WHEY Protein Greens Plus contains 100% pure, free-range Whey Isolate from New Zealand, providing the highest biological value of any protein source. Grown in accordance with organic program standards, WHEY Protein Greens Plus is certified hormone, antibiotic, and lactose-free.*

One daily serving of Natural Whey Protein Greens Plus delivers 20g of protein, the full-spectrum equivalent of two servings of fruit and vegetables, and the essential vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and enzymes needed for peak performance.

We all want to believe that the food we eat is pure, nutritious and safe. But all too often we take one of the most essential requirements of life for granted. A recent and comprehensive British review of scientific research has shown that organic food is just plain better for us than conventionally-grown varieties. 1

First, organic farming prohibits the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides and genetically modified organisms. The EPA holds records on over 90,000 chemical pesticides and herbicides applied to food crops in the United States. More than 3,000 new synthetic chemical compounds are introduced into the environment every year. These chemicals have been shown to have serious consequences on developing children, human endocrine systems, and are directly linked to most types of cancer. 2,3

Second, organic food contains higher levels of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. A review of 41 studies found statistically lower levels of Vitamin C, iron, magnesium and antioxidant flavonoids in non-organic crops. 4

Even animals benefit from organic foods. A report by the University of Wales comparing energy efficiency, production capacity and health of dairy cows, found an increase in the protein content of milk and the general well being of organic herds.5 For these reasons, Greens Plus has sourced the finest Certified Organic and Free-range protein powders blended with our Award-winning Superfood formula.

* Certified by New Zealand Milk Products (NZMP)
1 Organic farming, food quality and human health: A review of the evidence. Heaton, S. Soil Association, Bristol, UK. 2001
2 Organophosphorus pesticide exposure of urban and suburban preschool children with organic and conventional diets. Curl, C.L., et.al. Environmental Health Perspectives 2003
3 A case-control study of non-Hodgkin lymphoma and exposure to pesticides. Hardell, L, Eriksson, M. Am Cancer Society, 1999
4 Nutritional quality of organic versus conventional fruits, vegetables, and grains. Journal of Alt. and Complementary Med., 2001
5 Organic vs conventional dairy farming – studies from the Ojebyn Project. Bystrom, S. et.al. UK Organic Research Conf. 2002