Tomato Concentrate is high in natural sources of lycopene and potassium, essential nutrients for life.

Quantum Tomato Concentrate (10 oz)

Tomato Concentrate, Raw, Organic

Tomato Concentrate
(Raw, Organic) 10 oz powder

100% pure, non-hybrid, non-GMO
Organic tomato concentrate
Grown on rich soil in South America
A powerful, immune-boosting antioxidant
A whopping 270 mg. lycopene/tablespoon
Low-temperature, air-dried
Raw, unheated, untreated concentrate
100% active enzymes and nutrients
An important mineral for kidney, heart, blood,
muscle and nerve support
A heaping 450 mg. potassium/tablespoon

Our Price: $21.95

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Features

Features

Great For The Whole Family

• Makes instant, delicious organic tomato juice, tomato soup or tomato sauce
• A great afternoon “pick-me-up” drink: Just add powder to hot water and stir
• Great to take when traveling; no refrigeration needed

Secrets Inside the Tomato
The simple tomato has gained a stellar reputation due to the discovery of a carotenoid called lycopene, a health-promoting phytochemical which gives the tomato its red color. In the body, lycopene acts like a powerful antioxidant, helping to scavenge and neutralize harmful free radicals which can accelerate aging and cause disease. For smokers or those exposed to secondhand smoke, lycopene can offer great protection against free radical damage caused by inhaling cigarette smoke.
Lycopene also assists in the repair of damaged body cells as well as helping to inhibit DNA oxidation, which if left unchecked can lead to certain forms of cancer. Many studies have supported the role of the tomato (with its rich lycopene content) in the prevention and nutritional support of prostate cancer, lung cancer and other types of cancer as well as heart disease and osteoporosis.

Finding the Best Lycopene

Lycopene is a normal constituent of human blood and human tissues, where it is found in greater concentrations than any other carotenoid, including beta carotene. However, the body cannot synthesize lycopene so it must be obtained through diet or by supplementation. In general, the foods with the greatest lycopene content are tomatoes and tomato-based foods, such as tomato juice, soups, sauces and paste. However, be very careful of the source of tomatoes and tomato-based foods you use. According to the FDA’s longrange food study in the U.S., commercially grown tomatoes are saturated with unbelievably high amounts of toxic pollutants. Their study found store-bought tomatoes contain, on average, a whopping 50 different pesticide/toxic chemical residues (per 16 samples).
In contrast, our tomato powder from South America contains absolutely no pesticide or chemical residues. Due to the pristine growing environment in South America (with rich soil and pure water), this powder contains an extremely high level of naturally occurring lycopene (an amazing 270 mg./tbsp.). This gives the consumer not only one of the highest lycopene concentrates, but also the full gamut of the tomato’s other associated nutrients which help fully metabolize the lycopene. For best effect, we do not recommend taking lycopene as an isolated nutrient, but as part of this whole tomato concentrate.