NEW ZEALAND BEET ROOT

Very rich

Better than pretty much all the rest. Traceable by region, an amazingly nice product to use taste wise. I can only assume that the same is true of the quality, as well.

If you didn't know, beets are great for you, supporting your liver, providing essential nutrients & if you ferment it (making kvass) it ups the benefits even more. But they taste like dirt. So does kvass. But having low liver enzymes, I've really got to suck it up & take in things to nourish & support my liver so here we are. So far so good with the product, I actually put it in gelatin capsules so I don't have to taste anything (yeah, I'm that kid). I'll report back when I've got my next stage of bloodwork completed so I can hopefully post improved numbers. I'm currently battling estrogen dominance & a weakened liver. Stay tuned.

Overall I have no complaints. According to the spit test strips, this really increases nitric oxide in you system! Definitely more blood flow. This also doesn't knock me out of ketosis like other beet root powders I've tried! My only complaint is the ziplock on the bag is rubbish. It doesn't mix the greatest but that's expected of any sort of ground up plant powder. I'd actually be worried if it did dissolve. If you're looking for a quality beet root powder that's pure with no added ingredients, look no further! ESPECAILLY if you're on KETO!

I purchased the beet root powder because I've read that it can help reduce blood pressure. I looked at quite a few brands before choosing the Antler Farms brand. It's higher priced than other brands, but the quality, non GMO, no added sugars, and product origin are important to me. It mixes well with water and taste fine to me, but I like beets. Although it has not reduced my blood pressure as of yet, I will keep taking it for at least 3 months to give it some time, and maybe continue taking it regardless because it has other health benefits.

There are 40 Tsp 5 gram servings. The package says 40 Tbsp servings. Packaging is not accurate

This stuff deserves 5-stars: freeze-dried and organic. It really does lower my BP. It gets four stars because the numbers don't compute. There are supposed to be 40-servings in the 200-gram bag. If the included measuring scoop holds 5g, that would indeed render 40-servings. However, I have exhausted the contents at16-servings (one scoop per day). That means, I'm going to be into this for near $80. That's a lot of beet green!

Works great easy to use.