- Blushwood Berry Powder EBC-46 - Maximum Strength Immune and Cell Support - Contains The Fruit and Seed - 180g/6.4oz Per Container

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.

heard from a friend all of the advantages so tried it for the first time yesterday!

Seems every week now there's a new immune boosting powder and I'm unfortunately a sucker. I think that's possibly the case here of another over hyped miracle berry. I'm just not sure the price on this is justified, I really couldn't find a lot of information on this stuff. I do appreciate all the 3rd party testing. The powder itself tastes mild, I have been adding it into my smoothies and don't even taste it there. Hopefully it's doing background work in benefiting my body.

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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.

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.

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