30 Days Trial: Tony Robbins’ Pure Energy Greens with MSM

Pure Energy Greens

After years of deliberating and procrastinating, I got my order of Tony Robbins’ Pure Energy Greens in the mail a few days ago.

The box has 90 packets of a green powder mix of organic green vegetables. Tony Robbins subscribes to the acid/alkaline diet, in which a host of the body’s problems can be ascribed to an acidic lifestyle and diet, and the solution is to have a largely alkaline diet and lifestyle.

The theory is still pretty much out there, with critics and supporters alike. But the basic premise, as much as I can sort out, is this: eat more veggies than you do everything else, feel better more of the time than feel stressed, and exercise!

Can’t argue with that.

My goal in getting the Pure Energy Greens is twofold;

1) to increase my levels of energy,

2) to improve my health, because I don’t eat enough vegetables.

In this 30 day trial, I’ll be taking 2 servings of Pure Energy Greens a day. That’s 1 less than the recommended because these things cost (the main reason for my procrastination) and do a purely subjective test based on whether or not it raises the level of energy I feel…especially during the afternoon lunch sleepies.

P.S. Read more about the alkaline acid diet.

6 Responses to “How To Eat When You Don’t Have Much To Eat”

  1. Kloudiia
    July 31 2006 at 3:16 pm #

    Wow, thanks for sharing this little secret Uncle Pai Boon. I feel it is very useful for urbanites, not because they have little to eat, but because very often they are going for very quick rush lunches that means a “quick bite” that little or no attention has been paid to the chewing. In fact, the lesser they chew, the faster they can swallow down the food, and hence the shorter time they take to finish a meal. Thereafter, they can proceed with their other seemingly more important activities like rushing to finish their work, the next meeting / appointment, even shopping!

  2. Alvin
    July 31 2006 at 3:33 pm #

    I think Paiboon means saliva :)

  3. Pete
    August 1 2006 at 1:02 am #

    I think he means “meal” too. We are all of little flaws here and there, doesn’t stop us from understanding him or loving that man.

  4. brenda
    August 3 2006 at 12:58 am #

    Vipassana rocks ! Y didn’t you tell them about it, Paiboon ?

  5. Paiboon
    August 4 2006 at 3:14 pm #

    Yes, I mean saliva and meal :) Thanks for the comment :) My first week as a monk, many thing to share. hang on a while more.

  6. Alvin
    August 4 2006 at 4:09 pm #

    Paiboon! You got online! How have you been? So curious about your monk experience…you are missed, my friend :)