| Pure Inventions Green Tea extract can best be described as having all the benefits of green tea and all the taste of yummy. People love and crave all six flavors. |
Company Information
Pure Inventions is the brain child of Certified Clinical Nutritionists and Nutritional Consultants Lynne Gerhards and Lori Mulligan. Working in the trenches of their vocation, Lynne and Lori wanted to help the average person improve their health habits and knew that they had to design a product that was quick, easy and convenient.
They wanted a better choice for their clients than the sugary, high calorie beverages that most consumed. So in 2003, with their knowledge of nutrition and liquid supplements, Lynne and Lori created Pure Inventions.
Why You Would Chose This Green Tea Product
Pure Inventions is one of the easiest ways to improve
your health habits by replacing soft drinks and
fortifying water with fat burning green tea.
Product InformationPure Inventions' Green Tea line is a proprietary blend of Green Tea leaf extract with over 80% polyphenols and 50% ECGC. Read all of the benefits of Green Tea here. |
US $25.94
Pure Inventions' Green Tea also contains:
- Zero calories
- Caffeine free
- Gluten free
- No glycemic index (diabetic friendly)
- No artificial sweeteners
- No artificial preservatives
- No alcohol
Flavors
The Company's retail price is $30.75 A 2 ounce bottle contains 60 servings ................................................................. |
 Recommended dosage is 1 dropper is 100 mg of green tea and equivalent to 14-16 cups of green tea. Just add one full dropper to 8 ounces of fresh cold or hot water or juice and enjoy. |
Pros
- Extracts are an easy and convenient way to use Green Tea.
- The added herbs make this a health conscious supplement.
- The flavors make it a great way to punch up plain water.
- Even at $26-31 per bottle, the dosage is just $.50 per day.
Cons
- Pure Inventions fails to elaborate on the source or quality of the green tea leaf used.
- Although green tea is considered a extremely safe herb, all herbs have contradictions at high levels. The equivalent of 14-16 cups of green tea may interfere with some medications.
- Extracts lack the portion control of capsules.
- Know as the longevity fruit (siraitia or momordica grosvenorii), Lo Han is grown mainly in China and is a member of the Gourd family. It was used for centuries as a medicinal herb for treating throat infections, coughs, diabetes and constipation. The extract is 300 times sweeter than sugar. Lo Han (or Luo Han) is grown in the Yongfu and Lingui Counties in China, which are renowned for the large number centenarians, who attribute their longevity to the consumption of the fruit.
- A species of about 240 herbs and shrubs in the sunflower family, stevia grows mainly in South and Central America. The extract is 300 times sweeter than sugar. Due to its low glycemic index, research has found it beneficial in treating obesity and high blood pressure.
- While the beautiful flower gets all the press, the lotus leaf has been used for centuries in China to treat liver, spleen and blood disorders and relieve diarrhea, muscle spasms, insomnia, inflammation of the stomach, dizziness and fevers. Lotus leaves are high in antioxidant flavonoids (vitamin P).
- The kudzu is an incredibly beautiful and prolific climbing, coiling, and trailing vine found in Japan and China. It is high in isoflavones, which have been shown beneficial in the treatment of cancer, post-menopausal symptoms, hypertension and diabetes. It also assists in the production of serotonin (a natural feel good chemical) that is effective in relieving headaches and cravings for alcohol. It is one of 50 fundamental herbs in Chinese medicine.
Chinese licorice leaf extract (back)
- Not just good candy, licorice is a powerful antiviral, antioxidant and anti-fungicidal herb. Research indicates that it is effective in treating ulcers, skin conditions, hepatitis, respiratory deficiencies and fatigue and may lower cholesterol.
