Vitamineral Green vs. Pure Synergy
November 27, 2009 - 9:11am
Any votes on the best superfood to add to the water we drink?
November 27, 2009 - 3:18pm
#1
I don't call anything dried a superfood.
November 28, 2009 - 5:49am
#2
Pure Synergy—The Standard for Supergreen Formulas
Synergy concentrates the world’s healthiest plant nutrients. Available in capsules or powder.
Over 60 organic ingredients harvested and freeze-dried at their peak of nutritional value.
Enzymatically active Algae, Phytonutrients, Chinese Mushrooms and Herbal Extracts, Green Juices, Western Herbs, Natural Antioxidants, and other naturally occurring food co-factors.
The perfect plant-based formula to complement our animal superfoods.
Vacuum-sealed in amber glass to preserve freshness, purity and bioactivity.
The standard by which all other green superfood formulas are measured.
VitaMineral Green
Vitamineral Green, from HealthForce Nutritionals, is a unique and extremely potent combination of nature's most deeply nourishing, cleansing, and rebuilding superfoods.
Vitamineral Green makes Isolated/Synthetic Nutrients, Multi-Vitamin/Mineral products, Calcium supplements, and Colloidal Mineral supplements OBSOLETE!
Supports healthy bones, regular bowel movements, cleanses and nourishes the blood, colon, liver and kidneys, plus more!
The most comprehensive nutritional product ever offered!
2 tablespoons Provides: (100% Absorbable Organic Food Nutrients)
300% Daily Vitamin B12
100% Daily Calcium
100% Daily Iron
3.2 billion Probiotic Cells
Only 1.6 grams of fat
I just quickly googled searched each one, I have not tried ethier, however from reading these I would say that I would be more eager to try vitamineral green. Just looking over the ingrediants and reading a little bit about it gives me the impression that it would provide a lot of nutrients that you might not be getting from the rest of your diet. Thats just my opinion though, since ive never tried ethier one. Good luck!
December 5, 2009 - 1:01pm
#3
never tried synergy. i do like vitamineral green. i don't add it to water, i add it to smoothies and other foods. i use it most when traveling.
