Originally published August 20 2007
Product Review: New natural health products
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
Here's a summary of some new and exciting health products you need to know about. I'm using and enjoying each of the products mentioned here, and I openly recommend them to others. No one has paid to be listed here, and I earn nothing from the sale of these products. Each listing here is based entirely on merit:
Sprayable vitamins get absorbed almost instantly!
Good Health Naturally has introduced a wonderful new product called Maxi Focus. It's a sprayable vitamin and mineral formula that's very nutrient dense and goes to work right away when you spray it in your mouth. It's designed specifically to support eye health, but the truth is that it also supports the entire nervous system, cardiovascular health, digestive health and much more. Check it out at www.GoodHealthUsa.com
I've been looking for a quality sprayable vitamin product for a long time, and this is it! I like this spray because it avoid all the fillers and excipients used in vitamin pills and capsules, meaning it gets digested almost instantly (there's no bulk or fiber to have to break apart). The same company also has a product called New Focus that I also recommend. Loaded with zeaxanthin, bilberry and ginkgo, it's a super nervous system protector and enhancer. (It also happens to put antioxidants into your skin that help protect you from sunburn.) It's outstanding for eye health and has numerous other benefits.
Juvo raw meal now available in 21 oz. containers
The Juvo Natural Raw Meal product (www.GoJuvo.com) is now available in a more affordable 21-oz. canister. In the world of underground cures, Juvo is known as the anti-cancer meal that actually tastes good. It's based on brown rice, exotic grains and a long list of medicinal herbs, vegetables and superfoods (including microalgae and sea vegetables). The Juvo company has the ratio of ingredients down to an art, making sure you get a little of each nutrient while still keeping the taste very smooth and enticing.
There are a hundred ways to use the Juvo powder. I often blend it into a smoothie (it goes great with a chocolate avocado smoothie) or stir it into almond milk when I'm eating granola. This is truly medicinal food. It's not a protein supplement, nor a green foods supplement, it's actually a meal. You can literally just add water, stir, and eat it plain (it's that good).
Radical new protein powder with herbs and superfoods
Epiphany Life Source Creations has introduced a new, whole food protein powder that just blows away most of the protein products on the market. Based on hemp protein, it also contains mesquite pods, maca root, chocolate powder, iporuru (a rainforest herb), goji berry and purple corn extract. Unfortunately, it also contains a bit of kola nut powder, which I'm not too fond of due to the natural caffeine in the kola nut, but it's probably not so much that most people would even notice it.
The hemp protein base makes it a fantastic choice for those wanting to ingest a quality protein source from sustainable food sources, and the supporting herbs helps stabilize blood sugar, boost performance and provide workout energy and endurance. It's a great combination of ingredients. No sweeteners, either. So you'll need to add your own raw honey, stevia, agave nectar or whatever else you want to use. Be warned, their website (http://www.epiphanycreations.com/main.html) is annoyingly Flashified and backed by a rave beat track. The product looks fantastic, however, and you can get it on their site.
Freeze-dried mangosteen
Trader Joe's is now offering some phenomenal new healthy products I encourage you to check out. The next time you shop there (if you're near such a store in the U.S.), check out their freeze fried Mangosteen. It's unsweetened and unsulfured. Just pure, freeze-fried mangosteen fruit, which is extremely high in xanthones (natural plant-based medicines).
Trade Joe's is also now offering freeze-dried rambutan (yum!) and dried lychee fruit (also yum, but not as much yum as the fresh lychee fruit). They also have a new cashew nut mix called Capitola Cashew which is tasty and not too sweet or salty. It's not organic or raw, but if you're looking for a new taste sensation while eating a relatively healthy snack, this is a great way to go!
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