In a world where celebrities are increasingly venturing into the wellness industry, Steve Harvey has joined the ranks with L’Evate Vitality Daily Greens. This article provides a comprehensive review of L’Evate You Daily Greens, examining its formulation, taste, effectiveness, and overall value.
What is L’Evate You Vitality Daily Greens?
L’Evate Vitality Daily Greens were created by Steve Harvey to help people change their lives and health for the better. This product features an M-Charge blend to help the mitochondria produce energy. The supplement aims to provide a convenient way to boost antioxidant intake and support overall well-being.
Formulation Analysis
L’Evate You Daily Greens contains ingredients that address these. For example, the M-Charge complex is purported to boost mitochondrial function. The formulation includes a variety of greens, digestive enzymes, prebiotic fiber, and a probiotic. The greens blend for digestive health-which includes digestive enzymes, prebiotic fiber, and a probiotic-looks great on paper. However, the quantities of the vitamins, minerals, and proprietary blends seem too low. The quantities of the vitamins, minerals, and proprietary blends seem too low. These awesome ingredients are mainly wrapped up in proprietary blends labeled things like “digestive enzyme & probiotic blend.” Plus, the quantities are quite low.
A standout component is the M-Charge complex, which Steve Harvey claims sets his greens powder apart. It supposedly promotes muscle growth, boosts athletic performance, and “boosts” mitochondrial production. However, despite the product page continuously referring to it as “science-backed,” we couldn’t find any study that covers it.
Taste and Solubility
The dietary supplement comes in three flavors: Original, Chocolate, and Tart Cherry. “The chocolate had the highest rating from customer reviews when I was shopping for it, so that’s what I went with,” Amanda discloses. As far as solubility, the powder a 3.5 out of 5 based on a mixed experience. It dissolved very well when mixed in a shaker bottle, even without the agitator ball. Be prepared to find something to mix it with. The chocolate flavor isn’t too appealing on its own.
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Price and Value
L’Evate You Vitality Daily Greens comes out to about $1.78 per serving when you order one bag, giving it a rating of 3 out of 5 for price. You can save 10% to 15% when you buy in bulk or sign up for a subscription.
Third-Party Testing and Transparency
For third-party testing, L’Evate You Vitality Daily Grains a 1 out of 5. This lack of independent verification raises concerns about the accuracy of the supplement's claims and the purity of its ingredients.
Customer Experience
Customer experience was rated highly, with a 5 out of 5, based on the generous return policy. The ordering process was smooth and easy. On Amazon, L’evate You Vitality Daily Greens hold a 4.3-out-of-5-star rating based on 99 customer reviews.
Comparison with AG1
Compared to Athletic Greens (AG1), L’Evate You has a smaller serving size and is less expensive. Both are sweetened with stevia and contain adaptogens, prebiotic fiber, and digestive enzymes. However, only AG1 is third-party tested by NSF for Sport.
Potential Benefits and Claims
L’Evate may be able to help with weight loss when paired with a sensible diet and exercise regimen. The product features an M-Charge blend to help the mitochondria produce energy.
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Expert Opinions and Concerns
Amanda Dvorak, ISSA-CPT, tested L’evate You Vitality Daily Greens, she didn’t hate it but couldn’t justify adding it to her regular supplement routine. “Three times has been enough for me because I just can’t get over its taste. I’m not sure I’ll keep taking it,” Amanda reports. “If it contained more micronutrients, I’d keep taking it because I’d have reassurance that I was meeting my daily needs. Amanda was also skeptical about the supplement’s claims. “The quantities of the vitamins, minerals, and proprietary blends seem too low,” Amanda says. “I just don’t consider it to be an all-inclusive greens powder. Amanda says she’s not an RD (though she is studying to become a certified nutrition coach), so she can’t speak to the claims made for this product. Take the health claims on the product page with a grain of salt.