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- What type of antioxidant is in the coffeeberry?
- What about other powerful phytochemicals?
Well wouldn't you know it! All this time that people have been crawling through swamps and jungles in search of the latest and greatest new antioxidant to package up and sell to us, it's been sitting in piles right out behind coffee plantations. So now the new rising star is the coffeeberry.
They Should Have Known Ten Years Ago!
No it's not the bean. That they take out, roast and then sell to us at grocery stores and coffee shops. Even then someone should have had some clue about a decade ago, when medical researchers announced that drinking coffee was actually good for you, due to its high antioxidant content.
It's the Outer Hull of the Coffeeberry
It's the outer hull of the little red bean that's used in skin treatment products. As it turns out, it contains an industrial strength antioxidant called phenolic acid. Acids you see are water soluble and this is so important when it comes to penetrating the outer layer of your skin.

Antioxidants Neutralize Free Radicals
Antioxidants are big now in the world of skin care products too and the more powerful the better. They function by actually neutralizing free radicals, not just in your skin but in your whole body. In fact this is precisely why topically applied antioxidants like coffeeberry cosmetics are so good for your skin.
Why Topical Antioxidants for Anti Aging?
In essence, they bring the therapeutic powers of an antioxidant directly to your skin, where it's needed to fight off free radicals and early aging. You see you can take oral antioxidants in pill form but by the time they're processed through your system, there's little left for your skin.
A Veritable Gold Mine of Phytochemicls

It's not just the phenolic acids in coffeeberry that have garnered so much attention either. In fact scientists and medical researchers are still working to understand a host of other phytochemicals that are contained in this wonderful red fruit. Possible new breakthrough discoveries of tomorrow.
Tomorrows New Anti Aging Breakthrough?
It's theorized that the hot tropical climate where the coffee trees grow, over the eons has forced and stimulated the tree to produce phytochemicals in its berries to actually protect them from its blazing rays. Mysterious phytochemicals that are now being studied in laboratories around the globe as potential new skin care breakthroughs.










