Superfood Supplements & Green Powders
Pros and cons of powdered greens and other superfood supplements, covering the quality of their ingredients, value per serving, side effects, customer feedback, comparisons and alternatives.
After completing this guide to the best organic amla powders, several readers wrote to me asking about one brand in particular — Alevia Amla Superfruit Extract.
In this article, I’ll cover what I found during my research, if Alevia’s amla capsules are legit or a scam, customer complaints, what to watch out for if you do want to order this product, and a better organic alternative at a much lower monthly cost.
Red beets are a nutrient-rich superfood, best known for their nitric oxide boosting nitrates, antioxidant betalains and liver protecting betaine. Whole beet root powders and capsules are popular, but a good beet juice powder supplement provides an even more concentrated dose of nutrition.
This guide has the 6 best powdered beet juice brands on the market in 2026, with ingredients, nutrition facts, pros and cons, how they taste, where to get them, and how they stack up versus alternatives.
Also ahead, the difference between beet root juice powders and store-bought beet juices, which kind is better for you, and the top 4 bottled beet juice products you can find at your local supermarket.
You can skip forward to any section you’re interested in using the Table of Contents below. Let’s get started.
Balance of Nature Fruits & Veggies and Brickhouse Nutrition Field of Greens are premium whole food supplements designed to address nutritional deficiencies in the standard American diet.
There are a lot of differences — in what’s in them, in their nutritional benefits, in how you take them, in consumer feedback, and in where they are sold.
I have used Field of Greens powder myself and really like the taste of it and how it makes me feel. However, in this comparison I will be as objective as possible and base my conclusions on the ingredients, pros and cons, dosages, monthly costs, customer reviews and potential side effects.
Beets are a potent and highly nutritious superfood that I have almost every day. With this guide, I wanted to create the most comprehensive resource for high-quality beet supplements available anywhere online.
Ahead are 10 of the best beetroot capsules ranked, reviewed and analyzed, with ingredients, pros and cons, costs per month, effectiveness and value. I’ve also covered 5 well-known brands that my research shows are worth avoiding and why.
You can jump ahead to any you’re interested in using the Table of Contents below. Or if you’d just like to see the 3 best beet supplements overall you’ll find them here.
I’ve written many in-depth articles on beetroot benefits and supplements on Superfood Profiles. One brand visitors keep asking me about is Rosabella. There’s something strange going on with Rosabella’s beet capsules and I wanted to get to the bottom of it.
In this guide, I’ll answer why Rosabella Beetroot is so popular, yet there are so many customer complaints online calling it a rip-off or a scam. How copycat competitor brands like Valora, Zenther Beetwise and Beravia compare with Rosabella. And where to get the same beetroot powder capsules at less than half the cost, plus even better alternatives for less.
Healthy Delights Nature Fuel and Nature’s Sunshine are two nutritional companies that both make popular beetroot supplements called Power Beets. They are quite different products though and would suit different kinds of customers.
In this Power Beets guide, I’ll compare these two brands and their ingredients, additives, pros and cons, costs to take, and give a verdict on which one is better value.
Also ahead, how they measure up versus SuperBeets, Total Beets, Nutricost Organic Beets, Snap’s Nitric Oxide Blend and Nu-Therapy Power Beets.
Use the Table of Contents below to skip forward to any section you are interested in. Or if you’d just like to see my verdict on which brand is the best Power Beets, and even better value alternatives, you’ll find it at here the end.
Powdered beet supplements have become very popular in recent years and it’s easy to understand why. You can feel the effects soon after taking them and their health benefits are noticeable and measurable, with more energy and lower blood pressure two obvious examples.
I mix up a scoop of red beet extract in water and drink it almost every day, often twice or three times a day. It’s one of my favorite superfoods and with this guide I wanted to give readers a comprehensive resource on the best quality beetroot powders on the market in 2026.
Ahead I’ll cover the top 12 powdered beet brands with full ingredients, if they’re organic and third-party tested, pros and cons, taste, consumer feedback, where to get them, and how they compare with competitors.
You can use the Table of Contents just below to skip ahead to any brand you’re interested in. Or if you’d like to know the end results of my research, you’ll find the best 2 beetroot powders overall here at the end.
Nature’s Truth is a well-known American nutritional company that focuses on budget capsules, gummies and powdered foods. In their product range, they offer 4 different beet root supplements and 2 nitric oxide versions made primarily from beets.
With this guide, I’ll review Nature’s Truth’s beets and nitric oxide supplements, focusing on what’s in these powders, pills and gummies, their pros and cons, customer feedback, and if they’re worth it or worth avoiding.
I’ll also compare them with 2 popular competitor brands: Nature’s Way and Nature’s Pure Blend. Using the Table of Contents below, you can easily skip forward to get the facts on any Nature’s Truth beet root product that you’re interested in.
Organic amla powder is a popular nutritional supplement that’s full of antioxidant polyphenols, tannins and flavonoids, and is one of the richest natural sources of vitamin C.
Amla fruit comes from the Phyllanthus emblica tree and is commonly known as amalaki and Indian gooseberry. The small green fruits are dried and powdered for medicinal use and have been a cornerstone of Ayurvedic treatments for thousands of years.
Amla is also one of three fruits used to make triphala churna, perhaps the most famous of all the traditional formulas in Ayurveda. Indian gooseberry is a nutrient-rich superfood in its own right though, and many people, myself included, take it as a natural way to increase their vitamin C and antioxidant intake.
In this guide I’ll compare the best amla powders with organic certification in 2026, their pros and cons, customer reviews and feedback, and a verdict on each one’s value, safety and effectiveness. Also ahead, 6 main health benefits of amla, potential side effects, and amla capsules vs powders.
This guide compares the many different generic Balance of Nature-type products available in 2026. It covers fruit and vegetable supplements that are similar yet better. As well as outright knockoffs and copycats.
All of the substitute brands listed here will cost you less per month than Balance of Nature’s Fruits & Veggies, which is clearly overpriced. If you’d just like to see the top 2 I’d choose and why, then you can find them here in the Final Verdict at the end.
Or, if you’d like to see how Balance of Nature stacks up versus competitors, then this is the most comprehensive and detailed resource available online. Let’s get started.
Fruits & Veggies by Earth Energy Supplements has many of the same ingredients as Balance of Nature and is available for less, but is it worth it or not?
This review of Earth Energy has a direct comparison with Balance of Nature for ingredients, pros and cons, monthly costs, side effects and a verdict on their effectiveness.
Vital Reds, also known as Concentrated Polyphenol Blend, is a popular powdered red superfoods supplement formulated by Dr. Steven Gundry and sold by his company Gundry MD.
Here’s the full ingredients and supplement facts, pros and cons, benefits and possible side effects, customer feedback and complaints, cost per serving, and what I like and don’t like about Gundry MD’s polyphenol powder.