Green Planet

UltraSuperGreen Food contains over 45 Nutrient-Dense Superfoods providing over 100 minerals, Vitamins A, B, C, E and K, plus antioxidant complexes and Enzyme-Rich Live Foods.

Recommended Serving Size: 5 caplets per day or 2 tablespoons of powder per day.

• UltraSuperGreen Food !

• UltraSuperGreen Food are complete whole food supplements that provide the vitamins and minerals you need to achieve better health and feel your best

• UltraSuperGreen Food Original are powerful whole food formulas packed with antioxidant green grasses, micro-algae, sea vegetables, whole vegetables and their juices, sprouted grains, seeds, legumes, and acerola cherries

• UltraSuperGreen Food is also ideal for those on low carbohydrate diets who are unable to eat enough dark green leafy vegetables

• UltraSuperGreen Food Contains No Fillers, Binders or Excipients

Whole Food Nutrition vs Vitamin & Mineral Supplements
People often wonder if they should also supplement with a green food blend while taking a multiple vitamin/mineral formula. Whole foods provide vitamins and minerals as nature intended, with all of the naturally occurring co-factors and synergistic compounds in tact. They contain hundreds, and possibly thousands, of yet to be discovered nutrients, that cannot be isolated and put into a vitamin / mineral supplement.

With whole foods and their concentrates containing complete nutritional complexes, the body is able to recognize these as food, easily assimilating what it needs and excreting what it doesn’t, this is called selective absorption. Most vitamin and mineral supplements however, are made from fractionated, isolated, or synthetic sources, leaving your body no choice but to deal with these incomplete substances, thus creating a potential environment of bio-chemical imbalances and toxicities.

For optimal health, there is nothing better or more compatible to the human body than nutrient-rich, unprocessed whole foods in their balanced, natural state. UltraSuperGreen is a new standard in whole food nutrition.

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