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Active Edge Cherryactive Concentrate – 473ml

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FAQs

What makes Montmorency cherries different from ordinary cherries?
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Montmorency (Prunus cerasus) is a specific cultivar of sour tart cherry distinguished from sweet dessert cherries (Prunus avium) by its dramatically higher anthocyanin content, its unusually high naturally occurring melatonin levels, and its broader phenolic compound profile. Research into cherry benefits has specifically used Montmorency cherries rather than sweet cherries, and the findings cannot be simply extrapolated to all cherry varieties. This is why Cherryactive specifically sources Montmorency cherries rather than a generic cherry concentrate.

What are anthocyanins and why do they matter?
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Anthocyanins are a class of flavonoid phytochemical responsible for the red, purple, and blue pigments in many fruits, vegetables, and flowers. They are potent antioxidants, meaning they help neutralise free radicals — highly reactive molecular species produced during normal metabolic processes and intensified by exercise, stress, and environmental exposure — that can otherwise damage cells and DNA. Montmorency cherries are among the richest known food sources of anthocyanins, which is central to their antioxidant research profile. Cherryactive concentrates this natural anthocyanin content significantly.

Can Cherryactive support sleep quality?
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Montmorency cherry is one of the few food sources to contain naturally occurring melatonin — the hormone that regulates the human sleep-wake cycle. Research published in the European Journal of Nutrition (2012) demonstrated that Montmorency cherry juice consumption was associated with significant improvements in sleep duration and sleep quality in a double-blind crossover study. As a food supplement rather than a medicine, Cherryactive is not indicated as a sleep treatment — but consuming it in the hour before bed as part of a consistent evening routine may support sleep quality naturally through its melatonin content.

How does Cherryactive support post-exercise muscle recovery?
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Intense exercise causes temporary muscle damage and associated inflammation — the source of delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). The anthocyanins in Montmorency cherry have been studied for their ability to attenuate exercise-induced oxidative stress and the resulting inflammatory response. Multiple studies — including research with endurance runners and strength athletes — have demonstrated that Montmorency cherry consumption was associated with faster recovery, reduced muscle soreness, and better maintenance of strength in the days following intense exercise. The 473ml format suits the higher-dose protocols used in sports research.

Is Cherryactive appropriate for those managing uric acid or gout?
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Cherryactive is a food supplement — it is not a medicine for gout and does not claim to treat or prevent gout attacks. However, there is a body of epidemiological and research data suggesting that regular cherry consumption is associated with lower uric acid levels in some individuals. If you have gout or are prescribed medication for uric acid management, consult your GP or rheumatologist before adding any supplement. Cherryactive should complement, not replace, appropriate medical management.

Why choose the 473ml over the 237ml?
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The 473ml provides approximately twice the supply of the 237ml at a significantly better cost per millilitre, making it the more economical choice for those who use Cherryactive as a consistent daily supplement. At 15ml per day, the 473ml lasts approximately 30 days — a full month's supply. At 30ml per day (a twice-daily protocol sometimes used in research), it provides approximately 15 days. The 237ml is better suited to those trying Cherryactive for the first time or needing a smaller, travel-friendly supply.

Can I take Cherryactive if I am on blood-thinning medication?
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Consult your GP or pharmacist if you are taking warfarin, aspirin at therapeutic doses, clopidogrel, or any other prescribed anticoagulant or antiplatelet medication before using Cherryactive. The phenolic compounds in cherry have mild antiplatelet properties in research, and there is a theoretical interaction risk with anticoagulant medication. Your pharmacist can advise on suitability based on your specific medication regimen and any INR monitoring you may be undertaking.

How should I store Cherryactive after opening?
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Once opened, Cherryactive Concentrate must be refrigerated. The 473ml bottle — providing up to 30 days at a standard dose — should be kept consistently refrigerated throughout this period. Always replace the cap tightly after each use to prevent oxidation, which can affect both flavour and phytochemical integrity. The concentrate should be used within the period stated on the label after opening. Store the bottle upright to avoid leakage from the cap.