Green barley juice

I am guessing that you are drinking Green Barley Juice from HWC? That is good. I've ran out of bottles since two weeks ago and I need to drink it again since I am suffering from a joint pain in my index finger and I also have an eye infection. My health card has expired so I couldn't afford to see a medical practitioner to pay for consultation in cash basis (ranging in 300-400 Philippine peso) so I feel that this juice is budget-friendly and could help solve my health problems.

hi rosethorns. not sure if this is the same green barley juice. i wasn't aware until now that there were different kinds. anyway, we'll be ordering another set by next month. i think the Php6000 investment is a good one especially if it helps one maintain good health. my mother's friend actually offered to split the Php6000 cash out to Php3000 so we get 14 bottles and she gets to resell the other 14. not a bad deal really. cheers and happy mylotting!!!

I don't doubt the accuracy of the list of ingredients given on that page. I doubt, though, that its formulation is based on any real scientifically-proved principle at all. The capsules apparently just contain minute quantities of everything which they can possibly claim is 'good for you' and are clearly priced based on the maximum amount they can possibly charge. You can easily and FAR more cheaply get the benefit of all of the things mentioned (and some of them have little or no basis in science at all) by eating a normal, varied and healthy diet. If you really think that 'barley grass' has particularly health giving properties, why not just get a small quantity of barley and sprout it at home on your window sill? Once it has grown to a reasonable height, just cut it with scissors and add it to the other vegetables and fruit in your juicer. Drinking the juice of freshly harvested vegetables and fruit is immeasurably more beneficial and MUCH cheaper than buying minuscule amounts of the dried powder at vast expense in capsules!