Green Magic 180g

Part of Green Magic’s strength is that it contains 16 different ingredients that work together to contribute toward health. We only need a very small amount of some of these trace minerals and vitamins but if you don’t eat the right food, you can miss out on them. Green Magic can help plug the gaps each day.

Our body has thousands of micro-processes that are essential to keeping us alive and well. The body will scavenge food sources to access the nutrients it needs and will prioritise fuelling these micro-processes over other activities. So, if you don’t have the energy to go to the gym or take the dog for a walk, chances are that your reserves have been directed to the essential things first. Green Magic helps feed the body the super fuel it needs.

Eating chlorella (protein-rich algae) or powdered Jerusalem Artichoke (great for your gut health) on their own may taste awful but part of Green Magic’s charm is its blend. This ensures no one ingredient dominates the taste profile and gives it a mild flavour. It can happily be blended into drinks, sprinkled onto foods and stirred in to all sorts of dishes.

Green Magic is made entirely of plants from land and sea. It’s well suited to vegans and others following a restricted diet as it contains many essential trace minerals and is packed with natural proteins.

Eating a wide variety of high fibre foods is key to gut health. The stomach struggles to process these but special gut bacteria work hard to tackle fibre. By doing so, it promotes the growth of good gut flora. Green Magic contains excellent sources of fibre including Jerusalem Artichoke, Kelp and Rice Kernel Membrane plus two lactose-free probiotics.

A food’s antioxidant load is measured in ORACs (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity). This is a good guide to a food’s nutritional power as foods with a high ORAC value neutralise more harmful free radicals that can cause cell damage. The UK’s FSA 5-a-day campaign can be approximated to 3500 ORACs while a single teaspoon of Green Magic delivers around 2000 ORACS.

Antioxidant-rich foods and supplements can help balance the immune system. Many fruits and vegetable are packed full of carotenoids and flavonoids; types of antioxidants that can positively stimulate an immune response. Eating a colourful and varied diet of fresh foods can help contribute to immune system health. Topping up with supplements can help plug nutrition gaps.