# 117 Are Green Drinks Actually Worth All of The Hype?

Wondering what all the rage is about green drinks? Green drink powders have gone from being on the fringe to enjoying the mainstream. Thanks to social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram, as well as advertisements on podcasts and YouTube, green powder drinks have skyrocketed in popularity as a convenient way to boost daily nutrition. 

Celebrities, fitness trainers, wellness bloggers and countless people have started adding green drinks to their daily routine. But are they all equal? Should you be taking the same one that a social media influencer is touting? (Hint: probably not)

It’s clear these drinks have some health benefits like increased vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients, but are they all they’re cracked up to be? Can they actually help in weight loss, improved digestion and immunity, improved mood, and reduced inflammation. And are they really worth the cost? 

Although green drinks are a great way to increase your intake of important vitamins and minerals, there are some drawbacks you should consider before including them in the diet. 

Join me today as I unpack the pros and cons of green drinks and, most importantly, how to personalize the best green drink for you!

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