As unpronounceable toxins continue to dominate the labels of the most basic cosmetics, it's becoming more and more important to learn how to take care of the skin you're in. Human skin is by far the largest organ on the human body, and is profoundly absorbent; what we put on our skin enters into the bloodstream, post haste. So naturally, what we lather up with should be safe for our bodies - inside and out! Each soap contains Boku’s superfood powders to allow the skin maximum nutrient absorption. Each soap is guaranteed to be the best thing you could put on your skin!

The “Berry Blast” antioxidant super food bar is made with love and passion by our daughter, Ryann Rolle, AND boasts 10 amazing organic super food berries: Goji, Hawthorn, Pomegranate, Blueberry, Tart Cherry, Cranberry, Red Rasberry, Acai, Strawbery & Blackberry with scents of raspberry and vanilla.  

Perfect for daily use!  Lather up, massage and rinse! You'll find that its creamy, rich lather also makes this yummy soap a delightful shaving cream. 

• Organic ingredients
• No harsh chemicals
• Made with real BoKU super food products
• Beautifully and naturally scented
• Feed the skin you’re in!

*Olive Oil
*Coconut Oil
*Sweet Almond Oil
Distilled Water
Lye (Sodium Hydroxide)
Raw Beeswax
Raw Honey
*Shea Butter
*Cocoa Butter
Vitamin E
*Boku Superfood & Boku Protein Powder
Proprietary Fragrance Blend
Titanium Dioxide
Mica

*Organic

How "Superfood Soaps" came to be:

Ryann Rolle' ( founders daughter)  is now the 4th generation family soap maker!   Ryann’s grandmother  (Marie)  and late Great Grandmother Olga ( Nana) began crafting handmade artisan soap over 20 years ago with the belief that you “should never put anything on your skin that you wouldn’t eat”.  Wanting to pass on this legacy, Ryann was invited to spent a summer working as her grandmother's apprentice in beautiful Bucks County, Pennsylvania.   Ryann's "aha moment"  was to blend her new passion for soap making with her parents passion for superfoods!

* No two soaps are ever the same, which gives homemade its “claim to fame!”

Remember:

The skin is the largest organ of the body! Give your body the gift of SUPER nutrients from the OUTSIDE...in!

Questions for Ryann? Feel free to contact us!

Witness the gloriously healthy marriage of nutrients that your body craves with the OG Complete Meal Kit. Our award-winning Superfood OG brings nearly countless vitamins and minerals to the table in their healthiest form - through nutrient-dense veggies, fruits, and other superfoods. Blend this up in your morning shake (or afternoon, or evening...) with our vegan protein powder, and your meal is totally complete. Not to mention, we make sure everything tastes yummy, so you'll be able to gulp down all your greens yuck-free.

SUPER PROTEIN

Cranberry Protein

Cranberry protein powder is not from the cranberry fruit itself; rather, it's an extract derived from the seed of the tart berry. It contains a full spectrum of amino acids and is extracted through cold-pressing technology. It is incredibly nutrient dense, pure, and contains nearly double the amount of powerful antioxidants than cranberries in their organic state.

Guar Gum

Guar gum is derived from the seed of a fibrous, proteinaceous legume with a very tricky botanical name - the cyamopsis tetragonolobus. Guar gum is a water soluble, natural fiber, which means that it may help your beloved body absorb nutrients, and may also aid in the digestion of whatever it is taken with. It's tasteless, so it won't add any strange flavor to what you're consuming alongside.

Fine Vanilla Bean

There is extensive documentation proving that vanilla bean is scrumptious! There have been multiple studies showing that even the smell of vanilla bean boosts feelings of joy, relaxation and general emotional well-being. It makes cookies what they are. It therefore boggles the mind to think that fine vanilla bean is also a superfood! Boasting calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, vitamin B6 and many others, vanilla ain't so plain after all!

Lucuma Fruit

Reverently nicknamed "Inca's Gold," this exotic Peruvian fruit is more than just a sweet, pretty, orange fleshy crop. In addition to its high vitamin/mineral profile, lucuma is known for its abilities to work wonders for the skin. It fights acne, leaving you clear and bright, with a youthful appearance. Perhaps even more notably, lucuma regeneratates skin tissue and aids in healing wounds.  Lucuma is also characterized as low-glycemic on the glycemic index, so it will not result in any crazy blood sugar spikes post-consumption.

Vermont Maple Syrup

Maple syrup is already known for how much "yum factor" it adds to your pancakes. But this natural sweetener also includes a host of vitamins and minerals, as well as some powerful antioxidants. And among maple syrup’s various compounds is a newly-identified one named Quebecol, which is a compound uniquely created when Maple tree sap is boiled and turned into syrup. Certain antioxidant phenolic compounds have also been found in maple syrup (just don't chug it - it's still sugar!).

 Digestive Enzymes

I bet you can guess what digestive enzymes are! Yes, they are in fact enzymes that aid in the digestion of foods. More specifically, Amylase, Protease (3 different potencies), Bromelain, Cellulase, Lipase, Alpha-galactosidase and Papain are particular proteins that can support digestion AND assist in nutrient absorption of foods.

Red Dulse

Red dulse, the "bacon of the sea," is a seaweed found in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. The first recorded use of dulse dates all the way back to 961 A.D. in Iceland!  And yes, it does have a smoky, baconesque flavor profile. But even better than the taste of bacon is the delightfully dense nutrients that red dulse absorbs from the sea. It has many of the minerals that we humans should be consuming daily, such as calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium -  all of these are strengthening to bone density. It also has vitamins A, B and C - including B-12, which is difficult to find in vegan foods. Same goes for the Omega-3s that dulse packs with a punch!

SUPERFOOD OG

Barley Grass Juice

This sweet grass superfood has been revered since the times of the Ancient Greeks and Romans, and here's why: it is anti-inflammatory, takes care of your daily B-vitamin intake, is loaded with essential minerals like zinc, calcium and iron, has powerful antioxidants, may slow the aging process, and give your immune system a good boost. Even more intriguing is barley grass' presence of the superoxide dismutase enzyme - an essential antioxidant defense in nearly all living cells.

 Nettle Leaf

If you're Irish, you likely grew up with nettle leaf as one of your primary medicines (both preventative and curative). Here are just a few of its healing properties that make it a powerhouse of health. Sure, they may be no cure for the common cold, but nettle comes close with its respiratory benefits and its anti-inflammatory properties - it has been used in teas since Medieval times for this purpose. If your sneezes and coughs are allergy-related, nettle has still got you covered: it is one of nature's greatest antihistamines. Oh, and the silica and sulfur in the nettle leaf will make your hair grow and shine!

Nopal Cactus

Nopal cactus is also known as the "prickly pear" cactus, or to Spanish speakers, nopales, and it's not just any cactus. Nopales are known for their high concentration of both vitamins and antioxidants - most notably, vitamin C and several antioxidant flavonoids. Mexican herbalists take advantage of the nopales' potential to lower insulin and blood sugar levels after a meal. This high-fiber choice also lowers cholesterol!

 Broccoli

Drink your greens early in the morning with our Super Food! Your mom wasn't just trying to torture you when she made you eat your broccoli. A cruciferous vegetable, broccoli is infused with tons of minerals and vitamins, including Vitamin A (as beta carotine), Vitamin C, and calcium. It is also a super-source of fiber, and, like all cruciferous vegetables, broccoli naturally delivers two important phytochemicals -- indoles and isothiocyanates. So drink up, baby!

 Spinach

When people want an iron or calcium boost, they often turn to spinach. But the list of incredible, essential vitamns and minerals does not end there. Let's go down the list: vitamins A, B & C? Indeed. Fiber? Yup. Magnesium? Tons. Zinc? Vitamin K? Phosphorus? Mmhmm! Spinach is also loaded with chloryphll, which is what gives it its rich foresty green color. Chloryphll is rich in powerful antioxidants that are said to have to improve liver function! Talk about a super food.

 Kale

This majorly detoxifying leafy green is at the very top of the Aggregate Nutrient Density Index (the ANDI chart). Simply put, this indicates how packed any given food is with nutrients. Boasting the highestpossible score of 1,000 points on the ANDI chart, kale has many properties that make it the superfood it is. Like all cruciferous vegetables, kale boasts sulfur-creating compounds in the body that are linked to a hefty list of health benefits including reduction in inflammation, a healthier heart, and many more.

Cabbage

Nope, cabbage is not just a filler food, and it's not just for cole slaw. Like kale and broccoli, cabbage is a cruciferous vegetable, which provides a major boost in many areas of physiological health. Cabbage is also loaded with phytonutrients. In case you don't know about these powerhouse nutrients, phytonutrients are found in many plants, which the plants use to stay healthy. It only makes sense that they would have a beneficial effect in other organisms, as well; in humans, phytonutrients fight off germs, bugs, harmful fungus, thereby keeping various diseases at bay.

Parsley

Next time, you'll chomp down on your garnish like your life depends on it! Parsley is not just a curly-headed little companion to your sandwiches. It does so much than just sit there and look pretty. Not only is it packed with Vitamins C, K and A, it has also been used for centuries in folk medicine as a natural detox remedy, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory agent. The oils in parsley do everything from helping people with anemia to potentially curing you of unpleasant breath!

 Spirulina

If you've ever seen spirulina, you may have wondered - how could anything be so green? The foresty greeness of spirulina comes from the fact that it is actually a rich blue-green algae found near Hawaii, Mexico and other regions of the deep blue sea. That spiriluna is full of countless nutrients may be a no-brainer, but it may surprise you to learn of the many proteins in this popular algae. In fact, the Aztecs called the green stuff "Tecuitlatl" and used to consume it as a primary source of protein! These proteins promote weight loss and the development of lean tissue, and also are considered infection-fighting.

Chlorella

Chlorella has existed since the birth of the Earth, however, it was not until the microscope was inventued after the 19th century that Chlorella was first discovered! Coined 'nature’s detoxifier,' chlorella delievers protein, phytochemicals, chlorophyll, vitamins, minerals, flavonoids, antioxidants, carotenoids, lutein and glutathione. 

Maca Root

The maca root is a delicious, butterscotchy crop that is essentially worshiped in Central America - Peruvian natives eat it by the pound! Its major acclaim lies in its abilities to promote vitality, energy and stamina. It is often consumed with raw cacao an extra dose of energy and antioxidants. Nota bene: maca is great for amping up a tired libido and aiding fertility. Enjoy!

Super Tàke Mushroom Blend

Organic BõKU™ Super Tàke mushroom blend is comprised of 14 specialty mushrooms widely used in traditional Chinese practices. It delivers a wide-array of super adaptors, prebiotics and potent antioxidants that have an ORAC (oxygen radical absorbance capacity) value similar to super fruits. Super Takes in Super Food include: Reishi, Cordyceps, Maitáke, Chaga, Mesima, Lion's Mane, Turkey Tail, Shiitáke, Blazei, Poria, Suehirotáke, Hiratáke, Agarikon and True Tinder Polypore.

Super Sprouts

Organic Flax Sprouts, Organic Pumpkin Sprouts, Organic Broccoli Sprouts, Organic Cauliflower Sprouts, Organic Kale Sprouts, Organic Cabbage Sprouts, Organic Red Clover Sprouts. Sprouts are a powerhouse of nutrition. Civilizations over the past 5,000 years have considered sprouts a veritable fountain of youth and a nutritional staple. They deliver amino acids, vital vitamins and minerals, chlorophyll and antioxidants. 

Sweet Mesquite

Mesquite has a pleasant, molasses-like, nutty flavor with an accent of caramel. In addition to its great taste, mesquite includes fiber, meaning it digests relatively slowly and does not cause blood sugar spikes. This gluten-free powder also has calcium, vitamin B, magnesium and zinc.

Fine Vanilla Bean

There is extensive documentation proving that vanilla bean is scrumptious! There have been multiple studies showing that even the smell of vanilla bean boosts feelings of joy, relaxation, and general emotional well-being. It makes cookies what they are. It therefore boggles the mind to think that fine vanilla bean is also a superfood! Boasting calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, vitamin B6 and many others, vanilla ain't so plain after all!

Lucuma Fruit

Reverently nicknamed "Inca's Gold," this exotic Peruvian fruit is more than just a sweet, pretty, orange fleshy crop. In addition to its high vitamin/mineral profile, lucuma is known for its abilities to work wonders for the skin. It fights acne, leaving you clear and bright, with a youthful appearance. Perhaps even more notably, lucuma regenerates skin tissue and aids in healing wounds. Lucuma is also characterized as low-glycemic on the glycemic index, so it will not result in any crazy blood sugar spikes post-consumption.

Goji Berry

Goji berries have been popping up more and more on the shelves of conscious-living grocery stores. These yummy Asian berries are trending for their high profile of antioxidants, especially polysaccharides. Goji berries - or gou qi zi - are used religiously in traditional Chinese medicine for longevity, as a tonic to clean the liver and kidneys, and for countless other nourishing purposes.

Hawthorn Berry

When herbalists hear a mention of the exceptional "hawthorn berry," immediately they think of the heart. Hawthorn berries are chock full of flavonoids, which are said to be very heart-healthy. And, consuming hawthorn berry could be great for opening your heart as well. Have some hawthorn, and let that heart chakra shine its radiant light!

 Blackberry

Do not overlook the powerful properties of the humble blackberry! First off, blackberries are an excellent brain food; their high concentration of manganese is useful in fueling brain function. Another of the blackberries sought-after qualities is its impressive resume of vitamins and minerals. They contain soluble fiber in high doses, helping enforce optimal bowel movements (it's ok - everyone poops!). AND, the specific types of antioxidants in blackberries may help form a protective layer on the skin, protecting it from damaging UV rays.

Pomegranate

There have been major religious misconceptions about the fruit from the tree of knowledge; it was not an apple that Eve plucked, but a pomegranate! They're delicious, simultaneously tart and sweet, and they are packed with antioxidants. They also pack an incredible punch of vitamin C, and an excellent fiber boost. Pomegranate also increases blood flow and is therefore of great benefit to the heart.

Blueberry

"The darker the berry, the more extraordinary!" - BoKU. And yes - blueberries are oh-so berry extraordinary, shining brightly as one of the world's smoothie superstars. Blueberry's brilliant, dark color indicates their richness in 'anthocyanins', which are powerful antioxidants that help protect the body from free radicals. Blueberries additionally deliver tons of vitamins, such as fiber and vitamins A, C, E and B complex, along with minerals copper, selenium, zinc and iron.

 Acai

Acai bowls are one of the healthiest, least crazy crazes around! Acai is an Amazonian berry with a beautiful rich purple color, and is considered the ultimate antioxidant. In fact, its antioxidant capacity is about 300% more than that of blueberries and grapes, which are both revered for their own antioxidant profiles. And, it's been deemed the "Viagra of the Amazon" with good reason. Some Brazilian men swear by it for sexual stamina and healthy libido.

 Strawberry

Mmm, strawberries! Studies show that even the sweet aroma of a strawberry can elevate your mood. But they're so commonplace as household staples, especially during the summer months, that we may tend to overlook its nutritional benefits! They pack a punch of vitamin C, have anti-inflammatory antioxidants, and many vitamins and minerals that contribute to an overall healthy lifestyle.

Tart Cherry

Tart cherries are just one more very merry dark berry that BoKU is excited to share with the world. Tart cherries are saturated with a dark, antioxidizing pigment called anthocyanin, which gives tart cherries their dark red color. Tart cherries are among the top antioxidant fruits, containing higher phenolics. Ancient medicine additionally acknowledges the fact that tart cherries might just knock out insomnia, as they contain melatonin!

Cranberry

An amazing kidney cleanser, cranberries are also known for cleaning and protecting the urinary tract! The USDA Nutrient Data Laboratory states that cranberry has a concentration of nine minerals, which include calcium, magnesium, potassium, selenium, zinc and phosphorus. Cranberry juice also has 15 vitamins, which include vitamin C, thiamine, niacin, vitamin B6, B12 and vitamin A. Other constituents in cranberry juice include protein, carbohydrates and fiber.

Red Raspberry

As a yummy antioxidant food that has ellagic acid, raspberries help your body to balance the damage of free radicals. However, ellagic acid is not the only well-researched phyto-nutrient component of the raspberry. Raspberry's flavonoid content is also well documented. The key flavonoids are: quercetin, kaempferol and anthocyanins, all of which give raspberries their rich, red color.

 Vermont Maple Syrup

Maple syrup is already known for how much "yum factor" it adds to your pancakes. But this natural sweetener also includes a host of vitamins and minerals, as well as some powerful antioxidants. And among maple syrup’s various compounds is a newly-identified one named Quebecol, which is a compound uniquely created when Maple tree sap is boiled and turned into syrup. Certain antioxidant phenolic compounds have also been found in maple syrup (just don't chug it - it's still sugar!).

Lactobacillus Sporogenes

Listen to your gut and delve into the great world of probiotics. Lactobacillus Sporogenes is a beneficial probiotic bacteria that has been deemed safe and effective as a treatment for joint pain, tenderness and swelling, with a strong resistance to damage in the gastrointestinal tract. But its scientific name is a misnomer; the root "lacto" signifies that this powerful intestinal bacteria comes from cows. But this probiotic- more accurately titled "bacillus coagulans," is derived from soil, not milk - so it's vegan!

Digestive Enzymes

I bet you can guess what digestive enzymes are! Yes, they are in fact enzymes that aid in the digestion of foods. More specifically, Amylase, Protease (3 different potencies), Bromelain, Cellulase, Lipase, Alpha-galactosidase and Papain are particular proteins that can support digestion AND assist in the nutrient absorption of foods.

Himalayan Pink Crystal Salt

The history of Himalayan Pink Salt dates back a literal estimated 4 billion years, 5,000 feet below the base of the Himalayas. It is replacing table salt in more and more households as science sheds light on it's powerful mineral composition. Because it is so deeply pressurized in salt mines, the purity of Himalayan salt is truly unmatched at an alarming 99% sodium chloride content. Its rich content of minerals helps to foster a healthy PH level in the body. Many people use this salt as a salt water flush, balancing stomach acids and aiding in digestion.

Kelp

Kelp is a form of algae that grows ubiquitously in the ocean, in many varieties. Here is why we consider it to be an essential superfood. First off: loaded with potassium, boron, soluble fiber and iron, and vitamins A, B12, C and E. But its true claim to fame is its tremendously high concentration of iodine - the highest of any food. Iodine is useful in that thyroid hormones cannot be synthesized without this essential mineral. There is also a ton of calcium and magnesium in this leafy green seaweed.

• 11 Greens (land & sea) including barley grass juice, nettle, broccoli, kale and parsley
• 14 functional mushrooms
• 7 super sprouts
• 10 super berries & exotic fruits
• Probiotics and enzymes
• Vegan, Organic, Gluten Free, and Kosher

As a meal replacement for breakfast or lunch, as an afternoon energy-boost, before a workout...safe whenever and wherever!

1. For a complete meal: Combine 1 serving of each Super Protein and Super Food in your favorite liquid, or blend up in your favorite smoothie.
2. For a blast of phytonutrients and minerals: Simply add a scoop (1 tablespoon) of Super Food into your smoothie or shake in a glass of pure water, a non-dairy beverage or your favorite juice.
3. Protein boost: Quickly boost your protein levels by adding Super Protein into your favorite smoothie or shake, or get creative and add to your morning hot cereal, yogurt, pancakes or baking recipes.

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Trust us - this is not your average blend of hot cocoa. BoKU Coco Love is 100% guilt-free, 100% delicious, totally organic, contains only 9 grams of sugar per serving, and is packed full of nutrition that you would never expect in your hot chocolate! Featuring super mushrooms and organic cacao, you'll feel nourished and satisfied down to the very last creamy sip.

Who knew something so scrumptious could be considered a superfood? Coco Love features 20 mood-boosting medicinal mushrooms, including chaga, two different types of cordyceps, reishi, Lion's Mane, and tons of others. The foundation of the blend is organic cacao, which features many properties that increase feelings of happiness. Cacao is also chock full of flavonoids, which act as natural antioxidants. Imagine that! A creamy, delicious cup of cocoa can potentially slow the aging process! Wave adieu to all other hot chocolate powders for the sake of your physical and emotional wellbeing. Just add water or your favorite plant-based milk - that's all that's needed to whip up a tasty hot mug of Coco Love! 

Cacao

The botanical name for cacao is 'theobroma' which translates into 'food of the gods.' Used as a currency by ancient Meso America people, cacao helps the body to trigger a 'feeling of well being.' Cacao is not to be confused with chocolate, even though all chocolate has a small percentage of cacao in it. However, most chocolates are filled with oils, milk products and additives, which destroy the health contributing benefits of cacao and cacao's intrinsically rich antioxidant roster. Antioxidants have been purported to help safeguard the body from aging.

Coconut Milk Powder 

Even in its powdered form, coconut milk retains all of its nutrients (other than water-soluble vitamins).

Coconut Sugar

Coconut sugar is a great alternative sweetener to boring ol' table sugar due to its low glycemic index. Bonus: it also adds a nice molasses-y flavor.

Carob Powder

Carob is a tasty chocolate substitute that the Greeks have been using for over 4,000 years for its medicinal benefits. Vocalists chew on the carob pod for its repiratory benefits. Compared to chocolate, carob is very low in sugar, has zero caffeine content, and has twice the amount of calcium. It is also an excellent source of fiber.

Maple Syrup Powder

Maple syrup is already known for how much "yum factor" it adds to your pancakes. But this natural sweetener also includes a host of vitamins and minerals, as well as some powerful antioxidants. And among maple syrup’s various compounds is a newly-identified one named Quebecol, which is a compound uniquely created when Maple tree sap is boiled and turned into syrup. Certain antioxidant phenolic compounds have also been found in maple syrup (just don't chug it - it's still sugar!).

BoKU 20 Mushroom Blend: 

Agarikon, Artist’s Conk, Blazei, Chaga, Cordyceps, Enoki, Hiratáke, Honey Mushroom, Lion’s Mane, Maitáke, Mesima, Poria, Reishi, Scarlet Cordyceps, Shiitáke, Suehirotáke, Tremella, True Tinder, Polypore, Turkey Tail, Zhu Ling

• Intensely rich in antioxidants
• Full of adaptogenic mushrooms, adding a richer taste and innumerable health benefits
• Increases sense of well-being
• Helps the body adapt to stress hormones
• No refined sugars
• No additives
• Organic
• Vegan
• DELICIOUS!

Just add hot water, or your favorite plant-based milk! A scoop or two will do, but everybody has their own unique preference as to how rich they like it. Load up as much as you want with this guilt-free cocoa!

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We boldly offer our BoKU customers a holy trinity of nutrition like no other, in which each component complements the other. This best-selling kit contains our Super Food OG and the original Super Protein, which can be taken separately or together to offer a delicious complete meal. We have completed this trifecta with our award-winning Super Fuel for a healthy, chocolatey energy boost and recovery aid.

SUPERFOOD OG

Barley Grass Juice

This sweet grass superfood has been revered since the times of the Ancient Greeks and Romans, and here's why: it is anti-inflammatory, takes care of your daily B-vitamin intake, is loaded with essential minerals like zinc, calcium and iron, has powerful antioxidants, may slow the aging process, and give your immune system a good boost. Even more intriguing is barley grass' presence of the superoxide dismutase enzyme - an essential antioxidant defense in nearly all living cells.

Nettle Leaf

If you're Irish, you likely grew up with nettle leaf as one of your primary medicines (both preventative and curative). Here are just a few of its healing properties that make it a powerhouse of health. Sure, they may be no cure for the common cold, but nettle comes close with its respiratory benefits and its anti-inflammatory properties - it has been used in teas since Medieval times for this purpose. If your sneezes and coughs are allergy-related, nettle has still got you covered: it is one of nature's greatest antihistamines. Oh, and the silica and sulfur in the nettle leaf will make your hair grow and shine!

Nopal Cactus

Nopal cactus is also known as the "prickly pear" cactus, or to Spanish speakers, nopales, and it's not just any cactus. Nopales are known for their high concentration of both vitamins and antioxidants - most notably, vitamin C and several antioxidant flavonoids. Mexican herbalists take advantage of the nopales' potential to lower insulin and blood sugar levels after a meal. This high-fiber choice also lowers cholesterol!

Broccoli

Drink your greens early in the morning with our Super Food! Your mom wasn't just trying to torture you when she made you eat your broccoli. A cruciferous vegetable, broccoli is infused with tons of minerals and vitamins, including Vitamin A (as beta carotine), Vitamin C, and calcium. It is also a super-source of fiber, and, like all cruciferous vegetables, broccoli naturally delivers two important phytochemicals -- indoles and isothiocyanates. So drink up, baby!

Spinach

When people want an iron or calcium boost, they often turn to spinach. But the list of incredible, essential vitamns and minerals does not end there. Let's go down the list: vitamins A, B & C? Indeed. Fiber? Yup. Magnesium? Tons. Zinc? Vitamin K? Phosphorus? Mmhmm! Spinach is also loaded with chloryphll, which is what gives it its rich foresty green color. Chloryphll is rich in powerful antioxidants that are said to have to improve liver function! Talk about a super food.

Kale

This majorly detoxifying leafy green is at the very top of the Aggregate Nutrient Density Index (the ANDI chart). Simply put, this indicates how packed any given food is with nutrients. Boasting the highestpossible score of 1,000 points on the ANDI chart, kale has many properties that make it the superfood it is. Like all cruciferous vegetables, kale boasts sulfur-creating compounds in the body that are linked to a hefty list of health benefits including reduction in inflammation, a healthier heart, and many more.

Cabbage

Nope, cabbage is not just a filler food, and it's not just for cole slaw. Like kale and broccoli, cabbage is a cruciferous vegetable, which provides a major boost in many areas of physiological health. Cabbage is also loaded with phytonutrients. In case you don't know about these powerhouse nutrients, phytonutrients are found in many plants, which the plants use to stay healthy. It only makes sense that they would have a beneficial effect in other organisms, as well; in humans, phytonutrients fight off germs, bugs, harmful fungus, thereby keeping various diseases at bay.

Parsley

Next time, you'll chomp down on your garnish like your life depends on it! Parsley is not just a curly-headed little companion to your sandwiches. It does so much than just sit there and look pretty. Not only is it packed with Vitamins C, K and A, it has also been used for centuries in folk medicine as a natural detox remedy, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory agent. The oils in parsley do everything from helping people with anemia to potentially curing you of unpleasant breath!

Spirulina

If you've ever seen spirulina, you may have wondered - how could anything be so green? The foresty greeness of spirulina comes from the fact that it is actually a rich blue-green algae found near Hawaii, Mexico and other regions of the deep blue sea. That spiriluna is full of countless nutrients may be a no-brainer, but it may surprise you to learn of the many proteins in this popular algae. In fact, the Aztecs called the green stuff "Tecuitlatl" and used to consume it as a primary source of protein! These proteins promote weight loss and the development of lean tissue, and also are considered infection-fighting.

Chlorella

Chlorella is a micro-algae, with many benefits similar to those of spirulina. Most commonly, it is used often as a supplement that detoxifies and helps treat stress-related ulcers. When taken, the small molecules of chorella bind to chemicals, toxins and heavy metals in the body, and flush them out. This is a God-send for patients that are exposed to any sort of radiation. Furthermore, the detoxification that chlorella provides plays a role in eliminating malignant cells. Pretty impressive, right? But wait, there's more - it also plays a role in making us look younger, clears your sinuses, and naturally provides a no-crash energy boost.

Maca Root

The maca root is a delicious, butterscotchy crop that is essentially worshiped in Central America - Peruvian natives eat it by the pound! Its major acclaim lies in its abilities to promote vitality, energy and stamina. It is often consumed with raw cacao an extra dose of energy and antioxidants. Nota bene: maca is great for amping up a tired libido and aiding fertility. Enjoy!

Super Tàke Mushroom Blend

Organic BõKU™ Super Tàke mushroom blend is comprised of 14 specialty mushrooms widely used in traditional Chinese practices. It delivers a wide-array of super adaptors, prebiotics and potent antioxidants that have an ORAC (oxygen radical absorbance capacity) value similar to super fruits. Super Takes in Super Food include: Reishi, Cordyceps, Maitáke, Chaga, Mesima, Lion's Mane, Turkey Tail, Shiitáke, Blazei, Poria, Suehirotáke, Hiratáke, Agarikon and True Tinder Polypore. Source: USA

Super Sprouts 

Organic Flax Sprouts, Organic Pumpkin Sprouts, Organic Broccoli Sprouts, Organic Cauliflower Sprouts, Organic Kale Sprouts, Organic Cabbage Sprouts, Organic Red Clover Sprouts. Sprouts are a powerhouse of nutrition. Civilizations over the past 5,000 years have considered sprouts a veritable fountain of youth and a nutritional staple. They deliver amino acids, vital vitamins and minerals, chlorophyll and antioxidants. Source: USA

Sweet Mesquite 

Mesquite has a pleasant, molasses-like, nutty flavor with an accent of caramel. In addition to its great taste, mesquite includes fiber, meaning it digests relatively slowly and does not cause blood sugar spikes. This gluten-free powder also has calcium, vitamin B, magnesium and zinc.

Fine Vanilla Bean

There is extensive documentation proving that vanilla bean is scrumptious! There have been multiple studies showing that even the smell of vanilla bean boosts feelings of joy, relaxation, and general emotional well-being. It makes cookies what they are. It therefore boggles the mind to think that fine vanilla bean is also a superfood! Boasting calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, vitamin B6 and many others, vanilla ain't so plain after all!

Lucuma Fruit

Reverently nicknamed "Inca's Gold," this exotic Peruvian fruit is more than just a sweet, pretty, orange fleshy crop. In addition to its high vitamin/mineral profile, lucuma is known for its abilities to work wonders for the skin. It fights acne, leaving you clear and bright, with a youthful appearance. Perhaps even more notably, lucuma regenerates skin tissue and aids in healing wounds. Lucuma is also characterized as low-glycemic on the glycemic index, so it will not result in any crazy blood sugar spikes post-consumption.

Goji Berry 

Goji berries have been popping up more and more on the shelves of conscious-living grocery stores. These yummy Asian berries are trending for their high profile of antioxidants, especially polysaccharides. Goji berries - or gou qi zi - are used religiously in traditional Chinese medicine for longevity, as a tonic to clean the liver and kidneys, and for countless other nourishing purposes.

Hawthorn Berry

When herbalists hear a mention of the exceptional "hawthorn berry," immediately they think of the heart. Hawthorn berries are chock full of flavonoids, which are said to be very heart-healthy. And, consuming hawthorn berry could be great for opening your heart as well. Have some hawthorn, and let that heart chakra shine its radiant light!

Blackberry

Do not overlook the powerful properties of the humble blackberry! First off, blackberries are an excellent brain food; their high concentration of manganese is useful in fueling brain function. Another of the blackberries sought-after qualities is its impressive resume of vitamins and minerals. They contain soluble fiber in high doses, helping enforce optimal bowel movements (it's ok - everyone poops!). AND, the specific types of antioxidants in blackberries may help form a protective layer on the skin, protecting it from damaging UV rays.

Pomegranate 

There have been major religious misconceptions about the fruit from the tree of knowledge; it was not an apple that Eve plucked, but a pomegranate! They're delicious, simultaneously tart and sweet, and they are packed with antioxidants. They also pack an incredible punch of vitamin C, and an excellent fiber boost. Pomegranate also increases blood flow and is therefore of great benefit to the heart.

Blueberry

"The darker the berry, the more extraordinary!" - BoKU. And yes - blueberries are oh-so berry extraordinary, shining brightly as one of the world's smoothie superstars. Blueberry's brilliant, dark color indicates their richness in 'anthocyanins', which are powerful antioxidants that help protect the body from free radicals. Blueberries additionally deliver tons of vitamins, such as fiber and vitamins A, C, E and B complex, along with minerals copper, selenium, zinc and iron.

Acai

Acai bowls are one of the healthiest, least crazy crazes around! Acai is an Amazonian berry with a beautiful rich purple color, and is considered the ultimate antioxidant. In fact, its antioxidant capacity is about 300% more than that of blueberries and grapes, which are both revered for their own antioxidant profiles. And, it's been deemed the "Viagra of the Amazon" with good reason. Some Brazilian men swear by it for sexual stamina and healthy libido.

Strawberry

Mmm, strawberries! Studies show that even the sweet aroma of a strawberry can elevate your mood. But they're so commonplace as household staples, especially during the summer months, that we may tend to overlook its nutritional benefits! They pack a punch of vitamin C, have anti-inflammatory antioxidants, and many vitamins and minerals that contribute to an overall healthy lifestyle.

Tart Cherry

Tart cherries are just one more very merry dark berry that BoKU is excited to share with the world. Tart cherries are saturated with a dark, antioxidizing pigment called anthocyanin, which gives tart cherries their dark red color. Tart cherries are among the top antioxidant fruits, containing higher phenolics. Ancient medicine additionally acknowledges the fact that tart cherries might just knock out insomnia, as they contain melatonin!

Cranberry

An amazing kidney cleanser, cranberries are also known for cleaning and protecting the urinary tract! The USDA Nutrient Data Laboratory states that cranberry has a concentration of nine minerals, which include calcium, magnesium, potassium, selenium, zinc and phosphorus. Cranberry juice also has 15 vitamins, which include vitamin C, thiamine, niacin, vitamin B6, B12 and vitamin A. Other constituents in cranberry juice include protein, carbohydrates and fiber.

Red Raspberry 

As a yummy antioxidant food that has ellagic acid, raspberries help your body to balance the damage of free radicals. However, ellagic acid is not the only well-researched phyto-nutrient component of the raspberry. Raspberry's flavonoid content is also well documented. The key flavonoids are: quercetin, kaempferol and anthocyanins, all of which give raspberries their rich, red color.

Vermont Maple Syrup

Maple syrup is already known for how much "yum factor" it adds to your pancakes. But this natural sweetener also includes a host of vitamins and minerals, as well as some powerful antioxidants. And among maple syrup’s various compounds is a newly-identified one named Quebecol, which is a compound uniquely created when Maple tree sap is boiled and turned into syrup. Certain antioxidant phenolic compounds have also been found in maple syrup (just don't chug it - it's still sugar!).

Lactobacillus Sporogenes 

Listen to your gut and delve into the great world of probiotics. Lactobacillus Sporogenes is a beneficial probiotic bacteria that has been deemed safe and effective as a treatment for joint pain, tenderness and swelling, with a strong resistance to damage in the gastrointestinal tract. But its scientific name is a misnomer; the root "lacto" signifies that this powerful intestinal bacteria comes from cows. But this probiotic- more accurately titled "bacillus coagulans," is derived from soil, not milk - so it's vegan!

Digestive Enzymes

I bet you can guess what digestive enzymes are! Yes, they are in fact enzymes that aid in the digestion of foods. More specifically, Amylase, Protease (3 different potencies), Bromelain, Cellulase, Lipase, Alpha-galactosidase and Papain are particular proteins that can support digestion AND assist in the nutrient absorption of foods.

Himalayan Pink Crystal Salt 

The history of Himalayan Pink Salt dates back a literal estimated 4 billion years, 5,000 feet below the base of the Himalayas. It is replacing table salt in more and more households as science sheds light on it's powerful mineral composition. Because it is so deeply pressurized in salt mines, the purity of Himalayan salt is truly unmatched at an alarming 99% sodium chloride content. Its rich content of minerals helps to foster a healthy PH level in the body. Many people use this salt as a salt water flush, balancing stomach acids and aiding in digestion.

Kelp

Kelp is a form of algae that grows ubiquitously in the ocean, in many varieties. Here is why we consider it to be an essential superfood. First off: loaded with potassium, boron, soluble fiber and iron, and vitamins A, B12, C and E. But its true claim to fame is its tremendously high concentration of iodine - the highest of any food. Iodine is useful in that thyroid hormones cannot be synthesized without this essential mineral. There is also a ton of calcium and magnesium in this leafy green seaweed.

SUPER PROTEIN

Brown Rice Protein

Its main benefit is inherent in the name of the stuff; this stuff is protein-packed! Therefore, it assists in the building up of muscle, enhancing your fitness performance, and aids in weight loss. Brown rice protein also contains a heap of fiber, keeping you regular and happy!

Cranberry Protein

Cranberry protein powder is not from the cranberry fruit itself; rather, it's an extract derived from the seed of the tart berry. It contains a full spectrum of amino acids and is extracted through cold-pressing technology. It is incredibly nutrient dense, pure, and contains nearly double the amount of powerful antioxidants than cranberries in their organic state.

Guar Gum

Guar gum is derived from the seed of a fibrous, proteinaceous legume with a very tricky botanical name - the cyamopsis tetragonolobus. Guar gum is a water soluble, natural fiber, which means that it may help your beloved body absorb nutrients, and may also aid in the digestion of whatever it is taken with. It's tasteless, so it won't add any strange flavor to what you're consuming alongside.

Fine Vanilla Bean

There is extensive documentation proving that vanilla bean is scrumptious! There have been multiple studies showing that even the smell of vanilla bean boosts feelings of joy, relaxation and general emotional well-being. It makes cookies what they are. It therefore boggles the mind to think that fine vanilla bean is also a super food! Boasting calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, vitamin B6 and many others, vanilla ain't so plain after all!

Lucuma Fruit

Reverently nicknamed "Inca's Gold," this exotic Peruvian fruit is more than just a sweet, pretty, orange fleshy crop. In addition to its high vitamin/mineral profile, lucuma is known for its abilities to work wonders for the skin. It fights acne, leaving you clear and bright, with a youthful appearance. Perhaps even more notably, lucuma regenerates skin tissue and aids in healing wounds. Lucuma is also characterized as low-glycemic on the glycemic index, so it will not result in any crazy blood sugar spikes post-consumption.

Vermont Maple Syrup

Maple syrup is already known for how much "yum factor" it adds to your pancakes. But this natural sweetener also includes a host of vitamins and minerals, as well as some powerful antioxidants. And among maple syrup’s various compounds is a newly-identified one named Quebecol, which is a compound uniquely created when Maple tree sap is boiled and turned into syrup. Certain antioxidant phenolic compounds have also been found in maple syrup (just don't chug it - it's still sugar!).

Digestive Enzymes

I bet you can guess what digestive enzymes are! Yes, they are in fact enzymes that aid in the digestion of foods. More specifically, Amylase, Protease (3 different potencies), Bromelain, Cellulase, Lipase, Alpha-galactosidase and Papain are particular proteins that can support digestion AND assist in nutrient absorption of foods.

Red Dulse

Red dulse, the "bacon of the sea," is a seaweed found in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. The first recorded use of dulse dates all the way back to 961 A.D. in Iceland! And yes, it does have a smoky, baconesque flavor profile. But even better than the taste of bacon is the delightfully dense nutrients that red dulse absorbs from the sea. It has many of the minerals that we humans should be consuming daily, such as calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium - all of these are strengthening to bone density. It also has vitamins A, B and C - including B-12, which is difficult to find in vegan foods. Same goes for the Omega-3s that dulse packs with a punch!

SUPER FUEL

Mushrooms -

Besides being an ultimate "immune food," specialty mushrooms, such as reishi, are important for the liver.  The liver makes and processes the body's cholesterol.

Berries and Cacao - 

Antioxidant powerhouses.  Antioxidants not only help the body detoxify toxins, but help to protect the integrity of all body cells. There are many studies on cacao (dark chocolate)  that demonstrate positive effects on cardiovascular health.

Maca Root

The maca root is a delicious, butterscotchy crop that is essentially worshipped in Central America - Peruvian natives eat it by the pound! Its major acclaim lies in its abilities to promote vitality, energy and stamina. It is often consumed with raw cacao an extra dose of energy and antioxidants. Nota bene: maca is great for amping up a tired libido and aiding fertility. Enjoy!

Cordyceps Mushroom (Cordyceps Sinensis)

One of the most popular of all the adaptogenic 'shrooms, cordyceps is used in Chinese medicine to improve energy, stamina, and libido; there is also evidence showing that it may help regulate heartbeat, protect the kidneys and strengthen the immune system.In

Goji Berry

Goji berries have been popping up more and more on the shelves of conscious-living grocery stores. These yummy Asian berries are trending for their high profile of antioxidants, especially polysaccharides. Goji berries - or gou qi zi - are used religiously in traditional Chinese medicine for longevity, as a tonic to clean the liver and kidneys, and for countless other nourising purposes.

Reishi Mushroom (Ganorderma Lucidum)

Reishi is yet another powerful mushroom whose manifold benefits have earned it well-deserved popularity among health-conscious communities all over. Most notably, reishi provides a phenomenal liver detox, and defends against tumor growth. It also calms the nervous system, but also works wonders for respiratory function in its ability to treat bronchitis and asthma.

Fine Vanilla Bean

There is extensive documentation proving that vanilla bean is scrumptious! There have been multiple studies showing that even the smell of vanilla bean boosts feelings of joy, relaxation and general emotional well-being. It makes cookies what they are. It therefore boggles the mind to think that fine vanilla bean is also a superfood! Boasting calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, vitamin B6 and many others, vanilla ain't so plain after all!

Vermont Maple Syrup

Maple syrup is already known for how much "yum factor" it adds to your pancakes. But this natural sweetener also includes a host of vitamins and minerals, as well as some powerful antioxidants. And among maple syrup’s various compounds is a newly-identified one named Quebecol, which is a compound uniquely created when Maple tree sap is boiled and turned into syrup. Certain antioxidant phenolic compounds have also been found in maple syrup (just don't chug it - it's still sugar!).

Matcha Green Tea

Enjoying a cup of Matcha green tea first thing in the morning counteracts noxious substances by bringing the body to an alkaline state. This allows the toxins that the body processed during sleep to pass quickly and easily through our urine and stool. Matcha also contains beneficial amounts of caffeine (without the crash) that helps to boost your metabolism. But what matcha is perhaps best known for is its impressive profile of antioxidants.

Marshmallow Root

In ancient India, Egypt and Greece, marshmallow root was venerated for its healing properties; it is even mentioned in Homer's Iliad, written nearly 3,000 years ago! Marshmallow root is perhaps better known in some cultures as alathea, which means "to heal" in Greek. Get this - when consumed, it creates a useful sticky substance that coats membranes in the body, preventing damage to these membranes. It is soothing to colds/sore throats, as well as to digestive troubles.

Red Dulse

Red dulse, the "bacon of the sea," is a seaweed found in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. The first recorded use of dulse dates all the way back to 961 A.D. in Iceland! And yes, it does have a smoky, baconesque flavor profile. But even better than the taste of bacon is the delightfully dense nutrients that red dulse absorbs from the sea. It has many of the minerals that we humans should be consuming daily, such as calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium - all of these are strengthening to bone density. It also has vitamins A, B and C - including B-12, which is difficult to find in vegan foods. Same goes for the Omega-3s that dulse packs with a punch!

SUPER PROTEIN

SUPERFOOD OG

• Potential for a complete and nutritious meal
• Contains probiotics and enzymes
• Enhances energy and stamina
• Full of adaptogenic super food mushrooms
• Mind-blowing amounts of antioxidants, strengthening the immune system 
• 18 grams of protein in just one scoop of Super Protein!
• Grounding AND uplifting

Who knew a meal replacement that is so amazing for you could also taste this good? This kit has everything you’ll need to create a full meal replacement and is an excellent part of any healthy diet or weight-loss regimen.

Superfood Essentials will give you a BURST of nearly 40 health forming greens and other potent ingredients, flooding your system with vital nutrition. Essentials Super Protein will provide your body with the plant protein it CRAVES for healthy muscle function and vitality, plus, it will keep you full!

How to Use:

1. For a complete meal: Combine 1 serving of each Essentials Super Protein and Essentials Super Food in water or your favorite non-dairy milk. Or if you wish, blend it into a smoothie!
2. For a blast of phytonutrients and minerals: Simply add a scoop (1 tablespoon) of Essentials Super Food into your smoothie or shake in a glass of pure water, a non-dairy beverage or your favorite juice.
3. For a protein boost: Quickly boost your protein levels by adding Essentials Super Protein into your favorite smoothie or shake, or get creative and add to your morning hot cereal, yogurt, pancakes or baking recipes.

About the Products

Superfood Essentials

Organic Super Food Essentials is quite likely the most balanced and appealing superfood blend on the market! That's because we created it to provide a great tasting “first step” into the world of potent superfoods for people of all ages, just like you!

If you’re like many of us who want to enjoy organic super foods but are really concerned about FLAVOR, this is the blend for you!  We’ve made it easy to add the world’s greatest super foods to your daily diet, with a blend that tastes perfectly sweet, creamy and surprisingly yummy! Most importantly, we achieve this amazing flavor while still maintaining incredible potency and health forming benefits.

Many companies use cheap ingredients, sweeteners, and fillers to make their products taste better.  Of course, they include some quality ingredients but usually in very small amounts.  This does little more than make the label look fancy and can be very deceptive.  The sad truth is that you are just not getting the potency and quality you deserve for your hard earned money! Once again, BōKU delivers the perfect balance without compromise, so you get the very best of both worlds!

Super Food Essentials has many of the same amazing and functional ingredients found in the original Super Food:

• BōKU Super Fruit
• Super Greens & Sprouts
• BōKU Super Enzymes
• Super Shrooms
• BōKU Super Maca!

We perfected Organic Super Food Essentials without compromising!

How did we do it you ask? Well, first of all, this amazing blend is much more than just greens. Get ready for an eye brow lifting mix of greens, sprouts, fruits, berries, functional mushrooms, and so much more!  Our medical doctor formulator simply adjusted the original award winning Legacy formula to balance some of the more intense, bitter tasting ingredients. Then, we added one of the most amazing natural sweeteners on earth, Organic Coconut Blossom Nectar!  A delectable super food sweetener that comes from the flower of the coconut tree, not the coconut itself.  Give it a try and find out why!  Organic Super Food Essentials is the best tasting most potent super food blend on the planet!

Essentials Super Protein

Protein is the building block of LIFE!  The word protein comes from the Greek word “proteus” which basically means of the “utmost importance”. For this reason, it's incredibly important to choose wisely when deciding where this vital nutrient comes from.  Boku Essentials Organic Super Vanilla Protein delivers 19 grams per serving of certified organic, kosher, and vegan protein. Essentials Organic Super Chocolate Protein delivers 16 grams per serving of the same, high-quality protein.  At Boku, we take great pride in only sourcing from the most pristine locations on earth!  This 100% plant based protein powder is free of lactose and casein, common food allergens, antibiotics, and hormones.  Of course, no whey, soy, dairy or fillers of any kind.  At Boku, we uphold the highest standards when sourcing and blending our ingredients, making us one of the cleanest protein powders available anywhere.

Rest assured, Boku uses only the absolute finest and most potent ingredients found anywhere on earth. Organic pea protein, sacha inchi protein, red dulse and cranberry protein.  This delicious doctor formulated blend of natural healthy proteins provides a complete amino acid profile making it super easy to digest without gas, bloating and cramps.  Flavored with only organic vanilla bean/organic fair trade cacao and coconut blossom nectar.

When to take Boku plant-based protein:

• BōKU Essentials Organic Super Protein is great to take at ANY time of the day!
• It can be used as part of a meal replacement or an addition to a meal.
• Use anytime you need to satisfy hunger and add protein to your diet.

How to take Boku plant-based protein:

• Quickly boost your protein levels by simply adding water, shake and take! Of course, you can add Essentials Organic Super Protein into your favorite smoothie or shake. Get creative and add to your morning hot cereal, yogurt, pancakes, or baking recipes!
• Its taste is naturally sweet and pleasant and also pairs well with a few of our other products including Super Fuel, Super Food, Super Berries and Matcha Powder.

Have you ever been out and about, needing a quick and effective way to freshen your breath before meeting up with an important someone? Our Spitless Mouthwash is an enjoyable and easily transportable way to freshen up any time of the day. All our ingredients are naturally sourced, so you can swish it around and then swallow it, and enjoy how delightfully clean your mouth feels afterwards! Each bottle contains about 75 servings.

Olive Oil

Olive oil has been used in the ancient method of oil pulling, which involves swishing oil around the mouth for 5-20 minutes, acting as a deep cleanser.

Silica

Hydrated silica is found all throughout nature, especially in beautiful crystals such as the mystical opal and quartz. In oral hygiene products, hydrated silica is utilized most for its ability to gently scuff away plaque.

Spearmint Oil

The benefits of essential oils in toothpaste go far beyond just a tingly, refreshing taste. Spearmint oil also has major anti-bacterial properties that create a healthy environment inside the mouth. Also, if there is any discomfort in your mouth (tongue, gums, or inside the cheeks or lips), spearmint oil is known to treat pain.

Menthol

Menthol is derived from mint oils - most commonly peppermint oil - and has a delightfully cooling sensation. It freshens and prevents bad breath.

Natural Plant Saponins

A foaming agent that comes straight from Mother Earth.

Monk Fruit

Monk fruit, also known as luo han guo, has been long used in traditional Chinese medicine, and is a phenomenon in the world of natural sweeteners. Even with its delicious sweetness, monk fruit has not been shown to contribute to tooth decay, making it the perfect sweetener for a yummy toothpaste.

Vitamin E

Vitamin E is a nutrient and an antioxidant, used by many people internally as well as externally to help fight off free-radicals.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is not just for preventing colds and flus! When used in oral hygiene products, vitamin C helps to prevent and treat gum disease!

Peppermint

Peppermint oil contributes to the bright and lively flavor profile of our unmatchable mouthwash, but is also highly functional to your oral health. The antimicrobial qualities of peppermint oil freshens your breath naturally. Peppermint oil has also been shown to reduce cavities more than the chemicals in harsh mouthwashes. Oh, and if you're experiencing any soreness in your gums, the peppermint might just have you covered.

Probiotic K-12

Despite its formidable name, streptococcus salivarius is neither a virus nor a magical incantation. In fact, following childbirth, s. salivarius is a 'good bacteria' that naturally collects in the mouth and respiratory system of the newborn, protecting it from harmful bacteria. In dental products, it does the same, competing with 'bad bacteria'. Therefore, s. salivarius is considered an oral probiotic! Just don't try saying it 5 times fast...

• Replaces regular mouth wash for daily use
• Fluoride & Lauryl Sulfate free
• Naturally sourced ingredients only
• No artificial sweeteners
• Alkalizes the mouth, creating hostile environment for bacteria
• Contains probiotics
• Cruelty free
• Bright and fresh taste

SWISH - SWIRL - SWALLOW!

• Mouth Gel: Use in place of mouth wash. Squirt a few pumps in the mouth, swish, and swirl vigorously throughout your entire mouth for 60 seconds or more, and swallow. No need to spit!
• Family friendly for daily use

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Most toothpastes contain a label that alerts the consumer to call poison control if the toothpaste is swallowed (seriously). But our ingredients are naturally sourced, and while we wouldn't recommend eating it, you can rest assured that no icky toxins will get into your system upon brushing.

This tooth powder is 100% vegan, all natural, effective, & cruelty-free!

Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda)

Most commonly referred to as "baking soda," sodium bicarbonate is a soft mineral that has been long appreciated for its abilities to both clean and whiten teeth. It lifts surface stains due to its mildly abrasive characteristics, but leaves your pearly whites unharmed. The impressively high alkalinity of sodium bicarbonate also battles the acids in the mouth that cause tooth decay.

Tartaric Acid

Tartaric acid is an antioxidant that shows up in edible plants all over the place: in grapes, bananas, pineapples and tamarind, to name a few. It is commonly used along in foods and toothpastes as a leavening agent.

Dicalcium Phosphate Dihydrate

As indicated by its scientific name, dicalcium phosphate dihydtate is full of calcium, which is necessary to the survival of healthy bones and teeth. It is an excellent tooth polish, and also gets rid of tartar, thereby reducing the odds of tooth decay!

Magnesium Carbonate

Magnesium Carbonate is similar to sodium bicarbonate in its capability to remove stains and plaque. It, too, is a mild abrasive - but just enough to scrub-a-dub-dub the icky debris from your teeth, without causing any damage to the enamel.

Hydrated Silica

Hydrated silica is found all throughout nature, especially in beautiful crystals such as the mystical opal and quartz. In oral hygiene products, hydrated silica is utilized most for its ability to gently scuff away plaque.

Spearmint Oil

The benefits of essential oils in toothpaste go far beyond just a tingly, refreshing taste. Spearmint oil also has major anti-bacterial properties that create a healthy environment inside the mouth. Also, if there is any discomfort in your mouth (tongue, gums, or inside the cheeks or lips), spearmint oil is known to treat pain.

Peppermint Oil

Peppermint oil contributes to the bright and lively flavor profile of our unmatchable smile tooth powder, but is also highly functional to your oral health. The antimicrobial qualities of peppermint oil freshens your breath naturally. Peppermint oil has also been shown to reduce cavities more than the chemicals in harsh mouthwashes. Oh, and if you're experiencing any soreness in your gums, the peppermint might just have you covered.

Sea Salt

Because of its commonplace usages and its presence in nearly every kitchen worldwide, sea salt is often considered a super basic element. On the contrary, sea salt is often overlooked for its trace amounts of many rich minerals including zinc, magnesium, potassium, calcium, and more! When used in toothpaste, sea salt breaks down plaque, has whitening characteristics, and is an incredible cleanser.

Anise Oil

Anise oil, derived from the perennial herb pimpinella anisum, has the distinct yet mild taste of sweet licorice. Besides being a sought-after flavor, anise oil is also an antiseptic and has been determined to be beneficial to oral health. It also encourages the remineralization necessary to a healthy mouth.

Myrrh Resin Extract

The sap of the commiphora myrrha tree produces myrrh resin, which can be found in both Africa and the Middle East. It is both antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, boasting massive benefits when used in oral hygiene, such as reduction of inflammation, prevention of mouth ulcers, and treatment of gingivitis. Makes your breath smell great, too!

Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate

Don't let the long, hard-to-pronounce name scare you! Sodium methyl cocoyl taurate is simply a surfactant derived from coconuts, and acts as a foaming agent for that super satisfying brusha-brusha sensation.

Zinc Gluconate

The addition of zinc gluconate to this formula is due to its manifold oral benefits. It is known to cut down on the amount of plaque in your mouth, while inhibiting calculus formation. It has been shown to be effective in the reduction of halitosis and gingivitis, as well, keeping your mouth bright and fresh all day long!

Frankincense

Frankincense is a fragrant, hardened sap from the Boswellia genus trees of Africa and Arabia. It is well-known for its ceremonial uses as an incense (typically burnt along with myrrh), so it may surprise you to learn that frankincense is potentially quite effective in fighting cavities, as well!

Monk Fruit

Monk fruit, also known as luo han guo, has been long used in traditional Chinese medicine, and is a phenomenon in the world of natural sweeteners. Even with its delicious sweetness, monk fruit has not been shown to contribute to tooth decay, making it the perfect sweetener for a yummy toothpaste.

Ethyl Lauoyl Arginate

Ethyl lauroyl arginate is a white powder primarily composed of salts, and is known to be effective in the management of gum disease.

Streptococcus Salivarius (Oral Probiotic) 

Despite its formidable name, streptococcus salivarius is neither a virus nor a magical incantation. In fact, following childbirth, s. salivarius is a 'good bacteria' that naturally collects in the mouth and respiratory system of the newborn, protecting it from harmful bacteria. In dental products, it does the same, competing with 'bad bacteria'. Therefore, s. salivarius is considered an oral probiotic! Just don't try saying it 5 times fast...

• Deep cleans without being abrasive
• Anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory effects
• Helps remove stains and plaque
• Gives you that super fresh feeling you crave from your toothpaste
• Contains an oral probiotic

Use as you would use any other toothpaste (we recommend 2-3 times daily), and feel it cleanse your mouth more thoroughly than ever before!

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Drink your greens with the Super Food OG! This specialized formula contains 55 organic superfood ingredients that each serve an important physiological function, amping you up for the day like the Incredible Hulk! This formula contains all the nutrients you need for the day, all in one place - plus, you can easily enjoy this blend on the go.

• Formulated by a Naturopathic Medical Doctor
• Award-winning formula
• Highly concentrated nutrition
• Conducive to an active lifestyle

One scoop of BōKU Super Food added to your favorite non-dairy liquid – it’s that easy. Shake it up, drink it down, and experience how good maximum nutrition can feel.

It’s your best day, every day, the way Mother Nature intended!

• 11 Greens (land & sea) including barley grass juice, nettle, broccoli, kale and parsley
• 14 functional mushrooms
• 7 super sprouts
• 10 super berries & exotic fruits
• Probiotics and enzymes
• Vegan, Organic, Kosher
• Gluten-Free

Greens and Sprouts -

The chlorophyll in greens is amazing.  It transforms the life-giving power of the sun's energy into nutrients.  The backbone of the chlorophyll molecule is magnesium, which is the most important mineral for a healthy cardiovascular system.  Many people are quite deficient in magnesium.  The chlorophyll molecule is also quite similar to the hemoglobin molecule, which carries our oxygen in red blood cells.  In traditional medicine, greens have been considered  "blood builders." Greens and sprouts also help the liver to detoxify substances that could otherwise harm the body's organs, including the heart.  Cruciferous sprouts, suchs broccoli, kale and cauliflower are especially potent in this regard.

Mushrooms - 

Besides being an ultimate "immune food," specialty mushrooms, such as reishi, are important for the liver.  The liver makes and processes the body's cholesterol.

Berries - 

Antioxidant powerhouse.  Antioxidants not only help the body detoxify toxins, but help to protect the integrity of all body cells.

Barley Grass Juice

This sweet grass superfood has been revered since the times of the Ancient Greeks and Romans, and here's why: it is anti-inflammatory, takes care of your daily B-vitamin intake, is loaded with essential minerals like zinc, calcium and iron, has powerful antioxidants, may slow the aging process, and give your immune system a good boost. Even more intriguing is barley grass' presence of the superoxide dismutase enzyme - an essential antioxidant defense in nearly all living cells.

Nettle Leaf

If you're Irish, you likely grew up with nettle leaf as one of your primary medicines (both preventative and curative). Here are just a few of its healing properties that make it a powerhouse of health. Sure, they may be no cure for the common cold, but nettle comes close with its respiratory benefits and its anti-inflammatory properties - it has been used in teas since Medieval times for this purpose. If your sneezes and coughs are allergy-related, nettle has still got you covered: it is one of nature's greatest antihistamines. Oh, and the silica and sulfur in the nettle leaf will make your hair grow and shine!

Nopal Cactus

Nopal cactus is also known as the "prickly pear" cactus, or to Spanish speakers, nopales, and it's not just any cactus. Nopales are known for their high concentration of both vitamins and antioxidants - most notably, vitamin C and several antioxidant flavonoids. Mexican herbalists take advantage of the nopales' potential to lower insulin and blood sugar levels after a meal. This high-fiber choice also lowers cholesterol!

Broccoli

Drink your greens early in the morning with our Super Food! Your mom wasn't just trying to torture you when she made you eat your broccoli. A cruciferous vegetable, broccoli is infused with tons of minerals and vitamins, including Vitamin A (as beta carotine), Vitamin C, and calcium. It is also a super-source of fiber, and, like all cruciferous vegetables, broccoli naturally delivers two important phytochemicals -- indoles and isothiocyanates. So drink up, baby!

Spinach

When people want an iron or calcium boost, they often turn to spinach. But the list of incredible, essential vitamns and minerals does not end there. Let's go down the list: vitamins A, B & C? Indeed. Fiber? Yup. Magnesium? Tons. Zinc? Vitamin K? Phosphorus? Mmhmm! Spinach is also loaded with chloryphll, which is what gives it its rich foresty green color. Chloryphll is rich in powerful antioxidants that are said to have to improve liver function! Talk about a super food.

Kale

Cabbage

Parsley

Next time, you'll chomp down on your garnish like your life depends on it! Parsley is not just a curly-headed little companion to your sandwiches. It does so much than just sit there and look pretty. Not only is it packed with Vitamins C, K and A, it has also been used for centuries in folk medicine as a natural detox remedy, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory agent. The oils in parsley do everything from helping people with anemia to potentially curing you of unpleasant breath!

Spirulina

If you've ever seen spirulina, you may have wondered - how could anything be so green? The foresty greeness of spirulina comes from the fact that it is actually a rich blue-green algae found near Hawaii, Mexico and other regions of the deep blue sea. That spiriluna is full of countless nutrients may be a no-brainer, but it may surprise you to learn of the many proteins in this popular algae. In fact, the Aztecs called the green stuff "Tecuitlatl" and used to consume it as a primary source of protein! These proteins promote weight loss and the development of lean tissue, and also are considered infection-fighting.

Chlorella

Maca Root

The maca root is a delicious, butterscotchy crop that is essentially worshiped in Central America - Peruvian natives eat it by the pound! Its major acclaim lies in its abilities to promote vitality, energy and stamina. It is often consumed with raw cacao an extra dose of energy and antioxidants. Nota bene: maca is great for amping up a tired libido and aiding fertility. Enjoy!

Super Tàke Mushroom Blend

Organic BõKU™ Super Tàke mushroom blend is comprised of 14 specialty mushrooms widely used in traditional Chinese practices. It delivers a wide-array of super adaptors, prebiotics and potent antioxidants that have an ORAC (oxygen radical absorbance capacity) value similar to super fruits. Super Takes in Super Food include: Reishi, Cordyceps, Maitáke, Chaga, Mesima, Lion's Mane, Turkey Tail, Shiitáke, Blazei, Poria, Suehirotáke, Hiratáke, Agarikon and True Tinder Polypore. Source: USA

Super Sprouts 

Organic Flax Sprouts, Organic Pumpkin Sprouts, Organic Broccoli Sprouts, Organic Cauliflower Sprouts, Organic Kale Sprouts, Organic Cabbage Sprouts, Organic Red Clover Sprouts. Sprouts are a powerhouse of nutrition. Civilizations over the past 5,000 years have considered sprouts a veritable fountain of youth and a nutritional staple. They deliver amino acids, vital vitamins and minerals, chlorophyll and antioxidants. Source: USA

Sweet Mesquite 

Mesquite has a pleasant, molasses-like, nutty flavor with an accent of caramel. In addition to its great taste, mesquite includes fiber, meaning it digests relatively slowly and does not cause blood sugar spikes. This gluten-free powder also has calcium, vitamin B, magnesium and zinc.

Fine Vanilla Bean

There is extensive documentation proving that vanilla bean is scrumptious! There have been multiple studies showing that even the smell of vanilla bean boosts feelings of joy, relaxation, and general emotional well-being. It makes cookies what they are. It therefore boggles the mind to think that fine vanilla bean is also a superfood! Boasting calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, vitamin B6 and many others, vanilla ain't so plain after all!

Lucuma Fruit

Reverently nicknamed "Inca's Gold," this exotic Peruvian fruit is more than just a sweet, pretty, orange fleshy crop. In addition to its high vitamin/mineral profile, lucuma is known for its abilities to work wonders for the skin. It fights acne, leaving you clear and bright, with a youthful appearance. Perhaps even more notably, lucuma regenerates skin tissue and aids in healing wounds. Lucuma is also characterized as low-glycemic on the glycemic index, so it will not result in any crazy blood sugar spikes post-consumption.

Goji Berry 

Goji berries have been popping up more and more on the shelves of conscious-living grocery stores. These yummy Asian berries are trending for their high profile of antioxidants, especially polysaccharides. Goji berries - or gou qi zi - are used religiously in traditional Chinese medicine for longevity, as a tonic to clean the liver and kidneys, and for countless other nourishing purposes.

Hawthorn Berry

When herbalists hear a mention of the exceptional "hawthorn berry," immediately they think of the heart. Hawthorn berries are chock full of flavonoids, which are said to be very heart-healthy. And, consuming hawthorn berry could be great for opening your heart as well. Have some hawthorn, and let that heart chakra shine its radiant light!

Blackberry

Do not overlook the powerful properties of the humble blackberry! First off, blackberries are an excellent brain food; their high concentration of manganese is useful in fueling brain function. Another of the blackberries sought-after qualities is its impressive resume of vitamins and minerals. They contain soluble fiber in high doses, helping enforce optimal bowel movements (it's ok - everyone poops!). AND, the specific types of antioxidants in blackberries may help form a protective layer on the skin, protecting it from damaging UV rays.

Pomegranate 

There have been major religious misconceptions about the fruit from the tree of knowledge; it was not an apple that Eve plucked, but a pomegranate! They're delicious, simultaneously tart and sweet, and they are packed with antioxidants. They also pack an incredible punch of vitamin C, and an excellent fiber boost. Pomegranate also increases blood flow and is therefore of great benefit to the heart.

Blueberry

"The darker the berry, the more extraordinary!" - BoKU. And yes - blueberries are oh-so berry extraordinary, shining brightly as one of the world's smoothie superstars. Blueberry's brilliant, dark color indicates their richness in 'anthocyanins', which are powerful antioxidants that help protect the body from free radicals. Blueberries additionally deliver tons of vitamins, such as fiber and vitamins A, C, E and B complex, along with minerals copper, selenium, zinc and iron.

Acai

Acai bowls are one of the healthiest, least crazy crazes around! Acai is an Amazonian berry with a beautiful rich purple color, and is considered the ultimate antioxidant. In fact, its antioxidant capacity is about 300% more than that of blueberries and grapes, which are both revered for their own antioxidant profiles. And, it's been deemed the "Viagra of the Amazon" with good reason. Some Brazilian men swear by it for sexual stamina and healthy libido.

Strawberry

Mmm, strawberries! Studies show that even the sweet aroma of a strawberry can elevate your mood. But they're so commonplace as household staples, especially during the summer months, that we may tend to overlook its nutritional benefits! They pack a punch of vitamin C, have anti-inflammatory antioxidants, and many vitamins and minerals that contribute to an overall healthy lifestyle.

Tart Cherry

Tart cherries are just one more very merry dark berry that BoKU is excited to share with the world. Tart cherries are saturated with a dark, antioxidizing pigment called anthocyanin, which gives tart cherries their dark red color. Tart cherries are among the top antioxidant fruits, containing higher phenolics. Ancient medicine additionally acknowledges the fact that tart cherries might just knock out insomnia, as they contain melatonin!

Cranberry

An amazing kidney cleanser, cranberries are also known for cleaning and protecting the urinary tract! The USDA Nutrient Data Laboratory states that cranberry has a concentration of nine minerals, which include calcium, magnesium, potassium, selenium, zinc and phosphorus. Cranberry juice also has 15 vitamins, which include vitamin C, thiamine, niacin, vitamin B6, B12 and vitamin A. Other constituents in cranberry juice include protein, carbohydrates and fiber.

Red Raspberry 

As a yummy antioxidant food that has ellagic acid, raspberries help your body to balance the damage of free radicals. However, ellagic acid is not the only well-researched phyto-nutrient component of the raspberry. Raspberry's flavonoid content is also well documented. The key flavonoids are: quercetin, kaempferol and anthocyanins, all of which give raspberries their rich, red color.

Maple syrup is already known for how much "yum factor" it adds to your pancakes. But this natural sweetener also includes a host of vitamins and minerals, as well as some powerful antioxidants. And among maple syrup’s various compounds is a newly-identified one named Quebecol, which is a compound uniquely created when Maple tree sap is boiled and turned into syrup. Certain antioxidant phenolic compounds have also been found in maple syrup (just don't chug it - it's still sugar!).

Lactobacillus Sporogenes 

Digestive Enzymes

I bet you can guess what digestive enzymes are! Yes, they are in fact enzymes that aid in the digestion of foods. More specifically, Amylase, Protease (3 different potencies), Bromelain, Cellulase, Lipase, Alpha-galactosidase and Papain are particular proteins that can support digestion AND assist in the nutrient absorption of foods.

Himalayan Pink Crystal Salt 

The history of Himalayan Pink Salt dates back a literal estimated 4 billion years, 5,000 feet below the base of the Himalayas. It is replacing table salt in more and more households as science sheds light on it's powerful mineral composition. Because it is so deeply pressurized in salt mines, the purity of Himalayan salt is truly unmatched at an alarming 99% sodium chloride content. Its rich content of minerals helps to foster a healthy PH level in the body. Many people use this salt as a salt water flush, balancing stomach acids and aiding in digestion.

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