A quick and easy way to get a shot of greens when you don’t want the hassle of juicing.
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Ingredients

12 ounce coconut water
1 tablespoon Vitamineral Green
1 teaspoon agave syrup

Recipe Directions

Add all the ingredients to a shaker, and shake until blended. No need to use a blender, but you can if you want to add ice and make into a frozen concoction.

Vitamineral green is an all raw product, full of vitamins. It can be ordered online from various suppliers or directly from the company.

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A quick and easy way to get a shot of greens when you don’t want the hassle of juicing.

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rkbush

Feb 27, 2010

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I love Vitamineral green. It appears to be pure, and has a great taste. Too many of the other supplements have added sweetners, or strange mixtures. This one has a very mild seaweed flavor,that doesn't overpower. Healthforce Naturals makes it. They've got a complete breakdown on their site.

elizabethh

Feb 27, 2010

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hey, this sounds good! have you experienced any benefts from vitamineral green? is it a good supplement?

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rkbush

Feb 27, 2010

15 votes
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I love Vitamineral green. It appears to be pure, and has a great taste. Too many of the other supplements have added sweetners, or strange mixtures. This one has a very mild seaweed flavor,that doesn't overpower. Healthforce Naturals makes it. They've got a complete breakdown on their site.

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elizabethh

Feb 27, 2010

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hey, this sounds good! have you experienced any benefts from vitamineral green? is it a good supplement?

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