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Camu camu is an Amozonian berry which appears to be, on initial testing, a better alternative to acai, grape seed and cocoa extracts. It is most often seen in a powder form. It has a higher vitamin C content than any other food known about on the planet and has been dubbed "nature's vitamin pill".
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