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L'Evate You Reviews

L'Evate You Reviews

$28.99

Category: Greens Powder
Ingredients: Kale, spirulina, Tart Cherry, Wheatgrass
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HLTH Score - 2/5 ? HLTH score is our rating based on the judging criteria outlined in the article; it may not always reflect the user ratings above. Not Recommended

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L'Evate You Greens Is A Mediocre Greens Powder At Best.

L'Evate You Vitality Daily Greens is a green powder dietary supplement endorsed and promoted by actor and comedian Steve Harvey. It is advertised as a great green drink with a refreshing taste that packs 30 superfoods and 9 greens into every serving.

Steve Harvey claims it will boost your daily energy levels, prevent gut problems, recharge cells, promote healthy aging, and support athletic performance. Unfortunately, a closer review reveals that Steve Harvey's greens claims are not entirely true. The reality is that he likely has very little to do with the product other than his endorsement bumping the costs up, so we aren't going to say too much about his involvement.

The Vitality Daily Greens supplement contains only natural ingredients, which are split into five different proprietary blends. It has a Greens Blend, Digestive Enzyme Probiotic Blend, M-Charge Blend, Antioxidant Blend, and Mushroom Blend.

Proprietary blends are always a red flag, as they are usually used to hide poor ingredient dosages, which is exactly the case here.

Even with them though, it is still easy to see that all of the proven ingredients are present in dosages that are far too low and then surrounded by filler ingredients that have no conclusive proof that they will benefit your health.

Being vegan friendly and available in a choice of three flavours that includes original, chocolate, and tart cherry are both definitely selling points, as is its reasonable price tag. Unfortunately, this is just not enough to overcome the fact that it is simply an ineffective dietary supplement.

That is why we highly suggest you avoid buying Steve Harvey's Elevate drink and instead go for a greens supplement that's transparent with it's dosing or one that can at least mathematically contain enough of it's core ingredients to work. Typically we recommend Super Green Tonik, it tastes better, mixes better and has much better lead ingredients Spirulina, Collards and Spinach, which have substantially better health benefits.

 Generally grasses have lower nutritional value and are used to bulk out cheaper greens powders. Which L'evate you is not.


What Does L'Evate You Taste Like? 

It's not the best greens powder we've tried, but it's not bad. Most customer reviews of L'Evate you seem to be on the positive side in terms of taste. We didn't particularly like the chocolate as the greens flavor cut through a bit too strongly, not mixing well. The tart cherry was a good all rounder if a little artificial.

That said, the vast majority of reviews at the time of writing are from social media platforms like Tik Tok and reddit so we can never be 100% sure these opinions are completely unbiased and there's no marketing team behind them



L'Evate You Greens Ingredients

Greens Blend - 1,702 MG 

The Greens Blend boasts organic wheatgrass powder, organic barley grass powder, spinach powder, kale powder, organic spirulina powder, broccoli powder, celery powder, organic chlorella, and alfalfa leaf powder. This blend looks good on the surface, but there are a few very big issues with it. 

Barley grass contains essential nutrients that can boost your overall health and provide benefits like helping keep your heart healthy, boosting fat burning and weight loss, and regulating your cholesterol and blood sugar levels (1). 

Chlorella is a chlorophyte green algae brimming with antioxidants and essential vitamins and minerals that can boost your energy levels without causing blood sugar spikes, keep your blood sugar and cholesterol levels down, combat diseases and illnesses, detoxify the body, and improve your overall health (2). 

Kale and spinach are two widely eaten leafy greens that are full of fibre, protein, phytochemicals, vitamins, and minerals. 

They can enhance your eye, immune system, and heart health and functions, and reduce blood pressure, cholesterol, oxidative stress and damage, anxiety, stress, and the risk of heart disease and various other illnesses (3)(4). 

Spirulina is a type of blue green algae that contains antioxidants, fatty acids, proteins, vitamins, and minerals, which can fight free radicals, reduce oxidative damage, inflammation, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels, boost your metabolism, improve your heart health, and suppress your appetite (5). 

All five of these ingredients share the same very big issue here though. While they can all be very beneficial to your health, the dosages that Vitality Daily Greens is capable of containing are simply far too low to allow them to produce their beneficial effects. 

Broccoli is a cruciferous green vegetable that studies show can help to lower your cholesterol levels (6). Celery is an apiaceae plant full of antioxidants, anti-inflammatories, and nitrates that can benefit the human body in countless different ways (7). 

Alfalfa is a flowering plant in the legume family rich in a potent antioxidant called pinitol which can improve your digestive health and functions, as well as those of the liver, kidneys, and various other organs, while reducing inflammation throughout your body (8). 

The problem with these three ingredients is that their benefits have only ever been proven in subjects eating large quantities of the fresh plants, so there is very little chance that taking a small dose of their powdered forms will do you any good. 

Last but not least, you have wheat grass powder, which comes from the new sprouts that grow on top of the wheat plant. It contains very few calories but is rich in antioxidants, minerals, phytonutrients, vitamins, and fibre. 

It is said to offer health benefits such reducing oxidative stress and damage, inflammation, the risk of heart disease, and your cholesterol, and treating arthritis and some other health issues (9). The issue is, none of its benefits have every been proven, so it is just as likely to add no benefits at all to Vitality Daily Greens. 

Digestive Enzyme Probiotic Blend - 1,121 MG 

The Digestive Enzyme Probiotic Blend contains inulin, apple pectin, slippery elm bark, bacillus subtilis DE111, and the digestive enzymes alpha amylase, cellulase, lipase, and protease. Again though, there are issues with virtually every ingredient. 

Inulin is a type of soluble prebiotic fiber that can boost gut and digestive health and functions, metabolism, nutrient absorption, weight loss, and energy levels, and prevent fat storage, constipation, inflammation, and high cholesterol and blood sugar levels (10). 

Bacillus subtilis is a type of probiotic healthy bacteria that will improve your gut health and the function of the digestive system (11). The four digestive enzymes will then all serve the same function (12). 

Much like we saw with the Greens Blend though, all of these ingredients are present in dosages that are far too low for them to be able to do what they are capable of. 

Probiotics and digestive enzymes are also far more effective when you use a broad range together, so the limited number present here will further inhibit their overall efficacy. 

Apple pectin is a type of soluble fibre found in apples that is said to bind to the other foods and nutrients you eat in the intestines and treat conditions like diabetes, diarrhoea, heartburn, and high cholesterol (13). 

Slippery elm bark comes from trees in North America and is used to improve gut health, combat digestive issues like IBS (irritable bowel syndrome), constipation, and abdominal pains, and treat a sore throat (14). 

The problem is, there is no conclusive evidence to support any of these claims, so these ingredients may do absolutely nothing in Vitality Daily Greens. What's more, the latter has been linked to miscarriages, meaning the supplement as a whole is not suitable for use by pregnant women. 

M-Charge Blend - 613 MG 

The M-Charge Blend features organic beet root powder, ElevATP ancient peat and apple polyphenols, MLG50 fulvic acid, and UltraPQQ pyrroloquinoline quinone. 

ElevATP ancient peat and apple polyphenols is made from fossilised plants and mosses and the skin of the apple fruit. It is put in certain dietary supplements due to claims that it can boost your strength and power, and increase ATP (adenosine triphosphate) production, to give you more energy and reduce fatigue (15). 

Fulvic acid is an organic resin produced by the breakdown of animals and plants that some studies suggest can boost testosterone production, enhance your ability to build muscle, slow the signs of aging, and improve your overall health and wellness (16). 

Pyrroloquinoline quinone is a molecule similar to a vitamin that has antioxidant properties and which some studies suggest can improve mitochondrial functions, cognitive performance, insulin resistance, and nerve growth factor, and prevent or reduce inflammation and cognitive decline (17). 

The problem with all three of these ingredients is that studies on them are still ongoing and there is little to no conclusive proof that they will actually be able to provide the benefits that their supporters claim. 

Beet root is rich in vitamin c, folate, nitrate, potassium, and a potent antioxidant called betacyanin. It can reduce inflammation, blood pressure, and cholesterol, boost your eye, heart, and immune health, stamina, and energy levels, protect your blood and organs from damage, and prevent and treat some illnesses. 

Unfortunately, as the minimum dose required to do any of this is 500 mg, which is almost the entire weight of the M-Charge Blend that it is in, it is highly unlikely that the Steve Harvey Vitality Daily Greens dietary supplement contains enough to be of any use (18). 

Antioxidant Blend - 233 MG 

The Antioxidant Blend uses tart cherry powder, maca root powder, wild blueberry powder, raspberry extract, cranberry powder, wild bilberry extract, organic strawberry extract, and grape seed extract. This blend shares the same issue that virtually all greens powder supplements which use a berry blend have. 

While many of the ingredients can indeed provide a variety of health benefits, they will only do so when you consume either incredibly large doses of the fresh fruit, rather than their powdered form. Their efficacy is then further impaired by being lumped in with fruits that provide no real health benefits what so ever. 

This means the entire Vitality Daily Greens powder Antioxidant Blend is highly unlikely to be of any use. 

Mushroom Blend - 83 MG 

The final Vitality Daily Greens powder blend is the Mushroom Blend. It consists of chaga mushroom, cordyceps mushroom, reishi mushroom, and lion's mane mushroom, and features the exact same problems that we have seen in the other blends in this dietary supplement. 

Chaga mushrooms are a fungus found on birch trees that look like charcoal. Said to contain melanin and various polyphenols, triterpenoids, and polysaccharides, it is claimed to improve immune functions and gut health, reduce fatigue, prevent cellular mutation, and combat and prevent a range of chronic illnesses (19). 

Cordyceps mushrooms are a parasitic fungus from Asia. 

They are said to reduce inflammation and the signs of aging, boost heart health, brain and testicle function, athletic performance, and endurance, and treat diabetes, tumours, diarrhoea, headaches, coughs, liver and kidney problems, rheumatoid arthritis, and many other illnesses (20). 

The problem with both of these mushrooms is that very little study has been conducted on humans and virtually no evidence has been produced to prove that they can actually provide these benefits. 

Reishi mushrooms are a polypore fungus native to east Asia that can optimise the health and functions of the immune system, improve your mood, reduce stress and blood sugar levels, and treat metabolic syndrome and various other chronic illnesses (21). 

Lion's mane mushroom are a tooth fungus that can boost brain and immune functions, the growth of brain and of nerve cells, blood flow, memory, focus, and concentration, prevent age related mental decline, reduce inflammation, and combat a variety of diseases and health conditions (22). 

Unlike with the first two mushrooms, these two can actually deliver on their promises. Unfortunately, the dosage of each present in the Vitality Daily Greens powder is far too low to let them do so here.

L'Evate You Greens Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Contains a number of proven and beneficial ingredients

  • Reasonably priced

  • Available in a choice of three flavours

Cons

  • All of the proven ingredients are present in dosages that are too low to be of any use

  • Everything is lumped into proprietary blends

  • Many of the ingredients are not proven to support your health and wellbeing

  • Very few reviews are available from past customers

  • Contains an ingredient not suitable for use by pregnant women

L'Evate You Review Conclusion

teve Harvey's Elevate drink claims to be a simply amazing greens supplement that will make you feel fantastic and allow you to enjoy healthy aging, better gut health and athletic performance, and so much energy. Unfortunately, our review of the Steve Harvey dietary supplement proves that this is not the case.

From the use of five proprietary blends and unproven ingredients to poor doses of the ingredients actually proven to work, the Steve Harvey greens supplement fails in almost every way. 

That is why we suggest you do not buy L'Evate You Vitality Daily Greens and instead use a proven greens supplement. Ultimately the question isn't whether greens supplements are a good thing, because they very much can be. Just this one isn't great. 

There's two ways that greens can be done well, and that's with having a lot of ingredients and unfortunately costing a little bit more money like Supergreen Tonik . Or by sticking to a very simple formula and maintaining a price point similar to L'Evate you in which case we'd recommend Live It Up  instead, as both of which come within the optimal ranges of their ingredients, meaning you'll actually get the health benefits promised to you.


Criteria Rating
Taste 6/10
Essential Nutrients 3/10
Health Benefits 4/10
Ingredient Quality 5/10
Customer Satisfaction 5/10
Value 5/10
Recommended 5/10

 

Read our breakdown on the best greens here.

References

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