Easy Being Green
Ora
Overview
Ora Easy Being Green offers a wide array of organic ingredients with documented health benefits at varying levels of evidence. However, the use of proprietary blends for the main 'Alkalizing Grass Blend' and 'Alkalizing Greens Blend' makes it impossible to verify if individual ingredients are dosed effectively to achieve their full potential. While some individual nutrients like Vitamin A and C are adequately dosed, the efficacy of the comprehensive blend derived from over 20 ingredients, particularly the adaptogen and prebiotic components, is difficult to assess without specific amounts.
The Good
Provides a diverse range of organic fruits, vegetables, and adaptogens.
Contains prebiotics that can support gut health.
Includes Ayurvedic adaptogens like Ashwagandha and Triphala for potential stress management and metabolic support.
The Bad
Extensive use of proprietary blends ('Organic Alkalizing Grass Blend', 'Organic Alkalizing Greens Blend', 'Organic Digestive Adaptogens And Prebiotics') prevents knowing individual ingredient dosages, making efficacy difficult to verify.
The total amount of the main blends (4.8g, 1.66g, 1.05g) is relatively low for such a large number of ingredients, suggesting many are underdosed.
Potential for mild gastrointestinal discomfort due to fiber content.
Is it for you?
Best For: Individuals seeking organic greens, those focused on sustainability, general wellness support
Skip If: You require precise ingredient dosages, have specific allergies to common greens, or are on restricted diets without consulting a healthcare provider.
Ingredients Analysis
How to Use
Mix one scoop with water, juice, or your favorite smoothie. Follow product label for specific serving size.
Daily
Morning
With water or smoothie
Who Should Use This
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