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Comment on Berries Battle Citris Fruits for the Vitamin C Spotlight by Lindsay

Lindsay — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 16:49:02 +0000

Good morning,

Read your blog and thought this might be of interest to you…

We all know that soda isn’t good for us, but sometimes water just doesn’t cut it when you’re looking for something delicious and healthy to quench your thirst.

We work with Welch’s, a brand that moms have trusted for over 100 years, and their new line of Living Lightly fruit juices for adults and children feature drinks with reduced sugar and calories. Some have no artificial sweeteners, flavors or colors. Welch’s Diet, Welch’s Light, Welch’s Naturals and Welch’s AquaJuice are available in stores now.

Here’s a list of healthy juice options to give taste buds the zing they might be looking for without having to sacrifice taste.

Welch’s Diet contains:

Only 10 calories
No artificial colors and dyes
Sweetened with Splenda

Available in 14 oz. bottles (4 pack or 12 pack) in these great flavors:

Berry Pomegranate
Peach Twist
Black Cherry

Welch’s Light contains:

Only 50 calories
100% Vitamin C
Sweetened with Splenda

Available in 52 oz. bottles in these great flavors:

Purple Grape
Strawberry Mango
Mixed Berry

Welch’s Naturals contains:

• Only 100 calories

• No high fructose corn syrup

• No artificial sweeteners

• No artificial flavors

• No artificial colors

• Contains 50% juice with no added sweeteners of any kind

• A blend of 100% fruit juice and filtered water, providing a serving of fruit per bottle

Available in 10 oz. six-packs in these great flavors:

• Blueberry Grape Grove

• Peach Planet

• Berry Slide

• Funky Fruit Punch

Welch’s AquaJuice™ contains:

No high fructose corn syrup
No added sugar
No artificial sweeteners
80 calories
One full serving of fruit
Excellent source of Vitamin C

Available in 52oz. bottles in these great flavors:

Fruit Punch
Strawberry Kiwi
Apple

For more information, feel free to contact me at 561-998-1995.

Thanks,

Jackie

Jackie Guzman

Senior Account Executive

Comment on Why are antioxidants so important and are they easy to eat? by antioxexpress

antioxexpress — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 20:00:19 +0000

Well done and right on. The more we can get people to shape up their eating habits and protect their health, the better. Plus most of the highly phytonutrient-dense antioxdant-rich fruits are deeelicious – raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, and more – and the veggies, too – broccoli, carrots, and more.

Thanks for being another voice helping get the word out. Well written article and a pleasure to read.

“Mac”
http://antioxexpress.wordpress.com/
http://www.greensfirst.com/5039

Comment on Why are antioxidants so important and are they easy to eat? by The Acai Berry Guy

The Acai Berry Guy — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 22:54:46 +0000

I totally agree with you. Antioxidants are vital. And So are amino acids. They have to be consumed through your diet, and as we all know, everybody is addicted to McDonalds which provides NO nutritional value.

I surf alot, and my change in diet has helped me become way more athletic. Not bad for a 21 year old.

It’s all about DIET. Make sure you eat all the things your body REALLY DOES NEED.

Antioxidants
Amino Acids
Positive Fat (Olive Oil – Cook with it)
Fruits/Vegetables

Comment on Why are antioxidants so important and are they easy to eat? by Ron Jackson

Ron Jackson — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:18:09 +0000

Wow, I always read about antioxidants, but never knew what free radicals were. Thanks for the details. Much appreciated. Now, know what these nutritionists are talkign about!

Comment on Why are antioxidants so important and are they easy to eat? by Carol

Carol — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 17:33:50 +0000

thanks for the details, my husband has heart disease and this article helped.

Comment on Why are antioxidants so important and are they easy to eat? by egghead

egghead — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 13:18:58 +0000

I eat 3 to 5 servings a day.

Comment on Quick Health Question: How do we acquire a vitamin C deficiency? by Pauly

Pauly — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 05:11:42 +0000

Damn, I didn’t know it did all that

Comment on Quick Health Question: How do we acquire a vitamin C deficiency? by Kelly Simon

Kelly Simon — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 23:57:13 +0000

Take Vitamin C suppliments