WHOLE-FOOD GREENS

Seven plants.

One teaspoon.

A professional-grade powder built from seven organic greens — barley grass, oat grass, kale, chlorella, alfalfa, cilantro, and spinach. Not a multivitamin pretending to be food. Real plants in a form you can actually absorb.

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PROFESSIONAL GRADE · 10 OZ POWDER · ORGANIC GREENS · CHLORELLA · CILANTRO

Premium Greens bottle
ORGANIC
7 whole-plant ingredients

Food first. Period.

Barley grass, oat grass, kale, chlorella, alfalfa, cilantro, and spinach — sourced organic and processed whole. Chlorophyll, fiber, and phytonutrients from the plant, not isolated in a lab.

DETOX SUPPORT
2 binders in the blend

Chlorella + cilantro, together.

Chlorella's broken cell wall binds to metals and metabolic waste in the gut. Cilantro supports the body's own detoxification enzymes. Pairing them is a standard move in functional-medicine protocols.

DAILY DOSE
1 teaspoon in water or a smoothie

Low effort. High density.

Mix one teaspoon into cold water or a smoothie once a day. Small enough to actually keep using, dense enough to make a real contribution to the produce side of your day.

MAY BENEFIT

Nutrition is
whole-plant chemistry.

01
Immune maintenance
Chlorella and barley grass contribute beta-glucans and phytonutrients tied to immune cell activity.
02
Daily greens gap
A teaspoon covers the produce most people miss on their busiest days — without a blender.
03
Detox pathway support
Chlorella binds in the gut while cilantro supports the liver's conjugation enzymes.
04
Gut fiber
Whole-plant cell-wall fiber feeds the commensal bacteria that make short-chain fatty acids.
05
Alkalizing minerals
Green-leaf minerals and chlorophyll buffer the acid load of a protein-heavy diet.
06
Phytonutrient density
Carotenoids, flavonoids, and polyphenols deliver antioxidant activity no multivitamin replicates.

Formula

Seven organic greens. Nothing else.

KEY INGREDIENTS

Organic Barley Grass
Hordeum vulgare
Organic Oat Grass
Avena sativa
Organic Kale
leaf
Organic Chlorella (whole; broken cell wall) (Chlorella sorokiniana)
Organic Alfalfa (herb) (Medicago sativa)
Organic Cilantro (leaf) (Coriandrum sativum)
Organic Spinach (leaf) (Spinacia oleracea)

OTHER INGREDIENTS

DIRECTIONS

Adults: Take 1 teaspoon daily mixed in water or your favorite smoothie blend.

Premium Greens supplement facts
MAY BENEFIT:
Immune System
Diet & Nutrition
Detoxification
Gut Health

Questions

Frequently asked.

How is this different from a typical greens powder?
Most greens powders are long ingredient lists padded with fruit sugars, fiber fillers, probiotic blends, and flavor masking. Premium Greens is seven organic whole-plant greens with no added fruit, fillers, or sweeteners. It reads like food because it is food.
Who is it designed for?
Adults who want a reliable daily contribution of dark leafy greens and chlorella without planning a meal around it. It is well suited to detoxification protocols, athletes, and anyone whose produce intake drops during busy stretches — used as a baseline, not a replacement for vegetables.
How do I take it?
One teaspoon daily mixed into water or a smoothie. Starting with a half teaspoon for the first week is reasonable if you are new to concentrated chlorella — some people notice a stronger detox response when they ramp slowly.
Does it taste like grass?
It tastes like concentrated greens — mild, earthy, not sweetened. In water it is forward; in a smoothie with berries or citrus it disappears into the drink.
Is it safe during pregnancy?
Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or managing a medical condition. Chlorella in particular can affect mineral binding and clotting-related nutrients, so individualized guidance matters.
How should I store it?
Keep the jar tightly closed in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Green powders are sensitive to light and moisture — good storage protects the chlorophyll and active phytonutrients.

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