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Fruit Blend

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APPLE + ORANGE + PEACH + PINEAPPLE + PRUNE + PAPAYA + CRANBERRY + ACEROLA CHERRY + BEET + DATE + MANGO + LEMON PEEL


Vegetable Blend*


BROCCOLI + GARLIC + LEMON PEEL + PARSLEY + BEET + RICE BRAN + TOMATO + SPINACH + KALE + CARROT + CABBAGE + KALE + RICE BRAN + BROCCOLI + BEET + TOMATO + GARLIC + PARSLEY + SPINACH + OAT-BRAN
Calories

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  • 2 Capsule (Fruit or Vegetable)*  = 6 grams
  • 2 Berry Blend Capsules =  2 grams

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  • 2 Capsule (Fruit or Vegetable)*  = 32 grams
  • 2 Berry Blend Capsules  = 2 grams

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  • 2 Capsule (Fruit or Vegetable)* = 06 grams
  • 2 Berry Blend Capsules = 2 grams

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  • 2 Capsule (Fruit or Vegetable)* = 05 grams
  • 2 Berry Blend Capsules = 2 grams

*Note: Juice Plus+® products are tested for Gluten to 20ppm
*Capsules have no Glycemic Index



Berry Blend*


GRAPE + RASPBERRY + BILBERRY+ BLUEBERRY + CRANBERRY+ POMEGRANATE + BLACK CURRANT + BLACKBERRY+ ELDERBERRY + ARTICHOKE + COCOA


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Energy


4 Capsules (2 each Fruit + Vegetable) * 

42 kJ

2 Berry Blend Capsules

21 kJ


Carbohydrates


4 Capsules (2 each Fruit + Vegetable) * 

2.1 g

2 Berry Blend Capsules

1 g

A serving of Juice Plus+ Premium capsules (2+2+2) contains about 1.1 g of sugars. 


Protein


4 Capsules (2 each Fruit + Vegetable) * 

0.32 g

2 Berry Blend Capsules

0.2 g


Fat


4 Capsules (2 each of Fruit + Vegetable) * 

0.1 g

2 Berry Blend Capsules

0.1 g


Fibre


4 Capsules (2 each of Fruit + Vegetable) * 

0.8 g

2 Berry Blend Capsules

0.3 g


Vitamin supplements should not replace a balanced diet. Please read the label and use only as directed.

*Juice Plus+ Capsules do not have a measured Glycemic Index value. This is due to the required amount to be digested far exceeding directions for use. According to the Glycemic Index FoundationFollowing the international standard method, the GI value of a food is determined by feeding 10 or more healthy people a portion of the food containing 50 grams of digestible (available) carbohydrate and then measuring the effect on their blood glucose levels over the next two hours.