Nu U Nutrition - Greens Powder 300g - 17 Superfood Ingredients - 60 Servings - Unflavoured, Unsweetened - Ultimate Greens Blend with Maca, Beetroot & Inulin - 100% Vegan - Made in the UK

So far so good. Powder blends easily in a vortex mixer with soft water and tastes as I would expect earthy and grassy - must be going good ! This product will certainly be high in natural fibres which I believe are the food source for your gut biome (the good bacteria) so by this rationale the powder should act as an effective pre-biotic (the stuff that feeds your good gut bacteria to keep it healthy). This is certainly a bonus on top of the nutrients, vitamins and enzymes coming from the 17 botanical ingredients. Also excellent value for money compared to other similar green powders that are essentially the same but twice the price. Will buy this again . Good to support an excellent UK based supplements company who offer a great product range at reasonable prices and donate some of their profits to a children and young person’s charity. Give them a go .

I have been taking this now for a few years most days to try and help my digestion and improve my skin. I think it has made a real difference. I'm not great at having fruit and veg maybe only have 2 a day so knowing I am getting some goodness from this is reassuring! My skin has definitely improved dramatically since taking it. I have it with a small amount of orange juice each morning, sometimes with some ice in and it's lovely. Highly recommend! Great ingredients!

i have ARFID and my diet lacks greens completely so i figured i'd give this a go. i've only been using this for about 2 weeks but i've already experienced changes. before i get into that i want to mention that there IS a scoop included. its just buried at the bottom of the tub, saw a few reviews saying there wasn't one but there is. some of the positive changes i've noticed so far: + haven't had a breakout yet, usually get 1 a week. + definitely feeling more energized and motivated. + muscle soreness and general fatigue the day after working out is not as intense. + number 2's are a lot faster coming out. don't want to get into TMI territory but yep. 2 negatives though, one of them was temporary but worth mentioning: - constantly farting during the first 2 days of use. it was pretty bad but after 2 days it settled down. - the taste is actually awful. the reviews aren't exaggerating. it just tastes as if you threw every vegetable in existence into a blender and drank it. first time i drank it, it almost instantly came back up even with my nose pinched. to alleviate this i mix it with some blackcurrant juice which is the only juice i have thats strong enough to mask a lot of the taste. it still tastes awful but its at least manageable.

Seems to be a really good product at an affordable price

The products of this company have a good price-quality ratio, are you sure? In a mixture of 17 extracts 300g, I have doubts about 5 products. A better solution is to buy each product separately, but the highest quality, so next time I will do it. 1/3 of the content is inulin, i.e. 100g worth about £1.20. Another spirulina product at the same price - thanks to these 2 ingredients for £1.80x3 we already have half product content, i.e. 150g. The most valuable one that you can buy separately is spirulina blu 100g/£30. Then cheap chlorella vulgaris, which won't hurt but won't help either. The only valuable health one is chlorella pyrenoidosa (sorokiniana) from Taiwan at the price of 100g / £ 10. It chelates heavy metals and cleanses the body and can even help people with asthma. Barley Grass Powder 18g / 0.36£ and Wheatgrass Powder 18g / 0.36£ are ground dried grass and are only suitable for watering flowers because the manufacturer would surely write that it is dried grass juice and not dried grass. Even an organic lettering won't help. Why don't people eat grass? This applies to all distributors of such a product. Humans don't have an enzyme called cellulase that digests the cellulose in the grass, if we don't digest it the sharp parts go into our intestines and we have our intestines cut into pieces and we can even get ulcers. The only solution is to buy barley grass juice or wheatgrass powder. It must be dried juice at a price of around £20/100 g where 1 teaspoon = 1 kg of organic vegetables. Flaxseed powder - after grinding, it loses its healing properties and it is better to buy grains and grind yourself. Alfaalfa I would consume as tea or drops. Other ground vegetables are valuable but how many are in the package? 6g each. I do not recommend mixtures from manufacturers because I can't afford cheap things.

I have been using this for 2 weeks now and starting to see a difference in bloatedness and increase in energy. I normally have it in the morning or just before tea. Initially it upset my stomach but now it's OK. I researched the best quantieis and use the heaped serving spoon it comes with and 250ml of water mixed with a splash of apple juice. The apple juice just makes it taste thar bit better. Just with water it harder to swallow! I give it a good mix with a mini whisk and it's fine. this product is so far so good.

As someone who tries to follow an alkaline diet, I've been taking another green powder supplement (the one featured on Dragon's Den) for about a year and although I liked the taste of it, I wasn't so happy about the inclusion of some acidic fruits. I decided to try this one instead as it's purely alkaline (and also better value). Having a sweet tooth I was a bit concerned about the taste after reading some of the other reviews but a few drops of my trusty liquid stevia and I thoroughly enjoyed it. (Stevia is also alkaline and I add when I bake, make smoothies etc. - I couldn't enjoy half the things I eat/drink without it). So with stevia it's 5 stars from me - I haven't tried it without but I'd probably have had to force it down and this review may have been very different!

This product is falsely advertised as gluten free. I'm a Coeliac and have Ulcerative Colitis. I purchased this product, going by the allergen section. However, when it arrived, nowhere on the packaging does it state gluten free but that is specifically contains wheat and barley. If I hadn't double checked before using, I would have ended up in hospital. This advertising needs to change before someone gets seriously ill. One positive, when I raised the issue I received a refund straight away. Much appreciated. No message of apology, or reassurance the advert would change, however.