Not miraculous, but one of the better supplements I've tried.
I heard about this supplement on the Alex Jones show as a UK listener. I'm sceptical of American infomercials in general (sorry, US readers -- I just find them overly enthused) but have been supplementing for years for chronic fatigue and concentration issues, so I tried out a couple of trial packs of this. I'm now ordering a canister of it.<br /><br />There is something in this that helps my symptoms somewhat, but I don't know what it is. I have tried most supplements out there, and prefer liquids, as capsules and powders don't tend to work for me. I have paid more in the past for superfood green powders. BTT is expensive, so if you don't like the sound of it, Source of Life Gold by Nature's Plus would be my recommendation -- it gave me a short-term energy boost and gave my skin a nice glow. I'm just throwing that out there, as SOLG and BTT are the only supplements I've tried that have given me an effect.<br /><br />BTT comes in a granulated form that dissolves in water (sometimes it can clump slightly though when mixing, and bits will need a good stir). It is sweet enough to drink in water, but it also tastes good in orange juice.<br /><br />In terms of the ingredients, I don't see a lot in BTT that you can't get from other supplements, but I do know the effect I get from it isn't placebo, as most multivitamins do nothing for me. I also know of the criticisms made of BTT in terms of trace metals -- I am not a doctor or a nutritionist, so I don't know enough to comment. I am very sceptical of claims made that trace amounts of substances such as arsenic are good or even necessary for health. I think that the manufacturer should back up claims of necessity with peer-reviewed evidence. Some of the feedback online does seem to be distributor hyperbole -- treat this as a good multivitamin/multimineral, and try to eliminate gluten from your diet if you're sensitive, but don't expect miracles.<br /><br />For me personally, this is a multivitamin that has a pretty strong effect. I'll update my review in another month once I've gone through a full canister. In short, it's not miraculous, but it is pretty good. If you can try a trial pack or two (five sachets apiece) before splurging on a canister, I would try that beforehand.
Rating: 4 stars