guarana increases blood circulation and acts as an aphrodisiac and stimulant of sexual mood.
The presence of caffeine in the guarana fruit may cause insomnia, so it should be consumed several hours before bedtime. It is forbidden to use Guarana during pregnancy and during breastfeeding. It is forbidden to use it by persons suffering from hypertension.
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