Primary Benefits of Complete Greens®*:

• Good source of fiber and helps maintain a healthy digestive tract
• Helps individuals receive well-rounded nutrition
• Aids in providing the body with enzymes, nutrients, probiotics and phytonutrients that a vegetable-rich diet offers
• Promotes cleansing of the body
• Helps provide beneficial probiotic activity and natural enzymes
• Boosts energy
• Aids in improving mood
• Helps benefit the body's organs with nutrients
• Promotes healthy functions in the heart, liver, digestive tract and immune system

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

Key Ingredients Found In Complete Greens®:

Apple Fiber: 353 mg

Apple fiber contributes to a wide array of functions. It can be used to support normal cholesterol levels, maintain healthy blood sugar levels and support healthy blood pressure levels. Apple fiber is most beneficial in supporting normal bowel function. It also cleanses toxic substances from the colon and supports healthy colon function.

Fiber is generally found in the seeds, stems and leaves of plants. Fiber found in foods is usually a mixture of soluble and insoluble fiber. Soluble fiber is dissolvable in water and can be broken down by bacteria enzymes in the digestive tract and insoluble fiber cannot. The fibers found in foods such as apples contain both types of fiber.

Apple fiber helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels. It hinders the absorption of glucose in the bloodstream and may help normalize blood glucose levels by slowing the absorption of dietary sugar. 

The fiber aids in binding certain antioxidant causing compounds in the colon, and helps to speed the removal of toxins from the body. By doing so, apple fiber helps ensure that toxic metals are eliminated from the body system without being absorbed. This cleanses and protects the colon from serious problems. Fiber aids in maintaining normal cholesterol levels.

Soy Lecithin: 549 mg

Soy Lecithin, or phosphatidylcholine, is a phospholipid that supplies an exceptional source of choline that is a major component of cell membranes and is important for cellular repair. It is important because without it, the cell membranes would harden, which would prohibit essential nutrients from entering and leaving the cell. It also acts as an emulsifier to sustain healthy heart function. It is a mixture of neutral and polar lipids that are mainly produced from vegetable sources. Soybean, sunflower and rapeseed are the major plant sources, with soybean being the most common source. 

Soy lecithin's role in the maintenance of cell membranes is essential to all the basic biological processes. These processes consist of information flow that occurs within cells from DNA to RNA proteins, formation of cellular energy, intracellular communication or signal transduction and fluidizing effects on cellular membranes. Soy lecithin is absorbed into the mucosal cells of the small intestine following the digestion by the pancreatic enzyme phospholipase. 

Barley Grass: 98 mg

Barley Grass contains essential vitamins, amino acids, minerals, antioxidants and many other nutrients that the body needs every day to optimize health. It is a rich source of chlorophyll, which is believed to have some health-promoting functions. Some common uses of barley grass are supporting digestive health, detoxifying systems, increasing energy and rejuvenating the skin.

Barley grass contains several additional nutrients that have antioxidant activity.  Surprising amounts of vitamins and minerals are found in the green barley leaves. They have an ability to absorb nutrients from the soil that are necessary for the human diet. Potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, copper, phosphorus, manganese, zinc, beta carotene, folic acid, pantothenic acid and vitamins B1, B2, B6, and C are all nutrients included in the leaves. 

Barley also contains a glucan, which is a fiber that has been found to support healthy cholesterol levels. The root of barley grass contains the alkaloid hordenine, which excites peripheral blood circulation. When digested, the proteins, lipids and carbohydrates in the barley grass are absorbed and metabolized by normal physiological processes.

Barley Malt: 78 mg

Barley malt is made from sprouted barley and is a thick, dark, slow-digesting sweetener. Malting is a process that is applied to barley, as well as other cereal grains, where the grains are made to germinate and then are quickly dried before the plant develops. Barley is the most common malt because of its high enzymes, which convert its starch supply into simple sugars.

Barley malt helps to normalize proper bacterial colonization of the colon, which helps to reduce toxin build up. It supports normal digestion and is used for maintaining normal bowel movement. It also promotes a soothing effect on the digestive tract.

Hawaiian Spirulina Pacifica (HSP): 314 mg

Spirulina is a genus of the phylum Cyanobacteria. It is classified as a blue-green algae or blue-green bacteria. Spirulina is a rich source of protein that also contains chlorophyll, carotenoids, minerals and gamma-linolenic acid (GLA). The spirulina plants are aquatic and grow naturally in lakes that are rich in salt, mainly in Central and South America and in Africa. Those used in supplements are typically grown and harvested in outdoor tanks in California, Hawaii and Asia. 

HSP naturally contains fatty acids, vitamin B12, iron, protein, and essential amino acids that the body cannot produce. It also contains chlorophyll and carotenoids, both of which are known for their antioxidant properties. Spirulina contains high levels of protein and low levels of fat, therefore, the powder made from this alga is often mixed with juice as a supplement to low calorie diets. HSP can also aid in the maintenance of the immune system, mineral absorption improving energy and mood, supporting weight loss and maintaining normal cholesterol levels.

Wheat Grass: 110 mg

Wheat grass is a rich source of chlorophyll, which is believed to have health-promoting activities. Wheat grass is also filled with vitamins, minerals and amino acids that are essential in building and maintaining a healthy immune system. Wheat grass can help to improve natural immunity while increasing stamina and energy.

Wheat Grass is believed to neutralize toxins in the body, which helps the body's immune system to naturally resist illness. It can also stimulate the metabolism, restore alkalinity and neutralize acid production, as well as support digestion, enhance metabolism, increase vigor and assist in the recovery from stress or illness. Wheat grass has been shown to purify the blood, by restoring the blood to a healthy pH balance, which is often too acidic due to diets that containing many processed foods. It also is believed to support red blood cell count, support healthy blood sugar levels and maintain healthy cardiovascular system. 

Alfalfa Grass: 78 mg

Alfalfa is a fiber-rich, perennial herb that grows throughout the world. The leaves of the plant are rich in minerals and nutrients, including calcium, magnesium, potassium and carotene. Because of its generally nutritive value, Alfalfa increases energy to those with vitamin and mineral deficiency or protein energy malnutrition. Alfalfa grass aids in promoting healthy liver function, healthy bowel movement, body and breath odor, and supports the circulatory and respiratory systems. 

Alfalfa alkalizes and detoxifies the body, which has a neutralizing effect on the intestinal tract and assists with digestive problems.

It is also said to support normal blood sugar levels, cholesterol levels and promote pituitary gland function. Alfalfa promotes normal blood clotting because it stimulates the immune system.

Brown Rice Bran: 78 mg

Bran is the hard outer layer of cereal grains that consists of combined aleurone and pericarp. Bran is an essential part of whole grains and is usually produced as a by-product during the milling process in the production of refined grains. Bran is milled from rice and all cereal grains, including maize, oats, millet and wheat. 

Rice Bran contains a variety of antioxidants that pass on valuable effects to human health. The majority of rice bran contains 12-13 percent oil and highly unsaponifiable components. It also contains tocotrienol, gamma-oryzanol and beta-sitosterol. Brown rice bran contains a high level of dietary fibers, both soluble and insoluble, and also ferulic acid.

Bee Pollen: 39 mg

Bee pollen consists of plant pollens gathered by worker bees combined with plant nectar and bee saliva. Pollen includes the male germ seeds of plants, flowers or blossoms on trees. Bee pollen is made up of about 25-30 percent proteins, 30-55 percent carbohydrates, one to 20 percent lipids, along with vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes and trace amounts of other organic substances. 

Common uses of bee pollen include supporting the immune system, combating fatigue and low moods, supporting colon health, supporting memory and supporting healthy respiratory function. Bee pollen is an excellent source of antioxidants, which gives it an immunizing effect. Bee pollen aids in helping the body to recover from exercise by returning breathing and heart rate to normal and improving endurance for repeat exertion.

Acerola Berry Juice: 24 mg

The acerola berry is the fruit of the small tree or bush known as Malphighia glabra. It is native to the Antilles and northern South America. The acerola berry is also known as the Barbados cherry, Antilles cherry, West Indies cherry or the Puerto Rican cherry. It was first analyzed by researchers in 1945 at the University of Puerto Rico's School of Medicine, and it was found to be very rich in vitamin C. This research inspired the use of the fruit for colds.

One of the richest sources of vitamin C in the world is the acerola. The vitamin C content of the fruit depends on the season, ripeness, location and climate. The fruit contains the highest amount of vitamin C when the fruit is still green, and contains the lowest amount when it is ripe. In the unripe fruit, the vitamin C content can be up to 4.7 grams per 100 grams of fruit and about two grams per 100 grams in ripe fruit. To compare with an orange, another fruit that is known for containing vitamin C, it has about 50 milligrams per 100 grams, which is a significantly lower amount than contained in a green acerola berry. Acerola also contains thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, beta carotene, magnesium, potassium and flavonoids. In addition to its antioxidant properties from vitamin C, it also helps to maintain the skin and supports liver function.

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

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FDA Lets Barley Foods Tout Heart Perks

Labels Can Claim That Barley Lowers Risk of Heart Disease

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

Scientific Studies Which Support Complete Greens®:

·         Goldberg, S.L. The use of water-soluble chlorophyll in oral sepsis. Am J Surg 62:117-123, 1943.

·         Golden, T. and Burke, J.F. Effective management of offensive odors. Gastroenterology 31:260-265, 1956.

·         Gruskin, G. Chlorophyll - Its therapeutic place in acute and suppurative disease. Am J Surg 49:49-54, 1940.

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

What Makes Complete Greens® Unique?

We all know how important it is for our health to consume the proper amount of fruits and vegetables each day, yet a world full of fast food and processed meals have led people to choose less healthy alternatives. This leads to deficiencies of the nutrients that are needed to lead a healthy lifestyle. Poor diets of unhealthy, processed foods, sweets and fats, help set the stage for health risks. 

A vegetable-rich diet is a smart way to start looking, feeling and living better. Complete Greens® offers a diverse range of benefits from green vegetables and natural grass fibers that are low in sodium, fat and calories, contains no cholesterol and are a good source of iron, vitamin C, magnesium, and calcium. Greens helps to maintain a healthy digestive tract, with natural enzymes, and provides nutrients to the body's organs. Adding natural grass juices and other natural vegetables and fruits to your diet regularly, helps provide the body with the means to cleanse itself. Naturally-produced grasses and other fiber-rich greens can enhance diets which may lack the correct amount of fruits and vegetables needed as a part of a daily regimen. 

Market America has made obtaining a healthier diet easier through the use of Complete Greens, which is a unique blend of over 50 natural ingredients that ensure you ingest the vegetables and fruits that you need and allow you to fit them into a demanding lifestyle. The ingredients in Complete Greens have been carefully selected for their efficiency and refined for optimal results. Complete Greens makes it possible for everyone to get the advantage of vegetables in their diets in a convenient manner.

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

Frequently Asked Questions Found In Complete Greens®:

What are phytonutrients and where are they found?

The term phyto originated from a Greek word meaning plant. Phytonutrients are certain organic components of plants that are thought to promote human health. Fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts and teas are rich sources of phytonutrients.

What are the recommended daily amounts of fruits and vegetables?

It is recommended that an individual consuming 2,000 calories per day to include 1 cup (or 2 pieces) of fruit and 1½ cups of vegetables. A diet should include a variety of fruit and vegetables. For example, choose different vegetables several times a week from the vegetable subgroups, which include dark green, orange, legumes and starchy vegetables. 

How is taking fiber beneficial to your health?

Fiber is beneficial because it increases dietary bulk and it makes you feel full faster. In the digestive tract it provides bulk because it holds water, which improves intestinal functions by making it easier to move foods and waste products. Fiber is important for a number of things, including supporting normal bowel movement, normal cholesterol levels and blood sugar levels.

What is the difference between soluble and insoluble fiber?

The fibers found in most foods are generally a mixture of both. Soluble fiber dissolves in water and can be broken down by bacterial enzymes in the body. Soluble fibers bind with fatty acids, and prolong the stomach from emptying so that sugar is released and absorbed slowly. Therefore, soluble fiber supports normal blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels. Insoluble fiber passes through the intestines mostly intact because it does not dissolve in water and is not digested by human produced enzymes. Insoluble fiber moves bulk through the intestines and also helps to balance the pH in the intestines. Consequently, it helps to promote regular bowel movement, remove wastes from the colon in less time and helps to balance pH levels.

What are enzymes needed for?

Our bodies use enzymes for processes such as digestion and regulating hormone production. Enzymes are the catalysts for all metabolic activities in the body, and without them life would not be possible. Our bodies contain thousands of different types of enzymes, but most foods we eat are processed and cooked, which causes them to lose their enzymes. We can obtain natural enzymes from fresh, raw foods like fruits and vegetables like those included in Complete Greens.

What are probiotics?

Probiotics are dietary supplements that most commonly contain lactic acid bacteria or LAB. Probiotics help to form beneficial temporary colonies, which may assist the body in the same functions as the natural flora in the gut, while allowing the natural flora time to recover from depletion. The probiotic strains are then progressively replaced by a naturally developed gut flora. 

How many people do not get the suggested daily amount of fruits and vegetables?

Only one in 10 individuals get the suggested servings of fruits and vegetables each day. This means that about 90 percent of us are not meeting the established vegetable and fruit dietary standards that are suggested for optimal health.

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

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

Primary Benefits of Complete Greens®*:

• Good source of fiber and helps maintain a healthy digestive tract
• Helps individuals receive well-rounded nutrition
• Aids in providing the body with enzymes, nutrients, probiotics and phytonutrients that a vegetable-rich diet offers
• Promotes cleansing of the body
• Helps provide beneficial probiotic activity and natural enzymes
• Boosts energy
• Aids in improving mood
• Helps benefit the body's organs with nutrients
• Promotes healthy functions in the heart, liver, digestive tract and immune system

Key Ingredients Found In Complete Greens®:

Apple Fiber: 353 mg

Apple fiber contributes to a wide array of functions. It can be used to support normal cholesterol levels, maintain healthy blood sugar levels and support healthy blood pressure levels. Apple fiber is most beneficial in supporting normal bowel function. It also cleanses toxic substances from the colon and supports healthy colon function.

Fiber is generally found in the seeds, stems and leaves of plants. Fiber found in foods is usually a mixture of soluble and insoluble fiber. Soluble fiber is dissolvable in water and can be broken down by bacteria enzymes in the digestive tract and insoluble fiber cannot. The fibers found in foods such as apples contain both types of fiber.

Apple fiber helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels. It hinders the absorption of glucose in the bloodstream and may help normalize blood glucose levels by slowing the absorption of dietary sugar. 

The fiber aids in binding certain antioxidant causing compounds in the colon, and helps to speed the removal of toxins from the body. By doing so, apple fiber helps ensure that toxic metals are eliminated from the body system without being absorbed. This cleanses and protects the colon from serious problems. Fiber aids in maintaining normal cholesterol levels.

Soy Lecithin: 549 mg

Soy Lecithin, or phosphatidylcholine, is a phospholipid that supplies an exceptional source of choline that is a major component of cell membranes and is important for cellular repair. It is important because without it, the cell membranes would harden, which would prohibit essential nutrients from entering and leaving the cell. It also acts as an emulsifier to sustain healthy heart function. It is a mixture of neutral and polar lipids that are mainly produced from vegetable sources. Soybean, sunflower and rapeseed are the major plant sources, with soybean being the most common source. 

Soy lecithin's role in the maintenance of cell membranes is essential to all the basic biological processes. These processes consist of information flow that occurs within cells from DNA to RNA proteins, formation of cellular energy, intracellular communication or signal transduction and fluidizing effects on cellular membranes. Soy lecithin is absorbed into the mucosal cells of the small intestine following the digestion by the pancreatic enzyme phospholipase. 

Barley Grass: 98 mg

Barley Grass contains essential vitamins, amino acids, minerals, antioxidants and many other nutrients that the body needs every day to optimize health. It is a rich source of chlorophyll, which is believed to have some health-promoting functions. Some common uses of barley grass are supporting digestive health, detoxifying systems, increasing energy and rejuvenating the skin.

Barley grass contains several additional nutrients that have antioxidant activity.  Surprising amounts of vitamins and minerals are found in the green barley leaves. They have an ability to absorb nutrients from the soil that are necessary for the human diet. Potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, copper, phosphorus, manganese, zinc, beta carotene, folic acid, pantothenic acid and vitamins B1, B2, B6, and C are all nutrients included in the leaves. 

Barley also contains a glucan, which is a fiber that has been found to support healthy cholesterol levels. The root of barley grass contains the alkaloid hordenine, which excites peripheral blood circulation. When digested, the proteins, lipids and carbohydrates in the barley grass are absorbed and metabolized by normal physiological processes.

Barley Malt: 78 mg

Barley malt is made from sprouted barley and is a thick, dark, slow-digesting sweetener. Malting is a process that is applied to barley, as well as other cereal grains, where the grains are made to germinate and then are quickly dried before the plant develops. Barley is the most common malt because of its high enzymes, which convert its starch supply into simple sugars.

Barley malt helps to normalize proper bacterial colonization of the colon, which helps to reduce toxin build up. It supports normal digestion and is used for maintaining normal bowel movement. It also promotes a soothing effect on the digestive tract.

Hawaiian Spirulina Pacifica (HSP): 314 mg

Spirulina is a genus of the phylum Cyanobacteria. It is classified as a blue-green algae or blue-green bacteria. Spirulina is a rich source of protein that also contains chlorophyll, carotenoids, minerals and gamma-linolenic acid (GLA). The spirulina plants are aquatic and grow naturally in lakes that are rich in salt, mainly in Central and South America and in Africa. Those used in supplements are typically grown and harvested in outdoor tanks in California, Hawaii and Asia. 

HSP naturally contains fatty acids, vitamin B12, iron, protein, and essential amino acids that the body cannot produce. It also contains chlorophyll and carotenoids, both of which are known for their antioxidant properties. Spirulina contains high levels of protein and low levels of fat, therefore, the powder made from this alga is often mixed with juice as a supplement to low calorie diets. HSP can also aid in the maintenance of the immune system, mineral absorption improving energy and mood, supporting weight loss and maintaining normal cholesterol levels.

Wheat Grass: 110 mg

Wheat grass is a rich source of chlorophyll, which is believed to have health-promoting activities. Wheat grass is also filled with vitamins, minerals and amino acids that are essential in building and maintaining a healthy immune system. Wheat grass can help to improve natural immunity while increasing stamina and energy.

Wheat Grass is believed to neutralize toxins in the body, which helps the body's immune system to naturally resist illness. It can also stimulate the metabolism, restore alkalinity and neutralize acid production, as well as support digestion, enhance metabolism, increase vigor and assist in the recovery from stress or illness. Wheat grass has been shown to purify the blood, by restoring the blood to a healthy pH balance, which is often too acidic due to diets that containing many processed foods. It also is believed to support red blood cell count, support healthy blood sugar levels and maintain healthy cardiovascular system. 

Alfalfa Grass: 78 mg

Alfalfa is a fiber-rich, perennial herb that grows throughout the world. The leaves of the plant are rich in minerals and nutrients, including calcium, magnesium, potassium and carotene. Because of its generally nutritive value, Alfalfa increases energy to those with vitamin and mineral deficiency or protein energy malnutrition. Alfalfa grass aids in promoting healthy liver function, healthy bowel movement, body and breath odor, and supports the circulatory and respiratory systems. 

Alfalfa alkalizes and detoxifies the body, which has a neutralizing effect on the intestinal tract and assists with digestive problems.

It is also said to support normal blood sugar levels, cholesterol levels and promote pituitary gland function. Alfalfa promotes normal blood clotting because it stimulates the immune system.

Brown Rice Bran: 78 mg

Bran is the hard outer layer of cereal grains that consists of combined aleurone and pericarp. Bran is an essential part of whole grains and is usually produced as a by-product during the milling process in the production of refined grains. Bran is milled from rice and all cereal grains, including maize, oats, millet and wheat. 

Rice Bran contains a variety of antioxidants that pass on valuable effects to human health. The majority of rice bran contains 12-13 percent oil and highly unsaponifiable components. It also contains tocotrienol, gamma-oryzanol and beta-sitosterol. Brown rice bran contains a high level of dietary fibers, both soluble and insoluble, and also ferulic acid.

Bee Pollen: 39 mg

Bee pollen consists of plant pollens gathered by worker bees combined with plant nectar and bee saliva. Pollen includes the male germ seeds of plants, flowers or blossoms on trees. Bee pollen is made up of about 25-30 percent proteins, 30-55 percent carbohydrates, one to 20 percent lipids, along with vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes and trace amounts of other organic substances. 

Common uses of bee pollen include supporting the immune system, combating fatigue and low moods, supporting colon health, supporting memory and supporting healthy respiratory function. Bee pollen is an excellent source of antioxidants, which gives it an immunizing effect. Bee pollen aids in helping the body to recover from exercise by returning breathing and heart rate to normal and improving endurance for repeat exertion.

Acerola Berry Juice: 24 mg

The acerola berry is the fruit of the small tree or bush known as Malphighia glabra. It is native to the Antilles and northern South America. The acerola berry is also known as the Barbados cherry, Antilles cherry, West Indies cherry or the Puerto Rican cherry. It was first analyzed by researchers in 1945 at the University of Puerto Rico's School of Medicine, and it was found to be very rich in vitamin C. This research inspired the use of the fruit for colds.

One of the richest sources of vitamin C in the world is the acerola. The vitamin C content of the fruit depends on the season, ripeness, location and climate. The fruit contains the highest amount of vitamin C when the fruit is still green, and contains the lowest amount when it is ripe. In the unripe fruit, the vitamin C content can be up to 4.7 grams per 100 grams of fruit and about two grams per 100 grams in ripe fruit. To compare with an orange, another fruit that is known for containing vitamin C, it has about 50 milligrams per 100 grams, which is a significantly lower amount than contained in a green acerola berry. Acerola also contains thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, beta carotene, magnesium, potassium and flavonoids. In addition to its antioxidant properties from vitamin C, it also helps to maintain the skin and supports liver function.

In the News:

Making the Most of Eating Green Food

Eating green is easier and tastier than you may think.

5 Foods to Boost Your Health

Get more bang per bite by incorporating these 5 healthy foods into your diet.

Fiber May Cut Heart Risk for Diabetes Patients

Study by Maker of Fiber Supplement Shows Improvement in Cholesterol Levels

FDA Lets Barley Foods Tout Heart Perks

Labels Can Claim That Barley Lowers Risk of Heart Disease

Scientific Studies Which Support Complete Greens®:

·         Goldberg, S.L. The use of water-soluble chlorophyll in oral sepsis. Am J Surg 62:117-123, 1943.

·         Golden, T. and Burke, J.F. Effective management of offensive odors. Gastroenterology 31:260-265, 1956.

·         Gruskin, G. Chlorophyll - Its therapeutic place in acute and suppurative disease. Am J Surg 49:49-54, 1940.

What Makes Complete Greens® Unique?

We all know how important it is for our health to consume the proper amount of fruits and vegetables each day, yet a world full of fast food and processed meals have led people to choose less healthy alternatives. This leads to deficiencies of the nutrients that are needed to lead a healthy lifestyle. Poor diets of unhealthy, processed foods, sweets and fats, help set the stage for health risks. 

A vegetable-rich diet is a smart way to start looking, feeling and living better. Complete Greens® offers a diverse range of benefits from green vegetables and natural grass fibers that are low in sodium, fat and calories, contains no cholesterol and are a good source of iron, vitamin C, magnesium, and calcium. Greens helps to maintain a healthy digestive tract, with natural enzymes, and provides nutrients to the body's organs. Adding natural grass juices and other natural vegetables and fruits to your diet regularly, helps provide the body with the means to cleanse itself. Naturally-produced grasses and other fiber-rich greens can enhance diets which may lack the correct amount of fruits and vegetables needed as a part of a daily regimen. 

Market America has made obtaining a healthier diet easier through the use of Complete Greens, which is a unique blend of over 50 natural ingredients that ensure you ingest the vegetables and fruits that you need and allow you to fit them into a demanding lifestyle. The ingredients in Complete Greens have been carefully selected for their efficiency and refined for optimal results. Complete Greens makes it possible for everyone to get the advantage of vegetables in their diets in a convenient manner.

Frequently Asked Questions Found In Complete Greens®:

What are phytonutrients and where are they found?

The term phyto originated from a Greek word meaning plant. Phytonutrients are certain organic components of plants that are thought to promote human health. Fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts and teas are rich sources of phytonutrients.

What are the recommended daily amounts of fruits and vegetables?

It is recommended that an individual consuming 2,000 calories per day to include 1 cup (or 2 pieces) of fruit and 1½ cups of vegetables. A diet should include a variety of fruit and vegetables. For example, choose different vegetables several times a week from the vegetable subgroups, which include dark green, orange, legumes and starchy vegetables. 

How is taking fiber beneficial to your health?

Fiber is beneficial because it increases dietary bulk and it makes you feel full faster. In the digestive tract it provides bulk because it holds water, which improves intestinal functions by making it easier to move foods and waste products. Fiber is important for a number of things, including supporting normal bowel movement, normal cholesterol levels and blood sugar levels.

What is the difference between soluble and insoluble fiber?

The fibers found in most foods are generally a mixture of both. Soluble fiber dissolves in water and can be broken down by bacterial enzymes in the body. Soluble fibers bind with fatty acids, and prolong the stomach from emptying so that sugar is released and absorbed slowly. Therefore, soluble fiber supports normal blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels. Insoluble fiber passes through the intestines mostly intact because it does not dissolve in water and is not digested by human produced enzymes. Insoluble fiber moves bulk through the intestines and also helps to balance the pH in the intestines. Consequently, it helps to promote regular bowel movement, remove wastes from the colon in less time and helps to balance pH levels.

What are enzymes needed for?

Our bodies use enzymes for processes such as digestion and regulating hormone production. Enzymes are the catalysts for all metabolic activities in the body, and without them life would not be possible. Our bodies contain thousands of different types of enzymes, but most foods we eat are processed and cooked, which causes them to lose their enzymes. We can obtain natural enzymes from fresh, raw foods like fruits and vegetables like those included in Complete Greens.

What are probiotics?

Probiotics are dietary supplements that most commonly contain lactic acid bacteria or LAB. Probiotics help to form beneficial temporary colonies, which may assist the body in the same functions as the natural flora in the gut, while allowing the natural flora time to recover from depletion. The probiotic strains are then progressively replaced by a naturally developed gut flora. 

How many people do not get the suggested daily amount of fruits and vegetables?

Only one in 10 individuals get the suggested servings of fruits and vegetables each day. This means that about 90 percent of us are not meeting the established vegetable and fruit dietary standards that are suggested for optimal health.

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