Native GreensUpdated 5 months ago

21 whole-food ingredients in one convenient and delicious daily serving. Just one scoop of Native Greens in 8 ounces of water supports your body's nutritional needs for optimal hormonal balance, healthy digestion, and energy production throughout the day.

Benefits

• 21 Organic Superfoods: Each ingredient in Native Greens was added with a purpose—to support your hormonal balance, healthy digestion, and energy production throughout the day, every day.**
• 100% Organic: All 21 fruits, vegetables, and superfoods in Native Greens are certified organic.
• Nightshade-Free: We left out the nightshades so that you can easily digest this greens powder and the bypass gas, bloating, and other negative side effects that nightshades tend to have.
  
  
  
  
  
• INGREDIENTS: Organic Wheatgrass Juice Powder (leaf and stem), Organic Spirulina Powder (algae), Organic Alfalfa Grass Powder (leaf), Organic Barley Grass Powder (leaf), Organic Spinach Powder (leaf and stalk), Organic Broccoli Powder, Organic Beet Root Juice Powder, Organic Acai Powder (fruit), Organic Pomegranate Juice Powder (fruit), Organic Astragalus Extract (10:1) (whole root), Organic Kale Powder (leaf), Organic Kelp Powder (whole plant), Organic Blueberry Powder (fruit), Organic Coconut Water Freeze Dried Powder, Organic Parsley Powder (leaf), Organic Chia Seed Powder, Organic Apple Fiber (fruit), Organic Turmeric Powder (root), Organic Ginger Powder (root), Organic Rosemary Powder (leaf), Organic Spearmint Powder (leaf).

  OTHER INGREDIENTS: Organic Green Stevia, Monk Fruit Extract, Natural Flavors.

  ALLERGENS: Tree Nuts (Coconut).

  CONTAINS NO ADDED: Milk, shellfish, peanuts, or soy. Made on equipment that also processes milk, eggs, fish, tree nuts, and soy.
  
  
  

  How to Use

  Combine 1 scoop daily in 8 fluid ounces of water or a smoothie. Mix thoroughly.
  
  
  

  Is Native Greens Organic?

  Yes, Native Greens is organic.
  
  
  

  Does Native Greens Interact with Any Medications?

  Native Greens hasn’t been shown to have any negative reactions with medications. However, to be safe, consult with your primary care physician before adding any new supplements to your wellness routine.