Genesis | Greens Superfood

Based on customer feedback, the most common things people notice after they start taking Genesis are…

• More energy
• More focus
• Better mood
• Increased sense of overall well-being
• Clearer and faster thinking
• Increased sex drive

And some people report better performance in their workouts as well.

Let’s also not forget that Genesis can confer quite a few benefits that you won’t necessarily feel.

For example, if your blood flow and cholesterol profile improves, your risk of heart disease can drop significantly, but you may or may not notice it.

Another example is boosting your immune system. You may not notice anything change in your day-to-day living, but you’ll be much more resistant to sickness.

Most people notice changes within just the first few days of starting to take it.

Absolutely.

Genesis is not meant to replace healthy eating but supplement it.

In fact, if your budget forces you to choose between eating adequate nutritious foods and taking Genesis, we would recommend the nutritious foods every time.

That said, if you can afford both healthy eating and supplementation, that’s where Genesis comes in.

And that’s why it isn’t just another blend of fruit and vegetable powders (we feel we should simply eat fruits and vegetables instead of relying mainly on supplements).

That’s why, in addition to the greens, we chose a unique combination of “superfoods,” adaptogens, herbs, and other phytonutrients that you aren’t likely to get from your diet, like spirulina, reishi mushroom, maca, and dong quai.

These “extra” ingredients are what really set Genesis apart from other greens supplements, and are what confer a variety of health benefits that you won’t get from others including increased immunity, heart and circulatory health, energy levels, libido, mood, overall well-being, and more.

Between 2 and 3.

(This is determined by calculating the vegetable equivalent of the ingredients found in Genesis. However, this is just an estimate as these ingredients are not common in your typical, everyday diet.)

We chose 2 to 3 servings of vegetables per serving of Genesis because research suggests that most of the health benefits associated with eating vegetables are seen in the range of 1 to 5 servings per day. [1]

Let’s also not forget that Genesis isn’t meant to replace vegetables in your diet. Just supplement them.

More importantly, though, is limiting the amount of vegetable powder in Genesis allowed us to include many other ingredients that you don’t normally see in greens supplements that will benefit you far more than more powdered veggies.

Probiotics are live bacteria and yeasts found naturally in your body that support gut function and health.

Many types of bacteria are classified as probiotics, but most fall into one of two groups:

1. Lactobacillus

   These are found in the digestive, urinary, and genital systems as well as yogurt and other fermented foods.

2. Bifidobacteria

   These are found in the intestines as well as some dairy products.

Scientists are still investigating how probiotics work, but research suggests that probiotic supplementation can be beneficial for people with certain conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, and colic, and for the prevention of infectious- and antibiotic-related diarrhea. [1]

That’s not how probiotics are pitched by many greens supplement sellers, though.

Instead, we’re told probiotic supplementation can benefit everyone in a number of ways, including boosting the immune system, improving digestion and gut health, enhancing mood and weight loss, and more.

Such claims are controversial, unsubstantiated, and, quite frankly, misleading.

While there’s preliminary evidence that probiotic supplements may be an “all-around good thing for everyone,” no studies have confirmed these theories yet. [2][3][4]

In other words, we don’t know how many of these bacteria work just yet and whether they can indeed increase health and well-being in otherwise healthy people, and it’s disingenuous to say otherwise.

As if all of that weren’t enough, there’s another major hurdle to clear with probiotic supplementation: If the bacteria isn’t prepared and stored properly, it dies.

For example . . .

• Overheating probiotics kills them[5]

• Freeze-drying can kill them[6]

• If the wrong delivery system is used, the bacteria die in the stomach before ever reaching the small intestine[7]

So, while probiotic research is an emerging field worth watching and we look forward to learning more, we don’t believe the strains commonly available for inclusion in a greens supplement are worth it.

Prebiotics (also known as soluble fiber) are an indigestible carbohydrate in plant foods, including various fruits, vegetables, and certain grains.

When eaten, prebiotics are fermented in the colon, promoting the growth and activity of “good” gut bacteria that are vital to our overall health and well-being.

Prebiotic intake is one of the reasons why it’s important to eat six to eight servings of fruits and vegetables per day, and why regular consumption of oats has been associated with a reduced risk of various types of disease. [1][2]

The American Dietetic Association recommends 14 grams of fiber per 1,000 calories but doesn’t distinguish between soluble and insoluble fiber. [3] That said, research shows that 2 to 10 grams of soluble fiber per day can improve the cholesterol profile, suggesting this may also be a generally sufficient amount. [4]

To eat up to 10 grams of soluble fiber per day (or more, which may or may not confer additional health benefits), you need to eat a well-balanced diet that includes plenty of plant-based foods, like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.

For example, a medium-sized apple contains 1 gram of soluble fiber, a cup of dry oatmeal contains 4 grams, a cup of cooked Brussels sprouts also contains about 4 grams, a banana contains about 0.7 grams, and a cup of green beans contains 1 gram.

Thus, generally speaking, supplementation with prebiotics only makes sense if, for whatever reason, you can’t get enough fiber through your diet.

There’s evidence that supplementation with prebiotics can help people with imbalanced gut flora, but that doesn’t mean it can also help people with healthy guts and nutritious diets.[5]

So, if you don’t have gastrointestinal problems and eat several servings of fruits and vegetables every day, there’s currently no good reason for you to supplement with prebiotics.

Yes.

This question brings up a failing of many greens supplements.

Namely, despite having many whole-food ingredients, they’re often woefully low in certain essential micronutrients, unjustifiably high in some, and missing others altogether.

Furthermore, many greens supplements don’t include anything additional that is likely to provide significant benefits, and if they do, dosages are too small to be effective.

What you have in these supplements, then, is little more than an imbalanced, poorly formulated whole-food multivitamin.

It’s better than nothing, of course, but it can be done far better.

Well, Genesis is different.

It’s not meant to be used as or to replace a multivitamin.

In fact, we recommend that you stack it with our multivitamin Triumph for the most comprehensive spectrum of healthful nutrients and molecules that you’ll find in any two supplements.

You can certainly find cheaper greens supplements, but what are you getting for your money?

Go take a look at the supplement fact panels of our competitors and chances are you’ll find several things:

1. They hide ingredient dosages behind “proprietary blends,” which means they don’t want you to know what you’re buying.
2. High-quality ingredients are included in small (and sometimes miniscule) dosages that are far below the clinically effective level.
3. There are ingredients with little or no scientific evidence proving their effectiveness.

Genesis is different.

It’s formulation is 100% transparent, which means you know exactly what you’re getting for your money, and each ingredient is included at its clinically effective dosage, which means you can see real improvements in your health and vitality.

Genesis is also naturally sweetened and flavored and has no artificial food dyes or unnecessary fillers, which helps you limit your exposure to these chemicals.

You’ll know Genesis is a real product by the results.

The most common things we hear from customers are more energy, more focus, better mood, increased sense of overall well-being, clearer and faster thinking, and more sex drive.

You can also rest easy knowing that all of our products are manufactured here in the USA in a cGMP and NSF-certified facility (one of the largest and most respected manufacturers in the business, actually).

We pay a premium for this but do it because it’s the only way we can really know what we’re getting and offering to you.

No.

I know...not the answer you were hoping for, but Genesis is not meant to replace vegetables in your diet.

The reason for this is simple:

Vegetables contain more than just essential vitamins and minerals--they also contain other types of phytonutrients that you simply can’t get from a supplement.

That’s why Genesis is meant to supplement your diet and plug any micronutritional “holes” that might exist, as well as provide you with several healthful foods that most people don’t get in their diets.

Yes.

The fruits, vegetables, herbs, and other plants provided by some suppliers can have dangerously high levels of toxins like arsenic, mercury, lead, and cadmium.

This is why we are very particular with the vendors we work with and why every batch of Genesis we run is tested for a wide variety of contaminants including arsenic, mercury, lead, cadmium, mold, and harmful bacteria.

If you’re worried that Genesis tastes like other greens supplements that you’ve tried, we understand.

When we first started working on this formulation, we ordered the top 20 best selling greens supplements on Amazon and, quite frankly, were disgusted.

In some cases, we couldn’t even get down a 10-ounce glass because it was like drinking lawn clippings and dirt.

Well, we worked hard to make Genesis taste as good as possible in just water, because we didn’t want people to have to “waste” calories on mixing it with fruit juice just to make it palatable.

It took us nearly three months to finally approve the flavor system, which has a vanilla base.

Hence, Genesis tastes like a lightly sweetened greens smoothie with vanilla extract.

Overall, customer response to the taste has been positive.

Like us, most Genesis users hated the taste of their previous greens supplements and had to use juices, sweeteners, and/or fruit to mask their bitter, unappetizing wallop.

Well, these people have found that Genesis is quite an upgrade because it can be enjoyed in just water, and it tastes quite good when mixed with a protein shake or smoothie.

That said, many of our customers haven’t tried other greens supplements and have no idea what to expect.

And some of them are turned off by the taste of Genesis because they’re comparing it to other supplements like protein powder and pre-workout that can be downright delicious.

Ultimately, you’ll have to see how Genesis fares on your tongue.

If you’re like most people, you’ll find it perfectly agreeable, if not enjoyable (and especially if you combine it with vanilla protein powder!).

It you don’t, though, you can always take us up on our IT’S-ON-US-GUARANTEE:

(If you order any of our supplements for the first time and don’t like it, you can keep it. Just notify us and we’ll give you a full refund on the spot. No complicated forms and no return necessary.)

You don’t need to be worried! The product is perfectly safe. :)

That label is there because of California's Proposition 65 requirements. This is a law that requires products to have a warning label if they contain any of 900 chemicals (even in trace amounts).

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) already set safe levels for these chemicals, but Prop 65 goes beyond those requirements.

For example, their requirements for lead (0.5 PPM) are FAR below federal standards (10 PPM). In fact, many foods have higher natural lead content than Prop 65 regulations—just two servings of tuna per day puts[1] you well over the limit. So, just because a product bears the Prop 65 label doesn’t mean it’s dangerous.

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