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NATURE TO NURTURE
THE NUTRITIONAL BENEFITS OF MAPLE

Maple syrup and Maple sugar are considered the healthier sugar.

All-natural, plant-based products created from nature demonstrating unique health benefits and higher nutritional
value than most other sweeteners. 

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 These sweet benefits are present in 100% pure, organic Crown Maple syrup and sugar.

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Naturally GMO-free
and gluten-free

 

All-natural endurance booster gives muscles quick, easily absorbed energy to replenish and keep going

 

Replenishes nutrients for

muscle recovery 

 

Slow burning, sustained energy released at steady rate to fuel endurance activities

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Low glycemic product that affects blood sugar to a lesser degree than sugar or honey. Pure maple syrup has a glycemic index of 54

 

Might help prevent Alzheimer’s disease by protecting the brain cells against the rogue proteins that destroy memory

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Helps promote heart health

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Helps reduce the risk of cancer
and diabetes

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Rich in antioxidants that strengthen the immune system

 

Could help fight antibiotic
resistant bacteria

 

Supports men’s reproductive health

 

Aids in the ability to lower inflammation

 

Eco-friendly, supports sustainable forestry and counteracting affects of climate change

Pure maple syrup contains 54 beneficial compounds, five of which have
never before been 
seen in nature which might help prevent
HEART DISEASE, DIABETES, CANCER AND ALZHEIMER'S

Pure maple is created in a self-sustaining, natural environment that provides many benefits as a plant-based product.

NATURAL SWEETNESS

Pure maple does more than just add
layers of sweetness and depth of flavor, it is also rich in antioxidants and low glycemic.

1. Crown Maple has gathered together these summary highlights to help support the ongoing research into the exciting benefits of maple syrup and maple sugar. Plant-based foods continue to demonstrate amazing benefits, especially when they replace more highly processed and refined foods. Highlight details were summarized and simplified from multiple sources, with often overlapping and supporting results, including:

 

Nutrition and Health benefits of Pure Maple Syrup: Summary of Information Compiled by the International Maple Syrup Institute, March 2012

 

University of Rhode Island, 2011, Navindra Seeram, Ph.D., University of Rhode Island

 

Dr. Josh Axe, DC, DNM, CNS

 

American Chemical Society

 

Study led by Dr Navindra Seeram, of the University of Rhode Island, New England

 

Dr Donald Weaver, of the University of Toronto

 

The University of Sydney

 

Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Katherine M. Phillips, PhD, Monica H. Carlsen, MSc, Rune Blomhoff, PhD

 

Japanese researchstudy:Inhibitory effect of maple syrup on the cell growth and invasion of human colorectal cancer cells

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Additional source: http://www.organicauthority.com/Superfood-Sweetener-Maple-Syrup-Low-Glycemic

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