Nopalea contains a remarkable group of rare antioxidants called Betalains

Afliate Name: The fruit of the Nopal cactus (Opuntia) blooms in one of the most inamed places on earth the Sonoran Desert. It is also the only fruit to contain a unique group of antioxidants named Betalains. The Betalains help the Nopal fruit thrive in the deserts harsh and inamed environment. Over 100 scientic studies have shown that these Betalains have been proven to help relieve pain, improve breathing, reduce swelling in joints and muscles and support healthy blood pressure. A study involving a group of volunteers 35 individuals in an Opuntia group and 33 in a placebo group was conducted to determine the individual factors of those who exhibited a change in HDL, triglycerides, blood pressure, and glucose as well as waist circumference. The Opuntia group illustrated an increased level of HDL (which is a close association in reducing cardiovascular disease) while the placebo group did not. This study conrmed that increased levels of HDL are also involved in anti-inammatory, antioxidant, and antithrombotic mechanisms. Betalains are missing from the average diet, as they are extremely difcult to obtain. But every bottle of Nopalea is packed to the rim ID#: with these anti-inammatory antioxidants. And, science has shown us that Betalains help the body: Reduce inammation Detoxify the body Promote optimal cellular health Protect against premature aging Betalains go directly to your cells to help relieve inammation, remove toxins, and nurture your cells back to a healthy, vibrant state. The diagram below offers you a quick overview of Betalains entering your body and surrounding your cells.

Nopalea, full of Betalains, is swallowed.

The Betalains in Nopalea permeate the entire body.

A close-up of Betalains, surrounded by cells.

The Betalains approach unhealthy cells and drain out the toxic waste.

The unhealthy cell turns back to a healthy, vibrant state.

Betalains continue to surround your cells, protecting against daily assaults.

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