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THURSDAY 23 APRIL, 2009 |

Cranberry

by Philip Fairclough | 3 comments

Cranberry is a natural fruit and carries with it some natural wonders. The anti-bacterial effect gained with cranberry juice is accomplished through inhibiting

bacterial adherence to the surface of the urinary tract. The tablet is easy to take containing concentrated cranberry extract.

We do recommend taking cranberry and through research we have found that each tablet contains moderate levels of vitamin c and also containing dietary fibre and additionally it encompasses a dietary fiber essential for your health.

The treehouse has got together a list of all these nutrients you will obtain from the cranberry tablets. Take a look;

Nutrients found in cranberry tablets from the vitamin treehouse
Nutrient	Value per 100 grams	% Daily Value
Energy	46 kcal
Fibre, total dietary	4.6 g	15.3%
Sugars, total	4.04 g
Calcium, Ca	8 mg	0.8%
Magnesium, Mg	6 mg	1.9%
Manganese, Mn	0.15 mg	7%
Phosphorus, P	13 mg	1.9%
Potassium, K	85 mg	1.8%
Sodium, Na	2 mg	0.1%
Vitamin C, total ascorbic acid	13.3 mg	16%
Vitamin A, IU	60 IU	9%
Vitamin K, μg	5.1 μg	6.4%
Carotene, beta	36 μg	ne
Lutein + zeaxanthin	91 μg	ne