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Americans are deficient in micronutrients. Most Americans eat a nutrient-poor, Standard American Diet (SAD). The standard American diet (SAD), with its excess of sugar, refined carbohydrates, saturated fat and trans fats, is the primary cause of obesity and diabetes. Although the American style of eating began here in the U.S., this eating pattern has spread around the world,  contributing to the rise of obesity and its related conditions worldwide.The main reason that obesity increases the risk of these disorders is that obesity increases the level of inflammation throughout your body. Even in people who are not obese or overweight, the SAD directly causes inflammation and plays an important role in creating or aggravating many of these diseases.

We would serve ourselves best to switch from eating mostly processed foods such as white bread, white rice and sugary products to eating whole foods that have high nutrient density.Foods as close to their natural state as you can find, unprocessed, without a label or a barcode.  Think of fresh apples, berries, lettuce, broccoli, whole grains.  And raw nuts, seeds, eggs and fish.These foods have no added fats, sugars or artificial ingredients. Whole foods are generally more nutrient dense than processed foods, which means they have a high ratio of vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients to calories. Phytonutrients simply means nutrients from plants. They have been well studied for their ability to help reduce inflammation and contribute to well-being. The best way to get a range of phytonutrients is by having whole foods such as fruit, vegetables, and beans.

Now we can add MicroPowder to that list, microgreens are 4-40 times more nutrients dense than adult vegetables. We follow our proprietary way of sourcing, growing, harvesting, and processing these Microgreens with macronutrients. Aside from using MicroPowder you can also do these things. This is MicroPowder Reaching Wellness and  the science behind this vegetable will give home to anyone. Our bodies are meant to fight any abnormality check out Sulfurophane and then listen to Dr Patrick.

Protective factors include:

• Eating more vegetables and fruits that are rich in anti-inflammatory phytonutrients like carotenoids and bioflavonoids.
• Eating more omega-3 fatty acids from fish, flaxseed, leafy greens and sea vegetables.
• Eating more dietary fiber.
• Regular mild to moderate aerobic exercise, about 30 to 60 minutes a day

Whether you’re trying to live a healthier life, you’re training for your next competition, or you want better sleep and skin, microPowders can help you achieve your health goals.It is a complete supplement with vitamins, minerals, and enzymes that our bodies desperately need.These vegetable powder blends help alkalize, detoxify, energize and nourish our cells, improve digestion and boost the immune system.The American Institute for Cancer Research supports using freeze-dried fruits as a method of ensuring that you get anti-oxidants and phytochemicals that you might not otherwise get. If you usually don't eat enough fruit, for example, the freeze-dried cranberries in your morning cereal could provide nutrients that you miss elsewhere in your diet. Keep in mind that freeze-dried fruit is concentrated, so it will have more calories than a handful of fresh fruit.

It is a complete supplement with vitamins, minerals, and enzymes that our bodies desperately need.These MicroPowders  help alkalize, detoxify, energize and nourish our cells, improve digestion and boost the immune system. The only ingredient we use is the microgreen. We make them the best but know what mixture of seed needs to be grown for you to get maximum nutrients.

The only people who may need to avoid or limit kale intake are those that form oxalate containing kidney stones or take the blood thinner Coumadin/warfarin. Be sure to check with your doctor or dietitian if you have questions.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.