Nature's Answer Alcohol-Free Alfalfa Leaf Extract - 1 fl oz | Immune Support, Digestion & Detoxification

Nature's Answer Alcohol-Free Alfalfa Leaf Extract - 1 fl oz | Immune Support, Digestion & DetoxificationNature's Answer Alcohol Free Alfalfa Leaf Extract provides a highly concentrated Alfalfa supplement designed to support immune health, blood, digestion, energy levels, and detoxification. Each bottle features an alcohol free extract delivering potent Alfalfa Leaf Extract. Super Concentrated Highly Concentrated 2,000 mg in each Serving Alcohol Free. Nature's Answer Alfalfa is an Extract, Not a Tinture. Extracts are 10 x more potent than tictures.

Nature's Answer Alcohol-Free Alfalfa Leaf Extract provides a highly concentrated Alfalfa supplement designed to support immune health, blood, digestion, energy levels, and detoxification. Each bottle features an alcohol-free extract delivering potent Alfalfa Leaf Extract.

• Super Concentrated Highly Concentrated 2,000 mg in each Serving Alcohol Free. Nature's Answer Alfalfa is an Extract, Not a Tinture. Extracts are 10 x more potent than tictures.
• Alfalfa plant has the unique ability to fix nitrogen from the air. As a result, alfalfa is incredibly high in protein. Known as the “father of all foods,” Alfalfa is high in protein, as well as a source of important vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin A and calcium.
• Many believe that alfalfa offers protection. The ashes of burnt alfalfa are scattered around a property to guard against negative influences. In pagan rituals alfalfa is used to protect the home from poverty and hunger. Alfalfa also has a long history in Indian Ayurvedic practices. Today, Nature’s Answer brings you this nutritious supplement in our highly concentrated Alfalfa Leaf Extract. Each 2 ml serving gives you a potent 2,000 mg of Alfalfa Leaf Extract and all its natural benefits.
• Known as the “father of all foods,” Alfalfa is high in protein, as well as a source of important vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin A and calcium. It’s harvested mainly as hay, but the seeds of alfalfa can be sprouted and prepared in salads or sandwiches. In parts of Russia and China tender alfalfa leaves serve as a vegetable.
• Alfalfa is grown in many countries around the world, however, most of it originates in North America, followed by Europe, South America and Asia. The plant stems can grow up 60 cm tall and have many branches, with attractive flowers that are violet to pale lavender.