What Are Soil-Grown Microgreens?
Soil-Grown Microgreens are the earliest stage of a vegetable plant’s development,
after the sprouting stage as they grow in soil.
They are “living foods” – Purposefully grown in soil and utilized in their most nutritious and delicious state.
In the photo below, you can see sprouts on the left, microgreens in the middle,
and a more mature vegetable plant on the right:
Proven by Research To Have Tons of Potential Health Benefits…
Potential Health Benefits…
Boosts your immune system
Lowers inflammation
Can help contribute to weight loss
Can help reduce the risk of various chronic diseases
Improves gut health
See below for much more!
Why Microgreens Are Healthier Than Regular Greens Like Lettuce, Spinach & Kale…
Their nutrient content is more concentrated
Their vitamin and antioxidants levels are up to 40X higher than more mature greens
They’re richer in macro minerals such as calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium
They’re richer in micro minerals such as iron, zinc and copper
And we can go on and on… They’re richer in B vitamins, essential amino acids, folate etc!
Add Them to Virtually Every Single Meal…
One of the things we love most about Microgreens
other than the countless health benefits is…
They’re so easy to use!
In fact, below are just a few examples - Be brave!
We encourage you to get creative and experiment with microgreens.
They can add so much flavor, texture & color to your meals!
If you want to taste REAL FOOD and feel REALLY GOOD,
we recommend you add them to virtually every single meal.
3 Simple Steps To Get Started Today
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Click the “ORDER NOW” button below.
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Select the type of microgreen you want & how much you'd like to order.
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Enter your contact details and click "Submit."
That way, we can get started growing your special order so that it's ready when you're ready. We will personally reach out to arrange your Friday delivery.
Top 5 Health Benefits...
Please note that while microgreens have many potential health benefits, it is essential to consume them as part of a balanced diet and not rely on them as the sole treatment for any medical conditions. Always consult with your primary healthcare professional before making any changes to your diet.