Review: Emerald Balance
August 10th, 2008
I like the formulation of this product and feel it’s an excellent value for the price. It has very little filler, which consists mostly of apple fiber and pectin, flaxseed meal, and rice bran (not the worst type of fillers if you have to include some). The bulk of this formula is made up of greens and fruits with some great herbs to complete the anti-oxidant blend. The greens are varied and consist of grasses, veggie powders, spirulina and chlorella. There is also some parsley and watercress to boot (I love to see watercress in these formulations). The fruits are also varied and include acerola, blueberry, orange, pineapple and raspberry. The herbal extras include green tea, grape seed extract, tumeric and rose hips. Plus, they include some exotic ingredients, such as bamboo, cinnamon, horsetail herb, ginseng, ginger, suma, astragalus, and royal jelly. This is a quality blend at a very good price of $4.30 per ounce.
Manufacturer’s Description
Emerald Balance is a delicious, nutritious superfood drink your body will love. The Balance in Emerald Balance Comes From: Antioxidants for healthy aging, Superfoods for high contents of beneficial and essential nutrients, Enzymes and Probiotics to help absorb the nutrients and balance the flora in the intestinal tract, Fiber to help with elimination of toxins in the body, Herbs that detoxify and enhance elimination of the toxins from the liver and kidneys, Lecithin to aid in capillary flexibility and neurotransmitters, Immune enhancers to keep you strong, Herbs that help balance glucose levels, adrenal levels and hormonal levels, Energizing herbs without harmful stimulants, Herbs that increase the absorption of important minerals such as Silica, Calcium, Magnesium, Zinc, Chromium and the essential and non essential vitamins.
Where to Purchase
Online at manufacturer’s site. Other online stores. Supermarkets and health food stores across the country.
Taste
Sweet (sweetened with stevia). Slightly fruity. Slightly grassy.
Ingredients & Nutritional Facts
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Pros
You’ll get a quality blend of botanical ingredients with plenty of greens and plenty of anti-oxidants. The “extras” are also very well chosen and the price is quite reasonable.
Cons
Not everyone will like the stevia sweetener and some people may prefer a mixture that is heavier in the greens, with ingredients like seaweeds.
Recommended Usage
Mix just one tablespoon or a convenient packet of this great-tasting drink with 6-12 ounces of pure water, or add to your favorite protein shake.
Certifications & Manufacturing
ORAC = 3083 per gram
Price
9.28 oz = $39.95
Price per oz = $4.30
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5 Comments Add your own
1. Terry Johnson | August 12th, 2008 at 4:37 pm
Geat product! I’ve been taking it for 3 years and recommend it to everyone I know.
2. Paula | September 25th, 2009 at 4:11 pm
I just got this product and I think it’s the best I’ve tried. It has Spirulina and Parsley, amongst other good for you ingredients. It tastes better than most of the green drinks I’ve tried. Has a lighter flavor with a hint of sweetness (not too overpowering)
3. Charles B. | November 21st, 2009 at 11:23 pm
I’ve had pure wheatgrass and other green drinks. I must say that I don’t believe it’s the best tasting drinks you’ll have however, the addition of the mint aspect made me believe that I might vomit. I’ll be going back to the not so minty type of green drinks. Other than that, I think this could be a good product.
4. Dee D | December 2nd, 2009 at 8:10 pm
I have just tried this…………………I must say i do feel better and No pain,.wow
5. Chad | December 5th, 2009 at 12:14 am
Love this drink. I dont know if its just a positive thinking kinda thing or not but I always feel good after drinking this or any other green drink for that matter. I think this tastes good, I usually mix with green tea or milk. I like to read the lable now and then to remind myself just how awesome these products are. If I could only have 1 supplement…a green drink would be my first choice.
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