Human Cell Defense Powder, Max Strength, EBC-46, 6.4oz

Ideal quality, pure berry powdee

Product received well packaged , the jar had a plastic seal around the lid, however when opened the plastic there was a broken paper seal on top. Product looked darker than the pictures and tasted sweet, it looked and tasted like cocoa powder.. Other than that when diluting with water to make a drink it gums up, it doesn’t taste bitter as you would expect, nor does it taste like a berry. It just tastes like cocoa.. I am just not sure of its authenticity and if does have blushwood berry in it, however I decided to keep it but unlikely to purchase again.

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foams alot. expensive fruit. it's more of a treatment, not a cure. which means the expense will be ongoing, and never-ending.

This is a review of “Aussie Pure Blushwood Berry Powder EBC-46 - Maximum Strength Immune and Cell Support - Contains The Fruit and Seed - 180g/6.4oz Per Container.” I’ve read about the benefits of EBC-46 and am intrigued. This powder is very expensive for the number of servings. Is it worth that price? I personally am not sure. As far as benefits - I haven’t seen any thus far. Though I’m not sure I would always be aware of those benefits. I mixed the powder into water. It doesn’t taste like much - just a mild bitter warm taste (not good or bad). I had chunks in my glass that I couldn’t break up until I got my frother and mixed the powder in more thoroughly. Later, I mixed about 3 teaspoons into the water of a gummy mix (which makes 30 gummies). This doesn’t result in very much EBC-46 per gummy, but I didn’t dare try adding more until I saw if it could successfully be incorporated into the mix. I might try this again with more powder. I think my family will be more inclined to have some of the powder when it's mixed into a gummy.

This is great in fruit smoothies. This is my first experience with blushwood berry. I tired it in just plain water. It mixed pretty well. It has a very mild flavor so I was able to drink it this way. It is good in fruit smoothies. Upon researching this it has supposedly a lot of potential benefits for skin and inflammation. I figure it is worth a try. Too soon to notice anything.

For the insane price point of this ground up berry, they really should include a mini-measuring scooper so that you don't have to dig out your own teaspoon each time. They include a recommended dose, but they don't include any scooper and the lack of such a scooper at this price point is basically inexplicable. Taste is fine. Haven't noticed any acute benefits from using this daily. Hoping its working at the cellular, antioxidant level in some capacity. Would be 4 stars if they included a mini-scooper.

I’ve now done some reading on blushwood berry and ebc-46. There are multiple personal testimonials online about the amazing things this stuff can do, and I’m going to save this for a serious health problem for me or my cats. I tried it today in water and it wasn’t objectionable at all. Reminded me a bit of cinnamon and nutmeg mixed into water— a little barky, but not terrible and not bitter. You could add a sweetener to make it taste better; I was just going for the real unvarnished taste. I’m glad to know about this stuff because the stories people tell, mostly about their dogs, give me hope, and some of them applied it topically. Four stars because I’m glad to have it and I believe it’s the pure stuff as advertised; not five stars because I’m not a complete believer yet. But I’m hopeful. And Amazons price is actually very very good.

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