Green Nutritionals Organic Australian WheatGrass Powder
Australian Organic WHEATGRASS is made using 100% organic young leaf wheatgrass from the mineral-rich, certified organic soil on the banks of the mighty Murray River in Northern Victoria. This organic young leaf wheatgrass delivers a broader spectrum of organic nutrients to alkalise and cleanse the body.
Wheatgrass contains a broad spectrum of organic nutrients together with many other nutritional co-factors and synergistic compounds, all naturally present, to enhance nutrient bioavailability without leaving the residues and imbalances left behind from the partial utilisation of synthetic compounds.
Australian Organic WHEATGRASS has a unique smooth flavour. Rich in chlorophyll known for its ability to aid digestion and has a deodorising effect on the body.
A good source of vitamin E, an anti-oxidant that may provide protection for cells against free radical damage, it is particularly important in protecting fats, cell membranes, DNA and enzymes against damage endured by today’s hectic lifestyles. Containing over 90 minerals vital for life, it is high in calcium for healthy bones and teeth, and rich in magnesium, potassium, manganese and phosphorus for a healthy heart, muscles, nervous system and blood vessels. Iron is also essential to combat fatigue and infection. Wheatgrass leaf powder has a greater percentage of protein than eggs.
$31.35
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Directions for use
Suggested usage: one serve = 3g (one level teaspoon)
Adults: 1 serve daily blended in favorite juice or added to smoothie
Children: half to one teaspoon with food, added to a juice shake or vegetable smoothie
Store below 25° in a dry place away from direct sunlight.
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