Look & Feel Great on the Inside & Out

pHruits & pHoliage is a unique antioxidant, alkalising supplement from Robert Young. Containing some of the world's most antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables, it infuses your body with the nutrients that boost your daily antioxidant intake. Containing ingredients including:

• Mangosteen
• Acai
• Noni
• Blackcurrant
• Broccoli
• Kale
• Avocado
• Spinach
• ...and more!

pHruits & pHoliage delivers a potent antioxidant hit! 

But What About the Sugar?

Normally these fruits would contain lots of acidifying sugar, however, the nutrients have been extracted using low-heat dehydration - meaning that the sugar is left behind. In fact, in one serve of pHruits and pHoliage you get only 0.25g of sugar - a 12th of a single teaspoon! pHruits & pHoliage is the most effective antioxidant product we have ever seen! 

This product is the very first alkalising fruits product on the market, all with benefit and zero sugar. It is a combination of the most alkalising fruits and vegetables available.

Dr Robert O. Young explains the findings behind his new Green Drink:

British blackcurrants have dethroned American blueberries as the reigning "superfruit" according to a new U.K. study. 

The Scottish Crop Research Institute (SCRI) has determined that blackcurrants contain higher levels of antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins than blueberries or 19 other fruits. 

Besides testing blackcurrants and blueberries, researchers examined strawberries, raspberries, apples, blackberries, and cranberries, among other fruits. 

"From a quick overview, it is clear those with a deep purple or red color perform particularly well, the darker the fruit the higher the antioxidant content," said Dr. Derek Stewart, head of the nutrition program at SCRI. 

"Blackcurrants are very dark purple in color (purple is high on the alkaline pH scale) and in line with these indicators, comes out top in the majority of categories." 

Stewart said that the motivation for the research came from the huge amount of publicity surrounding "Superfruits," coupled with the lack of consumer knowledge of what a "Superfruit" is or what it must contain. 

"We wanted to find out which fruit came out on top," he said. "And blackcurrants can claim to be the No. 1 "Superfruit."