Organic Greens Good or Bad

Nutrition is important. Nutrition is where it’s all at. Proper nutrition insures our overall health. If we're eating all the right foods but our bodies cannot absorb the nutrients we're giving it, we're literally starving ourselves to death. If our "gut" does not contain the proper proportion of "good" enzymes to digest our food and insure we get the nutrition we need, we'll become sickly and die.

Proper nutrition in this day and age of GMOs and widespread air, water and land pollution is tricky at best. Just in my lifetime we have gone from a near pristine world to one where pollution runs rampant, even reaching the top of Mount Everest as far back as the 1950’s. See my article “Enzymes, An Introduction”.

To further compound and cloud the issue, massive amounts of antibacterial and anti-microbial agents are used in growing all our major food animals; i.e., cattle, pigs and chickens. These add directly to the effects of the widespread pollution by two factors. First, helping to create highly resistant variants of diseases and second by killing off the good bacteria in our guts. The flora and fauna (enzymes) we need for good digestion and good health.

Finally, all the good health and good nutrition and exquisite flavorings in the world will not make you healthy if your body cannot use the nutrients you are feeding it. Good digestion is the basis for good health. Without good digestion most of the nutrients in your body are going to waste – you might as well have a gigantic tapeworm siphoning off your food. In order to enhance your digestion you should also be using, at least periodically, a proven organic greens product as a digestive aid, one such as Bio 88+ (Plus).

“Greens” products are designed to assist our bodies in proper digestion of foods, thus ensuring proper nutrition and resultant good health. There are many greens products available, and a quickie cost comparison on four of the leading greens products are available by clicking on the link provided here.

You will learn, with a bit of research into the matter, that greens come in several forms. Bio 88+ (Plus) is in a “honey-like” state, even though there is no honey, only maple sugar (in syrup form), used in its manufacture. Other greens products come in tablet, capsule, powder and liquid form. So which of these forms is better. Let’s do a brief comparison.

Tablets may travel better and be less prone to spoilage, but they are also the most difficult to absorb into the body.

Capsules seem to travel and store about as well as tablets unless they are liquid contents, and they are a little more effective in helping the body. Liquid capsules would be significantly more effective than dry content capsules.

Powders are right up there with tablets and capsules for travel and shelf life, and would be about as effective as dry capsules.

Liquid capsules would be the most effective of these forms.

Liquid form is the most useful to our bodies, being about 85% immediately absorbable and usable as a nutritional and dietary aid.

So we come to Bio 88+ (Plus), which is in a “honey-like state”. Exactly how does this fit in? Well, Bio 88+ (Plus) has been double-fermented, breaking down its cell walls and thus allowing all the nutritional values of the foods it has been created from to be instantly absorbable into our bodies and used for nutrition and health and well being.

In my next essay, What Are The Benefits Of Fermented Greens, I will go in detail into the fermentation process behind Bio 88+ (Plus) and exactly what this means to nutrition and good health.

Disclaimer: This article in no way should be taken as “medical advice” on any product, condition or course of action, nor does it constitute in any way “medical advice” endorsing any specific product, specific result, nor any possible cure for any condition or problem. This article is meant as a source of information upon which you may base your decision as to whether or not you should begin using any vitamin and mineral supplement for better health, or begin using a “greens” product as a dietary supplement. 

If in doubt, or if you have questions, you should consult your physician and, if possible, consult a second physician for a possible different opinion. The author does not bear any responsibility for your decisions nor for the outcome of your actions based upon those decisions.