Had your 20 organic berries & greens today?
Nothing invigorates like Nature's living bounty of organic greens and berries. Every spoonful of Berry Green® awakens your body with 20 organic fruits, berries and greens--without grass fillers. Just add to water or juice, and experience Nature's nutritional upliftment!
Why Freeze Drying?
Freeze drying is widely recognized as the best way to instantly capture and preserve the vital integrity of the whole certified organic food. The finished foods retain their optimal color, shape, flavor and nutritional values, and what’s more they are concentrated up to 10 times their original form. Freeze drying also preserves fiber content, so Berry Green® also provides the digestive benefits of wholesome plant fibers.
Why "Live Active Culture" Probiotics?
Some of nature's most revered foods are probiotic foods that are cultured with "friendly flora" like lactobacilli. Probiotic foods include yogurt, kefir, miso, wine and even sauerkraut. Science has learned that cultured foods are easy to digest, and the culturing process creates life-enhancing nutrients. Included in each serving of Berry Green® are 15 different nutrient-dense organic vegetables, fruits, grains and herbs that have been cultured by 10 of nature's most researched friendly flora, then freeze dried to maintain the viability of the live active culture.
Why No Grass?
In New Chapter's humble opinion, green grasses like those included in many "greens" products are best suited for horses and cows and are not an optimal food for humans. After all, cows chew "cud" while humans eat berries. These grasses are very inexpensive compared to the freeze-dried and certified organic vegetable greens in Berry Green, but New Chapter thinks you will appreciate our care in selecting only the finest foods for you and your family.
New Chapter® will donate a portion of the net proceeds from Berry Green to The ORGANIC CENTER, whose mission is to generate credible information and communicate the universal benefits of organic farming and products. For more information about The Organic Center visit www.organiccenter.org.
