Tranont Reviews: Acerola Cherries and Vital Vitamin C


The Amazing Acerola Cherry
Our bodies do not produce Vitamin C, a nutrient crucial to so many bodily functions, so we must find external sources of it through our diet. That is where the acerola cherry, or supplements made with the cherry, becomes a powerful superfood to help boost Vitamin C intake.
What Is an Acerola Cherry?
You may find acerola cherry under the name of Barbados cherry, wild crapemyrtle, or just called tropical berry. It is native to the West Indies, and thrives in hot humid climates. The acerola cherry loses its flavor and Vitamin C potency quickly, within just a few days. Outside of Florida, Texas, California, the tropics of Central and South America, and the Caribbean, your best source may be a supplement like those through Tranont Products.
A Potent Package
While the acerola cherry is not a true cherry, it still looks and is used like a Bing cherry or Regina cherry. The big difference? While a bing cherry has approximately 0.5 mg of Vitamin C per cherry, the mighty acerola cherry has—drum roll please—a whopping 80.5 mg of Vitamin C per cherry! That’s a powerful punch in a small package.
The Health Benefits of Acerola Cherry
Not only is acerola cherry packed with Vitamin C, it is also a source of significant Vitamin A. Many experts, like those involved with Tranont Health, view acerola cherry as a superfruit, and when you consider all of these health benefits it is easy to understand why:
  • Improves liver function
  • Improves cellular health
  • Treats dysentery
  • Used for cough and cold
  • Boosts immune system
  • Antidiarrheal
  • Antidepressant properties
  • Antifungal
  • Astringent for skincare

Best Way to Use Acerola Cherry
Unless you are in the tropics and know exactly when the cherries were harvested, fresh acerola cherry is probably not the best investment. Fortunately there are supplements available to allow you to capitalize on the cherry’s health benefits.

Make sure you are taking a quality supplement. Many make claims they cannot substantiate. Balance by Tranont Health is an excellent source containing acerola cherry. While you’re shopping, make sure you check out the other Tranont products and their health-building packs!

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