Superfood C+ is a blend of 9 whole food ingredients for a daily vitamin and antioxidant boost.

Vitamin C 

is well known as a vital immune supporter. While it can be found in food sources like citrus fruits, bell peppers and kale, Superfood C+ offers an additional whole-food source to ensure you’re getting all the vitamin C you need on the daily – and more!

Vitamin D 

is also known as the sunshine vitamin because our bodies are able to produce it with sufficient sun exposure. Sadly, many Canadians are sorely lacking in this nutrient! Vitamin D plays various roles in the body, from helping with the absorption of calcium and phosphorus (essential for bone health!) to maintaining a healthy immune system.

Antioxidants 

are molecules that protect your body from harmful free radicals. Free radicals, when left unchecked, are the root cause of oxidative damage – similar to the process that takes place when metal becomes rusty, but in your body cells! Scientists believe the continuous exposure to free radicals is a major cause of ageing and many degenerative diseases.

Dragon fruit powder (pink pitaya), West Indian-cherry fruit powder, Acerola berry powder, Carrot powder, Ginseng powder, Golden bamboo extract powder, Lemon powder, Moringa leaf powder, Astaxanthin powder.

Add a light citrusy flavour to your smoothies! For best results, mix 2 levelled teaspoons of Superfood C+ for every 250 ml.
Also a great addition to yogurt or raw recipes! Do not mix with hot drinks or use in cooking or baking.

Q: Can I add Superfood C+ to hot drinks?
A: Superfood C+ will lose its health benefits if mixed with a hot beverage or used for baking. We recommend mixing it with lemonade, iced tea, or your favourite cold drinks or recipes.

Q: How often should I use Superfood C+?
A: We recommend incorporating it into your daily routine as a wholesome source of essential vitamins and antioxidants.

Q: Should I be taking more vitamin D?
A: If you spend most of the year in a northern region like Canada, chances are you should! Factors affecting your ability to get adequate amounts of vitamin D include lack of exposure to sunlight, high levels of melanin and using sunscreen on a daily basis. If any of those apply to you, you may want to consider supplementing your natural vitamin D production through your diet or supplements.

Q: Will taking Superfood C+ affect blood sugar levels?
A: No.