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MegaFood Daily Turmeric Nutrient Booster with Turmeric, Black Cherry and Black Pepper helps maintain a healthy whole body inflammatory response.
Features:
Natural, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Sugar Free, Peanut Free Facility, Tree Nut Free Facility, Kosher, Vegan, Dairy Free
Features:
- Supports the health of cells and tissues prior to and after workout/physical activity
- Promotes healthy aging and well-being
- Helps maintain your body's ability to respond in a healthy manner to mental and physical stress
- Helps maintain a healthy whole body inflammatory response
Suggested Use: Add 1 level scoop (1.97g) to 6-8 ounces of your favorite smoothie, shake or juice, blend well and enjoy.
FoodState Nutrients™ are made with fresh and local foods. Crafted with
MegaFood's Slo-Food Process™, they deliver the most authentic
nourishment available, which MegaFoods believes the body recognizes as 100%
whole food.
Natural, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Sugar Free, Peanut Free Facility, Tree Nut Free Facility, Kosher, Vegan, Dairy Free
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Trish: about a year ago
MegaFood Dally Tumeric is a powerhouse supplement. The engine of this powder is the turmeric and pepper, but the additional ingredients are potent health enhancers also. It is easily added to a smoothie and does not affect the flavour of the drink. I like to think of this supplement as a bodyguard to my vitality.
Laurie: more than a year ago
Just as I love this in pill form, I love it in this powder form. The best part is that, along with all the real food nutrients, they've added black pepper, which research proves makes turmeric highly absorbed in the bod. Mega Food obviously knows what's going on! When I want a shot of goodness, I add a scoop to some pomegranate and/or tart cherry juice, and when I get back into the swing of having smoothies, will add a scoop there, too. I'm also trying to get used to plain ol' turmeric, and sprinkle it on many meals (with fresh ground pepper, of course), and my palate is starting to enjoy it. I didn't grow up with my mom using it (or even curry) in anything, and I'm making up for that now.