Why is there just one ingredient? 1 type of greens surely doesn't cover all the nutrients from all green vegetable?
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I guess you mean barely grass, that is the base, not the only ingredient. Look under "Product Description" here on
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I guess you mean barely grass, that is the base, not the only ingredient. Look under "Product Description" here on http://amazon.com. Here is part of what is on the label: Certified Organic Spirulina Powder, Chlorella, Spinach Leaf Powder, Policosinol, Acerola Fruit Extract, Acerola Berry Powder, Milk Thistle Seed Extract..... and so on, the list is long. Try it out, you won't be disjointed.
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Check out the ingredients on their website or via the picture of the label on here, TONS of ingredients, including probiotics, multiple greens, fruit, etc. Not just one ingredient.
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Everyone has different tastes. But I would say if the veggie one is too spicy, the others will be as well. In my opinion, they are all similar in spicy-ness
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If you can find a website that lets you look at the amounts of nutrients in each, you'll see that you get much more "good stuff" in a serving of the regular than of the organic. I tried the organic (if it's organic it's got to be good, right?), but my husband had an allergic reaction to it, so we've gone back to the regular. And, btw, we can tell a difference when we take this every day.
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I bought the mix of,organic alfalfa, daikon radish, red clover, and broccoli. The package does not give percentages however I would guesstimate that they are all equal amounts. Sprouted well and taste great!
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The hobbyist bundle only has 8 nutrients. That doesn't include your 3 primary macronutrients. These are basically your micronutrients of which there are a lot of. That is why the larger bundles such as the grandmaster have so many bottles. Advanced nutrients makes a good product line, but there aren't too many differences in brands.
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I see no reason why kids could not take Greens First. It's a supplement that feeds the cells and boosts the immune system, so I believe it's helpful for everyone. Of course, I'm not a doctor, but this is my opinion.
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You may be putting too much in at a time if greens like kale or collards are used. It sometimes helps to mist them slightly and it may help to put less in at a time.
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On the package, it says "Other Ingredients: None". There isn't any, I'm sure. Bulk powders generally come as only the one supplement/ingredient.
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It depends what you are looking for. Compare the labels to see which one has more of the nutrients you are requiring from your greens
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Some of the differences that I noticed when looking at the two to make my decision was that the Perfect food RAW is non GMO, RAW, Vegan, Dairy free, no fillers or added sugars and 34 organic products in it. The Green Superfood doesn't claim non-GMO, it's vegetarian, it has stevia and maltodextrin in it also for sweetness. I've never tasted the superfood, but the RAW isn't sweet, very "green" tasting and it doesn't list any vitamin info on it. Some of the other things I see is Raw has 100 mg probiotic and enzyme blend and the superfood has 7mg probiotics. Veggie & fruit blend in superfood is 500mg and RAW is 3.2 g. They're both for people who want more greens in their lives-I need more RAW in my diet without the added sweeteners.
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You are correct in that the nutritionals are confusing. Suggest you check www.hoosierhillfarm.com for more information. Or attempt to do the math based on the information provided on the back of the container-still confusing.
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They used to have the picture of the ingredient label, but the full ingredients are as follows: "Juice and Puree from Whole Organic Vegetables(Organic Tomatoes; Organic Carrots; Organic Celery; Organic Broccoli; Organic Kale; Organic Collard Greens; Organic Beets; Organic Parsley; Organic Lettuce; Organic Spinach; Organic Watercress); Organic Lemon Juice; Organic Jalapeno; Organic Garlic; Organic Cayenne Pepper; Pure Salt (No Additives)."
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The leaves are thin and therefore they are hard to cut, try clumping in tight ball or wrapping leafy greens around another veggie/ keep steady pressure but don't force......here is a sight " juicing vegetables" or "drew canole" that you can subcribe to that gives recipies, tips, support, and healthy information on juicing......good luck
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Sadly, I don't know exactly what's in this product, but my personal trainer told me it's everything one needs from the vegetable world on a daily basis. You'll have to request nutritional info. from the mfg. Good luck. I still don't know if it provides any benefit after taking about 1 year daily...but it just seems beneficial in theory because I know I don't eat 'enough' vegetables/day.
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All of the vitamins and minerals are not derived solely from greens and fruits and herbs. Those that are listed on the nutrition label are "grown" in a soy "soup" of sorts from a base of chemical vitamins and minerals as the starter. The soy absorbs the starter vit/mins and so, becomes part of a food. The theory is that these types of grown multis are better absorbed than isolated vit/mins on their own. But the jury is still out on that one. They ARE easier on the stomach, though weaker in amount.
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I'm not really sure what you mean by green vegetable juice? It will pretty much blend anything. I've added spinach and kale to my smoothies and they turn green.
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I am sorry I can only answer for the fruits and veggies I tried. I know it did not process greens at all. There was a lot of pulp left over from fruit with skins. I hope that helps.....