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It was evaluated the impact of the use of acai and camu-camu in pre scholars of a Philanthropic Unit of Manaus-AM. Eight-five volunteers with age two to six-years old of both sexes were selected, randomly distributed in five groups, having acai and acai + camu-camu as sources of iron (2 mg) and vitamin C (40 mg), as well as iron aminoacid chelate with concentrations of 1 and 2 mg of iron. The iron was distributed daily in the lunch by a period of 120 days. In the characterization of the anemia, the cutting point of hemoglobin was <11g/dL. The results demonstrated that of a total of 85 children, 6 (7%) presented a chronic malnutrition state, being at the end of the study reduced to 4 (4%). The most impact of the use of the acai was as energy source, resulting in a significant weight gain (1.76 kg) by the children, even when camu-camu was added (1.69 kg). Regarding hemoglobin concentration no significant difference was observed among the children of the groups gave received different sources of iron: acai (0.71 g/dL); acai + camu-camu (0.60 g/dL), iron 2 mg (0.88 g/dL); water (0.85 g/dL) and iron 1 mg (0.54 g/dL). However, the recovery of the anemic children was better in the group gave received iron aminoacid chelate in the concentration of 2 mg of iron. It was concluded that acai has a great potential as energy source and little importance as an iron source, even with the addition of camu-camu.

Açaí (Euterpe oleracea mart.) e camu-camu (Myrciaria dubia (H.B.K.) Mc Vaugh) possuem ação anti anêmica?