Wellness

[Sapphiregal]

To those who take this supplement, do you feel it really helps? I am such a skeptic of products like this and given the cost and membership they try to lure you into, I am reluctant to try. However, if it really is as good as they say, I would give it a try. 

[sunsetbeach]

I would never fall into the trap of these commercials.   The only supplements I take are Andrew Lessman's.  I trust him, but not the ones you're speaking of.  These companies are all about the money, not your health.  Unfortunately, people are always willing to say and do anything for a buck.

[Desertdi]

READ Dr. Douglas Howard (founder) biography, and judge for yourself.

[Still Raining]

Much more fun, and cheaper, would a count the red and green servings every day contest.  See how high you can go!  Don't fall for a scam!

[Shelbelle]

Dr Dubrow has very similar item on SHQ for less money, especially when they offer coupon deals

[Regal Bee]

@Sapphiregal  I'm not trying any product that is not completely upfront about the costs. Just don't trust this.

[ellaphant]

I take a few vitamins but they is no scientific evidence  they

are beneficial. 

Andrew L. talks and talks a good game.

[AngelPuppy1]

No, definitely not.  It's pretty expensive as well.  I eat plenty of fruits every day.  I don't eat as many vegetables but I try.  I'm not looking to take even more pills, even if they are supposed to be just dehydrated fruits and vegetables basically.  I believe in getting the most of my goodness from my foods - not pills like this. 

[JeanLouiseFinch]

No, I don't use this. I take several supplements but I've selected them individually.

[santorini]

I take Andrew Lessman's version of these supplements -- (1) Fruit Full Anti-Oxidant Extracts and (2) Green Foods Complex -- in the powder form. They are around $100 each but that includes 600 servings.  I mix them in with my morning protein shake.  I'm not sure of the cost of Balance of Nature products.