Greens and Whole Food Powder Review – Updated

My fridge is NOT always full of leafy greens, fruits and veggies and my juicer and blender are NOT prominently displayed on the counter. If you are like me, I want to make life easy but still keep up with health habits. That’s why drinking green and whole food powder is a tool to help you stay successful in the long run!

Green and whole food powders are one of the easiest ways to add nutrient-dense foods to your daily life and establish a solid foundation for well-being. They contain a variety of nutrients such as carotenoids, anti-oxidants, amino acids, enzymes, fiber, vitamin and minerals from plans – all which may have some healthful benefits. Chlorella, another ingredient found in green powders may help lower your cholesterol. Other ingredients found in green powders are leafy greens, grasses, herbs, mushrooms, extra fiber and nutritional extracts like green tea. Additionally, probiotics added to greens powders may support immune function and digestive health.

While not meant to be a substitute for whole vegetables, these powders may help increase energy levels, detoxify the body, improve digestion, alkalinize the body and provide antioxidants to improve overall health and well-being.

It’s a perfect way to kick your health into gear this spring.

There are many fabulous ways to get nourishing, plant-based foods into your diet. But how do you know which green and whole food powder is the best? Greens powders have been tested in a few small studies, but results can vary by brand and supplement formulation. We have uncovered the brands that have been tested by a third-party lab to ensure quality, no heavy metal contamination (an unfortunate thing to consider) and label accuracy.

Of the many green and whole food powders tests, there was ONE that contained more than the acceptable amounts of lead. Whatever you do, do NOT buy Naturao Science Green Food – Berry Flavored.  The amount of lead found is considerably higher than what is safe and should require a warning label on the product.

Now that the “bad” green powder is out, let’s get going with the good! Our top picks for Green and Whole Food Powders are: