Buy OPTIMYS Cranberries Organic (200g)

Legend has it that cranberries saved the first American settlers of the Mayflower, who landed on Cape Cod on the shores of New England, from starvation in 1620. Although they are indeed rich in nutrients, cranberries are particularly rich in vitamin B2, the vitamin involved in the breakdown of fatty acids, amino acids, and proteins, as well as in the processes of muscle healing. But if cranberries have become so popular, it's mostly for the proanthocyanidins (PACs) they contain, which help reduce the fixation of certain coliform bacteria on the walls of the urinary tract, often responsible for UTIs.

• Naturally rich in vitamin B2

Uses

In snacks, mixed with cereals or in pastries.