Santé presently offers two pure young barley grass products namely Santé Pure Barley New Zealand and Santé Barley Pure New Zealand. Santé Pure Barley New Zealand is a powdered drink of 3 grams per sachet. Santé Barley Pure New Zealand on the other hand is in a capsule form of 500mg powdered pure young barley grass. WHY USE SANTE BARLEY?
• 100% young organic barley grass from New Zealand
• Highly
Alkaline - diseases can’t grow in an alkalinized body
• Bioavailability - easily absorbed by your body with a matter of minutes
• It contains a-glucan, a fibre that can work against cholesterol
• Has one of the highest natural levels of live enzyme SOD (superoxide dismutase), an anti-aging enzyme
• High amount of natural chlorophyll
• Powerful antioxidant - 25,500 ORAC value
• It is not just a supplement... it is a whole food concentrate
• It is a total complete food
• Natural, not formulated
• 30x more Vitamin B1 & 11x more Calcium than cow’s milk
• 6.5x more Carotene & 5x more Iron thanspinach
• 7x more Vitamin C than orange
• 68 Micronutrients found in Barley Leaves - 17 Types of Minerals, 16 Types of Vitamins, 17 Types of Enzymes, 18 Types of Amino Acids
Barley is recognized by science as the most nutritious of all plant foods, containing a broad spectrum of essential vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymesplus chlorophyll, phytonutrients and phytochemicals that our bodies require for the proper functioning of organs and immune system. BENEFITS OF SANTE BARLEY
Helps fight Chronic deseases! Improves colon health and Alkalinizes your body. It helps fight:
• high blood pressure
• high cholesterol
• heart disease
• all types of cancer, cyst
• diabetes
• arthritis/gout
• liver cirrhosis
• gastritis, peptic ulcer
• aging, wrinkles
• anemia, goiter
• dyspepsia, constepation
• body odor
• pancreatitis
• asthma, allergies
• sexual impotence/infertility
• obesity/overweight
• free radical formation
• and many other diseases
U.S. FDA allows foods containing BARLEY to claim that they can reduce the risk of Coronary Heart Disease.
