Revitaphi is an Elements for Life superfood created by Dr. Jameth Sheridan, founder of Healthforce Nutritionals that can assist you in getting your veggies, herbs and more into your diet. It is an organic and wild-crafted superfood green powder containing raw, powdered, and dried land vegetables, sea vegetables, enzymes, probiotics, and featuring six amazing adaptogenic ancient herbs. Benefits are physical rejuvenation, increased oxygenation of the blood and brain, protection against mental, emotional, and physical stress, and weight management.
Revitaphi and other high-quality, filler-free superfood powders play a critical part in the mainstream diet of today. Benefits can be similar if not better than taking a whole food multi-vitamin, except they are easier to digest and assimilate and have a broader range of ingredients. It has been said by Gary Null, a doctor and international expert in health sciences and nutrition, that these superfood powders are crucial because they can help correct past deficiencies, meet today's nutritional needs, and ensure you have enough in your reserves for the future.
Revitaphi is a stand out product among others because of its special alkalizing blend, over 40 probiotics, and six adaptogenic herbs: Moringa Olifera, Indian Tulsi, Ashwaganda, Gotu Kola, Ginko Biloba, and Ho Shu Wu, also known as Fo-Ti. Adaptogens are natural herbal products that have the ability to increase the body's resistance to stress, trauma, anxiety and fatigue. They can fill the gaps the body needs. For example, if the body needs more energy, they can provide that energy; on the other hand, if the body is over-stimulated, they can calm it down.
Moringa Olifera is a small, fast-growing tree found in the tropics. It was recently identified by the World Vegetable Center in Taiwan as the vegetable with the highest nutritional value among 120 types of food species studied. They found that 100 grams of fresh Moringa leaves provide the same amount of protein as an egg, more iron than a steak, as much Vitamin C as an orange, and as much calcium as a glass of milk. The leaves also have 4-6 times as much calcium as spinach. Moringa Olifera grows throughout the developing world and has been used to reduce child malnutrition in India.
Indian Tulsi is another Ayurvedic herb used in Revitaphi and is actually considered the number one adaptogen in the entire Ayurvedic system (10,000 herbs!). It is also known as Holy Basil. Ashwaganda is next and is an herb closely related to the Goji Berry and is often referred to as the ginseng of Ayurvedic medicine. It is generally regarded for its root. Ashwaganda is an herb that grows all over the world.
Two amazing brain foods in this superfood blend are Gotu Kola and Ginko Biloba. Gotu Kola nourishes lobes of the brain, and can improve memory. Ginko Biloba is the last surviving member of a family of trees that once dominated the entire earth. These trees can live to be 1000's of years old. The hardiness of this plant is what tells us it is an adaptogen. Bi-loba can actually refer to both lobes of our brain. The leaves of the Ginko tree used in Revitaphi.
Ho Shu Wu, or Fo-Ti, is also included. Ho Shu Wu is known as a shield against stress, a bliss-enhancer, and prized adaptogenic herb in China. The blissful feeling from certain neurotransmitters neuroepinephrine and dopamine in the body such as being raised.
It's easy to add in a superfood such as Revitaphi into your daily routine. You can add it to juices, water, coconut water, green smoothies, or fruit smoothies. You can sprinkle it on top of your salad and soups. Or you can make a salad dressing using some Revitaphi, oil or avocado, agave nectar, lemon juice, and a dash of salt. 1/2 to 1 tablespoon is plenty per serving. Revitaphi is stored at room termperature, no need to keep it in the fridge.
Lenette Nakauchi
Author Bio
Lenette Nakauchi is passionate about teaching, coaching and demonstrating to others how to go and stay raw in a fun, healthy, sustainable way. Learn more about raw foods and superfoods such as Revitaphi by visiting her websites www.gorawhavefun.com and www.eatsuperfoods.com.
