Doesn't do anything Doesn't do anything, didn't feel better, actually felt worse for spending that amount of money on leaf powder-like caplets. All the ads are really obnoxious and constant and I don't believe the ppl. This product does nothing, is full of nothingness, and costs a lot. Not sure why it is still on the market.

I’m starting my 3rd order of Balance of… I’m starting my 3rd order of Balance of Nature. I do believe I’m noticing a bit more energy, and possibly just a better overall feeling. The two orders that I’ve received have both had one broken capsule in each fruit bottle which coats all the other capsules in a fine powder, and then there is one empty capsule in the bottle.

Better Recovery time Been on Balance of Nature a couple of months and have felt a significant improvement on my recovery time. I, as most elderly folks do, overextend myself and end up paying for it with sore muscles and body aches and pains. Since being on Balance of Nature, I am finding myself in a better recovery mode when I go off and do foolish things (like stuff young people do).

I paused my subscription, but they shipped products anyway. I paused my subscription and was never told that there was a two-step process to pause my next order. So my next order was shipped without my knowledge, and they refuse to refund my purchase or accept my return. Customer service is very difficult to get a hold of.

Wow, some of these reviews..... 67 yro male coming up on 6 months of use. It's not a magic bullet, folks. It wont fix your life, make your kids come visit or correct the inability to use technology to navigate the ordering process. I've had no problems with orders or customer service. The human body needs fuel to function. If you are eating a healthy diet with 6 servings a day of colorful fruits and vegetables, then you don't need this product. In my case, that is just too expensive and inconvenient. I do seem to feel better, have more energy and mental clarity. I guess the only way to tell for sure is to stop taking them for 6 months and see what happens. My only complaint is price. That is a little high for a long-term commitment but at least its consistent, unlike the cost of groceries.