• Nutrients Fade Fast

    From the moment produce is harvested, its vitamins and antioxidants begin breaking down. Studies show spinach can lose up to 90% of its Vitamin C in just 24 hours, while peas lose over half within 48 hours. The longer it sits, the weaker it gets.

  • Long Journeys Kill Freshness

    Most grocery store produce travels an average of 1,500 miles before hitting shelves. During that time, light, heat, and oxygen degrade nutrients — while produce picked unripe never develops full nutrition in the first place. By the time you eat it, much of its natural power is already gone.

  • Chemicals Can’t Replace Nutrition

    To survive shipping, industrial food is coated in wax, sprayed with preservatives, or gas-ripened to appear fresh. These tricks may make produce look good on the outside, but they don’t restore the vitamins, minerals, and enzymes your body actually needs.