Blueberry Juice — Organic, Cold-Pressed, 100% Pure

Blueberry juice earns its 'brain berry' title through decades of research. Anthocyanins and flavonoids improve memory, enhance learning, and protect against age-related cognitive decline.

Ranked among the highest ORAC antioxidant foods. Every bottle is cold-pressed from certified organic berries — no sugar added.

Health benefits

• Memory & Focus: Decades of research link blueberry consumption to improved memory, learning speed, and cognitive preservation.
• Heart Health: Anthocyanins improve arterial function and reduce cardiovascular disease risk by up to 15%.
• Highest Antioxidants: Blueberries rank among the top ORAC-scored foods, providing exceptional free-radical neutralization.
• Vision Support: Anthocyanins and Vitamin A protect retinal cells and may reduce risk of age-related macular degeneration.

Nutrition highlights

• Top-tier ORAC score
• Clinically proven memory benefits
• Rich in anthocyanins
• Supports cardiovascular function

How to use

• Brain Fuel: 8 oz in the morning — studies show cognitive benefits within 2 hours of blueberry consumption.
• Heart Protocol: 4-8 oz daily for 8+ weeks shows measurable improvement in arterial function.
• Aging Well: Consistent daily intake is linked to slower age-related cognitive decline in longitudinal studies.

FAQ

• Does blueberry juice really help memory? — Yes. Multiple randomized controlled trials show blueberry consumption improves working memory, processing speed, and executive function — in both older adults and children. Benefits are seen within 2-6 hours of a single serving.
• How much blueberry juice per day? — 4-8 oz daily is consistent with the amounts used in clinical research showing cognitive and cardiovascular benefits.
• Is blueberry juice high in sugar? — Pomona blueberry juice has 0g added sugar. Natural blueberry sugars (about 20g per serving) come with the fiber, anthocyanins, and antioxidants that slow sugar absorption — very different from added sugars.
• Blueberry juice vs whole blueberries? — Both are excellent. Juice provides a concentrated dose of anthocyanins and polyphenols, while whole berries add fiber. Ideally, include both in your diet.