Wild Blueberries in the News
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January 28, 2020
University of Maine Research Shows Wild Blueberries Have Wound-Healing Properties
Professor Dorothy Klimis-Zacas of the University of Maine shares her research on the correlation between Wild Blueberries and healing wounds. She plans to develop a wound-healing topical cream that will help everyone – from chronic disease to burn patients – reap the healing benefits of Wild Blueberries. Her research has the potential to contribute to the overall field of wound healing and skin regeneration.
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June 25, 2018
35+ Super Foods That Help You Fight Depression
Nutritionist, health consultant and award-winning author Nancy Addison shares 35 superfoods for healthier bodies and minds. She recommends eating purple foods like Wild Blueberries to help reduce stress, make you sleep better and even fight depression naturally. In a controlled double-blind study, Wild Blueberries were shown to help prevent low mood and depression.
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June 22, 2018
These are the 10 Best Anti-Inflammatory Foods to Add to your Diet
Registered Dietitian, Liz Shaw, declares Wild Blueberries one of the top anti-inflammatory fruits on the market today. She explains Wild Blueberries are so powerful because they combat stress in the wild by producing phytochemicals and anthocyanins to protect themselves and it’s these naturally occurring compounds that help protect consumers from inflammation and chronic disease – one berry at a time.
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Press Releases
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February 21, 2019
New Research Indicates Daily Consumption of Wild Blueberries Improves Blood Pressure and Blood Vessel Function
A series of projects that involved researchers at eight universities focused on Wild Blueberries and their cardiovascular benefits.
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February 19, 2019
New Research Suggests Potential Role for Wild Blueberries In Promoting Wound Healing
New research, published in The Journal of Cellular Biochemistry, reveals that the unique phenolic acids found in Wild Blueberries speed up the migration of cells that line our blood vessels.
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March 28, 2018
NBC TODAY Show Goes WILD!
Did you know that incorporating a half cup of frozen Wild Blueberries into your diet each day may help you live longer? Recently, the TODAY Show featured three foods that may increase longevity; rye from Sweden, olives and olive oil from Cyprus, and our favorite superfruit, Wild Blueberries.
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