Q: Why was so much stevia and peppermint added? It tastes really nasty now. Any chance that it will go back to the original formula?

I don’t know. I have noticed a change in it.

Question 1

Does this contain any synthetic vitamins?

Accepted Answer

no it does not contain any synthetic vitamins or I would bloat up like a balloon due to my Crohns Disease. I am very careful with my purchases because of my tummy disease. Hope this answers your question :)

Question 2

What are the "natural flavors"?? Due to the large number of things companies can list as this, I try to avoid usually.

Accepted Answer

Well if the very short list of ingredients, which I assume played a part in your question, accounting for the extensive list of benefits didn't get your mind wondering already... There is a vague and strange response to your question to confirm that the answer is exactly what you stated, "a large number of things companies can list as this."
Also, despite spelling" Natural Flavors" CORRECT (directly from the item itself), for some reason the Seller decided that the English version of flavours would be implemented. Hopefully, it is because the response was not quoted intentionally to sound more intelligent and the Customer Service is actually located in the UK somewhere. Otherwise, I really don't know if I could even fathom consuming this product either. 
 Call me crazy, but the condescending answer (as in you spelled flavor wrong and I will be broad and vague, despite the fact that the question is clearly not in search of an unconscious response), and already strange benefits, add up to a heightened skepticism. There really should be more limitations on the "Dietary Supplements." The amount of blatant deception is extremely rampant. Example here is the FDA Registered Facility Stamp in the picture, of a products statements (and contents) have "not been evaluated by the FDA." That's just next level, SUPER Mario Brothers Shady.

Question 3

How can this be gluten free when it has barley grass and wheat grass????

Accepted Answer

The only way to meet the federal guidelines for gluten free products means that they must contain <20ppm of gluten, which is .002%. The only way to do this is two fold, 1. use completely seedless barley grass and wheat grass for processing and drying and 2. monitor the process analytically to ensure the absence. Gluten is indigenous to both of these grains, so it is challenging. It is a difficult process, but we do accomplish this, to ensure that our Berry Green Superfood is gluten free.

Question 4

Why was so much stevia and peppermint added?  It tastes really nasty now. Any chance that it will go back to the original formula?

Accepted Answer

I don’t know. I have noticed a change in it.

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Berry Greens Superfood Powder, Organic Green Powder with Enzymes, Probiotics, Antioxidants, and Vitamins, Vegan Green Juice Mix, 240 Grams

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