ORGANIC DRIED WOLFBERRIES
Discovery
The wolfberry, harvested from the Lycium barbarum plant, has been cultivated and dried across remote regions of China for thousands of years. With documented uses dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644), this legendary whole food has played a role in traditional Chinese cooking, medicine and culture. Today, the wolfberry continues to be consumed as part of a healthy diet—often eaten dried or added to soups and herbal teas for its naturally sweet taste and fortifying nutrients.
Benefits*
With a nutritional profile that includes polyphenols, polysaccharides and a unique array of trace nutrients, wolfberries have long been consumed for their goodness. A single serving of Young Living Ningxia Organic Dried Wolfberries has only 45 calories, is low in fat and packed with amino acids, the key building blocks of proteins. Wolfberry puree is a key component of Young Living’s NingXia Red and NingXia Zyng, and wolfberry seed oil is an active ingredient in Young Living Wolfberry Eye Cream.
Uses
Wolfberries, also known as goji berries, are as versatile as they are nutritious.
Sprinkle them into your favorite bread and muffin recipes for a healthy flavor boost.
Add dried wolfberries to homemade granola and trail mix for a sweet, organic snack.
Tea lovers can add 1 tablespoon of wolfberries to 8 ounces of hot water, let steep for 5 minutes and enjoy the hydrated wolfberries as an after-beverage treat.
Mix into yogurt and smoothies to add a satisfying texture to a refreshing breakfast.
Perk up that everyday salad by tossing wolfberries into leafy greens along with crumbled cheese and a zesty vinaigrette.
