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The idea is simple.
Walk out to your garden. Pick a red, ripe tomato, rinse it off, and take a big bite, juice dripping down your arm. It tastes so good, and it is so good. Now do that—again and again—several times a day, for the rest of your life.
Nothing to it. If only you had a garden. And knew a thing or two about growing a red, ripe tomato. Year-round.
Now imagine that you don’t need that garden—or the tomato plant for that matter. And imagine that you can get the full nutritional benefit of that tomato—and another 70 vegetables, fruits, seeds, sprouts and nuts—by adding a delicious powder to a clear glass of water You’d be well on your way to getting your full daily requirement of fruits and veggies—that’s as many as nine servings a day according to many doctors—all in a single, great-tasting supplement. You’d maybe miss out on the juice dripping down your arm, but you’d immediately have a more wholesome diet than you had ever had in your life.
Goodness. That’s the simple idea behind Nuriche.
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So much can be said about the historical benefits of the plants that are in this wonderful drink. (Acai, Aloe Vera, Pau D'Arco, Sea Vegetation and more)
The body understands natural food. Liquid nutrition can have an absorption rate as high as 98%, compared to some Vitamin Pills that can be as low as 2%!
Children and adults alike savor the sweet berry taste of NUTRAEARTH, which does not include ANY artificial sweetners.
I drink it, my 82 yr old mother drinks it, my 2 yr old grandson drinks it as well as my daughter who runs after him all day.
This stuff is great. An ounce or two a day and you will feel a difference in your life. My kids love it as much as kool aid.
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