Cupuacu Powder

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Cupuacu Powder, Cupuacu Powder Extract, Cupuacu Fruit Powder, Cupuacu Extract

Family: Sterculiaceae

Genus: Theobroma

Species: grandiflorum

Common Names: cupuasu, copoasu, cupuaçu

Part Used: fruit, seed

Cupuaçu is rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, C and pectin, an important natural fiber.

Cupuacu is a tropical rainforest fruit related to cacao. It is melon-sized, with white pulp and a flavor combination reminiscent of chocolate, banana, pear, passion fruit and pineapple. Beyond its unique flavor, it has a high nutritional value.

Cupuacu contains a complex array of nutrients including flavonoids, polyphenols and theacrines. Theacrines have mood and energy-enhancing effects similar to xanthines, but without the negative side effects.

It also provides vitamins B1, B2, B3 (niacin), fatty acids, amino acids, antioxidants, vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium and selenium.

One of the main health benefits of Cupuacu is its ability to stimulate the immune system, helping the body fight disease, lower blood pressure and increase energy levels without caffeine-related side effects.

Another major benefit is its high concentration of antioxidants, which help neutralize free radicals and protect body tissues over time.

Traditional uses of Cupuacu Powder, Cupuacu Powder Extract, Cupuacu Fruit Powder, Cupuacu Extract:

• Increasing energy
• Increasing libido
• Improving brain function
• Improving digestion
• Supporting weight reduction diets
• Lowering blood pressure
• Promoting hair and skin health
• Lowering cholesterol levels
• Supporting diabetes management

Cupuaçu pulp is widely used in the cosmetic industry for shampoos, soaps, lotions and creams due to its highly hydrating and emollient properties, similar to cocoa butter.

Health benefits of Cupuacu Powder, Cupuacu Powder Extract, Cupuacu Fruit Powder, Cupuacu Extract:

1. Used in the preparation of jellies, jams and breads due to its cocoa-like flavor.

2. Rich in antioxidants and commonly consumed as part of breakfast in South America.

3. Traditionally used by South American women to help manage labor pain and digestive discomfort.

4. Supports immune system health similarly to acai berry.

5. Rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, B3 and C, as well as amino acids, selenium and calcium, supporting bones, tendons and ligaments.

6. Contains unique phytonutrient polyphenols that may help treat respiratory issues.

7. Naturally caffeine-free, helping maintain hydration.

8. Helps fight free radicals associated with cancer and other serious diseases.

9. Traditionally used as a natural aid for erectile dysfunction.

10. Helps maintain healthy cholesterol levels and supports cardiovascular health.

11. Suitable for children, especially selective eaters, and can be consumed as ice cream, powder, juice or yogurt.

12. Supports memory, skin health and acne treatment, especially beneficial for women.