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Barley grass juice powder, certified organic
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€34.90
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Organic Barley Grass Juice Powder 500 g
Low-temperature dehydrated juice · Ecocert certified organic · Rich in chlorophyll
🌱 DOSAGE & USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
• Dosage: 5 to 15 g per day (1 to 2 level teaspoons)
• To be diluted in: a fruit or vegetable juice — never in hot water
• Ideal moment: in the morning on an empty stomach or 30 minutes before meals
• Beginners: Start with 2 to 3 g and gradually increase over 1 week.
• Format: Freshly pressed juice, filtered, concentrated, then dried using spray drying at less than 50°C.
• Key difference: less fiber than barley grass powder (8g/100g vs 55g/100g)
→ Read our complete guide: How to consume barley grass juice ?
Low-temperature dehydrated barley grass juice, certified organic
Attention, barley grass juice is different from barley grass powder.
> It is recommended for people who are already accustomed to consuming barley grass, or if you are not used to it, it is advised to start with small dosages.
> Recommended dosage: between 5g and 15g per day, to be diluted in fruit or vegetable juice (equivalent to one or two teaspoons).
🌱 Also find some recipe ideas on our blog:
Lemon Ginger and Barley Grass Smoothie
Barley Citrus and Coriander Smoothie
Alkalizing barley grass smoothie
Raw Cacao Brownie and Barley Grass
> Barley grass according to Michel Dogna:
For a long time, the remarkable virtues of chlorophyll and green grass juice have been praised. The uncertainties of the times ahead lead us to organize returns to basics which, although they have proven their effectiveness over the centuries, have nonetheless been forgotten. Barley grass juice is truly a miracle product. Dr. Schnabel estimated that 1 kg of fresh barley grass is equivalent in overall nutritional value to 22 kg of ordinary common vegetables.
In 7 days, it is possible to create a juice capable of supporting your vital energy and contributing to your overall well-being. However, you will need to commit to a small routine task to ensure the daily production of grass and acquire a juice extractor.
> Ann Wigmore was a 75-year-old American who had been using barley grass juice for about thirty years. Her health at the time had transformed so much in a few weeks that she had the idea to distribute this juice to bedridden individuals and elderly people in her neighborhood for experimentation. The results exceeded all expectations. Within a few weeks, the bedridden individuals were able to leave their beds, and the others became more active than they had been in years. Since then, Ann Wigmore has established the Hippocrates Foundation as well as the Ann Wigmore Institute, which promote the therapeutic use of sprouted seeds and barley grass juice.
A few years ago, at the request of the Prime Minister of India, Morarji Desai, Ann Wigmore, in collaboration with Dr. Datey, went to Indian health camps and distributed barley grass to hundreds of sick men, women, and children suffering from malnutrition. Dozens of articles were published reporting remarkable results on these populations, most of whom were suffering from severe malnutrition. However, there was never any response in France. 20 to 30 ml per day of juice is enough to provide what is necessary for those living at 100%, athletes, and anyone wishing to be relieved of pain or any illness. No need for a garden or balcony to grow barley, and the daily production cost is negligible.
> A DETERMINING EXPERIENCE:
In 1930, Dr. Zin demonstrated that an injection of chlorophyll increased the red blood cell count in animals with normal hemoglobin levels.
Scientists such as Hughs and Lather from the University of Liverpool went further in 1936. They induced anemia in animals by daily blood sampling to bring their hemoglobin levels to half of the normal and separated them into three groups: the first as controls, the second fed with chlorophyll Raw or crude, the third supplemented with synthetic chlorophyll. The second group recovered its blood formula in two weeks, thus twice as fast as normal. However, the group treated with synthetic chlorophyll experienced no beneficial effect. The scientific report concluded: "It appears that the animal organism is capable of converting chlorophyll (raw or refined) into hemoglobin."
> Barley grass juice, an ally for (re)finding your healthy weight
> What are the 10 benefits of barley grass juice ?
> Chlorophyll, a green treasure allied with your health (by Eric Darche, agronomist)
THE EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTIES OF BARLEY GRASS
🌱 THE KEY BENEFITS IN BRIEF
• Blood purifying effect (bioflavonoids, amino acids, specific enzymes)
• Confirmed liver support (regeneration and stimulation of the liver)
• Antimutagenic and antipollution effect (SOD, protease, amylase, catalase)
• Blood regeneration through chlorophyll
• Deodorant and deconstipating effect (reduction of intestinal gas)
• Documented anti-radiation protection
• Support for weight balance (fat molecule-breaking enzymes)
• Rich in chlorophyll, enzymes, B vitamins, essential minerals
🌱 No one can dispute that plant leaves convert sunlight into energy, which is then stored by the fibers. However, people who are accustomed to consuming meat and dairy products are merely absorbing "second-hand" solar energy (as Ann Wigmore puts it).
- An antimutagenic effect
Dr. Yoshihide Hajwara and his Japanese team have shown in preliminary studies that the enzymes and amino acids present in grass juice could help limit the mutagenic activity of certain compounds such as benzopyrene from grilled meats, as well as certain pollutants found in exhaust gases.
A recent experiment by Dr. Chiu-Nan from the University of Texas aligns with this. Furthermore, Dr. Lai has highlighted antiplastic properties in preliminary studies — results that deserve to be followed up on, even if they do not constitute a medical treatment.
- An anti-pollution effect
Included in the diet, it appears that 25 ml of grass juice protects against overall pollution through a few particularly effective enzymes that stimulate the immune system. These enzymes are SOD (Superoxide dismutase), protease, amylase, and catalase.
- A blood purifying effect
Barley grass juice purifies the blood by digesting cellular toxins through a supply of bioflavonoids, amino acids, and specific enzymes. Thus, substances like cadmium, strontium, mercury, and polyvinyl chloride can be eliminated. To learn more, check out our article on the spring detox program.
A few years ago, a woman named Barbara Moore, aged 56, set a record by walking from San Francisco to New York in 45 days. This involved walking 16 to 18 hours a day at a pace of 8 to 9 km/h. Her diet mainly consisted of herbs she collected along her journey. Journalists welcomed her in New York on the 46th day. She had already covered 1,500 km in England in this manner, thus dispelling the belief that we need meat and cooked meals to be strong and enduring.
- An anti-radioactivity effect
This danger lurks everywhere and much more than we think. The protective effect of barley grass against radiation has been observed, even at high doses, on guinea pigs that received lethal doses of ionizing rays.
- A blood-regenerating effect
Chlorophylle. chlorophyll.
Furthermore, barley juice provides protective oxygenation of the blood, allowing a notable defense against anaerobic pathologies. It can help limit phenomena related to cellular under-oxygenation, recognized as factors of premature aging. Let us remember the remarkable similarity between chlorophyll and hemoglobin, where the iron ion is replaced by a magnesium ion.
- A regenerative and stimulating effect on the liver
This effect was confirmed by Dr. Wattenburg from the University of Minnesota and Dr. Charles Schnabel, who worked on groups of chickens. To learn more about beneficial foods for the liver, check out our article: The best foods to support liver health.
- A deodorant and laxative effect
Chlorophyll reduces intestinal gas. Regarding odors, the experiment by Dr. Morishita and Dr. Hotta, Japanese scientists, is enlightening: volunteers who had eaten garlic then consumed 3 to 12 g of chlorophyll. After 20 minutes, no odor was detected in their breath.
🌱 MORE AMAZING EXPERIENCES
• Drs. Rafsky and Krieger reported improvements in cases of ulcerative colitis treated with enemas with chlorophyll.
• In July 1940, the American Journal of Surgery published a report written by Dr. Benjamine Gurskin at Temple University, mentioning 1,200 cases of patients who had been administered chlorophyll. The pathologies ranged from internal infections and deep ulcerations to skin diseases and gingivitis. The report acknowledged that the chlorophyll was associated with improvements in the vast majority of observed cases.
• Dr. Caroll Wright, a professor of dermatology at Temple University in Philadelphia, used an ointment to chlorophyll to accompany skin pathologies and has observed notable results in chronic ulcers and impetigo.
• Dr. W.S. Morgan, also from the University of Philadelphia, observed a notable effect on skin itching and the sensation of burning.
• Dr. Judkin from the Paris Hospital in Illinois announced positive results in cases of dental pyorrhea using the chlorophyll locally (clever since it is an anaerobic pathology). These historical observations, although old, have contributed to the ongoing scientific interest in chlorophyll.
🌱 BARLEY GRASS JUICE AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY RESEARCH
It is important to first remember that maintaining good immune defenses relies on diet, stress management, and a healthy lifestyle. The quality of what we eat plays a central role in the normal functioning of the body.
Preliminary studies have identified a number of substances present in barley grass juice that are being researched for their interesting biological properties.
One of them, ABSCISIC ACID, is a plant hormone known for its role in regulating plant germination. Preliminary tests on animal models have shown interesting biological effects, which warrant further research.
VITAMIN B17 (amygdalin) is also present in barley grass juice. Dr. Ernst Krebs, a biochemical researcher, observed that traditional populations consuming foods that naturally contain it had dietary profiles very different from those of industrialized populations.
Mrs. Eydie Mae recounted her personal experience with wheatgrass juice in her book "How I Conquered Cancer Naturally." This individual testimony is part of a broader approach to living foods — it does not constitute medical advice.
🌱 BARLEY GRASS JUICE AND WEIGHT BALANCE
In the United States, there are currently 50 million obese individuals, and the number is still increasing.
Dr. Howell, a specialist in enzymes, mentions in his book "Enzyme Nutrition" that obese individuals have a deficiency in certain enzymes that break down fat molecules. The effectiveness of fresh, living juices, particularly barley grass juice, undermines many complex theories on how to lose weight quickly.
At the Hippocrates Institute (USA), the weight loss of guests - per week - ranges from 2 to 7 kg. Conversely, the same regimen can cause thin people to gain 1 to 2 kg per week. This is explained by the drainage of intestinal mucus and a relaxation of the nervous system, which together allow for better assimilation.
🌱 AN EXPERIMENT IN WATER DECONTAMINATION
A few years ago, in the United States, sodium fluoride (a product used as a rat poison) was added to the water. Dr. Thomas from Bloomfield Laboratories in High Bridge, New Jersey, was commissioned to conduct the following experiment: he added a small amount of barley grass juice to a container of the tap water in question and later tested the substances present in the water, including sodium fluoride.
Surprise: the toxic fluoride has combined with calcium phosphate to form an alkaline formula capable of hardening teeth and bones. Under the catalytic effect of grass juice, the toxic substance has turned into a remedy. So, add grass juice to the water to make it healthier.
If our reserves of decently consumable food were to run out, it would be reassuring to know that 25 ml of barley grass juice per day provides a very complete nutritional intake.
In an approach to living nutrition, barley grass juice can usefully complement a healthy and varied lifestyle.
🌱 BARLEY GRASS JUICE FASTING
The advantage of this fast compared to a normal water fast is that you retain energy, which allows you to continue normal activities. The standard amount recommended for a fast is 30 to 120 ml of juice, 3 times a day.
There is no dangerous quantity, but it should be noted that the more juice you consume, the more likely elimination crises are to be severe or unpleasant, and there is no reason to torture oneself to improve one's health.
🌱 SIDE EFFECTS AND PRECAUTIONS
Barley grass juice is a natural food with no known contraindications for healthy individuals. At the beginning of a regimen or when rapidly increasing doses, elimination crises may occur: slight temporary fatigue, transient headaches, more frequent bowel movements. These effects indicate detoxification work and generally disappear within a few days.
⚠️ Precautions to be aware of:
• Contains barley (gluten): not recommended for individuals with celiac disease or severe gluten allergy
• Start with small doses (2 to 3 g/day) and gradually increase
• In case of medication treatment or pathology, consult a healthcare professional before any regimen.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women: consult a healthcare professional
🌱 BARLEY GRASS JUICE AND HAIR
The richness of barley grass juice in chlorophyll, silica, B vitamins (B2, B6, B9), and sulfur amino acids makes it a potential ally for hair health. Chlorophyll, through its action on cellular oxygenation and circulation, contributes to the vitality of the scalp. Many users report, during regular and prolonged treatments, positive effects on the shine and strength of hair and, in some cases, a slowdown in the appearance of gray hair. These effects remain individual and are part of a comprehensive approach to cellular nutrition.
🌱 Also find more details about the benefits of this superfood in our various blog articles:> Barley grass juice, an ally for (re)finding your healthy weight
> What are the 10 benefits of barley grass juice ?
> Chlorophyll, a green treasure allied with your health (by Eric Darche, agronomist)
🌱 As well as this video where Eric Darche, an agronomist, talks to us about the benefits of barley grass:
🟢 CERTIFICATIONS & QUALITY GUARANTEES
• Certified organic by Ecocert (European Union)
• Certified USDA Organic (United States)
• Certified Canada Organic
• Quality and food safety management system ISO 22000
Biovie has extensively searched for a serious and internationally competitive supplier of Ecocert-certified barley grass juice.
🟢 Our supplier, located in China, is primarily dedicated to the production of natural plant extracts and the manufacturing of organic natural products. The company has its own plantation base for barley grass, chlorella, and spirulina. Their facilities are equipped with more than 20 tank reactors, a GMP-compliant API production line, and several state-of-the-art analytical machines.
The company also has a 4600 m² workshop for high-quality plant extracts, equipped with numerous facilities, including three multifunctional 6-ton extraction tanks, a high-efficiency concentration tower, a resin adsorption column, and a spray drying tower. Their Research and Development service's analysis center is equipped with a large number of instruments for inspecting the quality of their products.
🟢 The company is also committed to the research and development of the highest quality dietary supplements on the market. It has a dedicated organic farming department to develop the research and sale of organic products and holds organic certificates from the EU/USDA/CANADA and the ISO22000 quality and safety management system, as well as other related certificates.
> Feel free to also check out our blog article: Organic farming in China
- Ingredients: Dehydrated barley grass juice 95%, Chlorophyll 5%
- Recommended dosage: 5 to 15 g per day (1 to 2 teaspoons) — to be diluted in fruit or vegetable juice
- Packaging: Resealable kraft packaging
- Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place, away from light.
- Origin: Yunnan, China
⭐ THEY TESTED IT
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❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the benefits of barley grass juice ?
Barley grass juice is known for its blood-cleansing effects, liver support, antimutagenic and antipollution properties. Rich in chlorophyll, enzymes, B vitamins, and minerals, it aids in blood regeneration, weight balance, and cellular oxygenation. Find the details in our article on the 10 benefits of barley grass juice.
How much barley grass juice per day ?
The recommended dosage is 5 to 15 g per day (1 to 2 level teaspoons), to be diluted in fruit or vegetable juice. For beginners, it is advised to start with 2 to 3 g and gradually increase over 1 week. The ideal time is in the morning on an empty stomach or 30 minutes before meals.
What are the contraindications of barley grass juice ?
Barley grass juice does not have any known contraindications for healthy individuals. However, it contains barley (gluten) and is not recommended for people with celiac disease or a severe gluten allergy. Pregnant or breastfeeding women, as well as individuals on medication, should consult a healthcare professional before starting any regimen.
What is the difference between barley grass juice and barley grass powder ?
Barley grass juice is obtained by pressing, filtering, and concentrating fresh grass, then drying it using spray drying at less than 50°C. It contains very little fiber (8g/100g compared to 55g/100g for the powder) and is more concentrated in active nutrients. The barley grass powder is preferred for its fibers, while the juice is more suitable for people seeking rapid absorption of micronutrients.
⚠️ The information presented in this document is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before making any changes to your diet or supplementation. As part of a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
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