Greens+ has been keeping people healthy for 20 years but many people don’t know of the amazing story behind this amazing product.
Greens+ was formulated in 1990 by Sam Graci, after five years of research into the health-giving benefits of the world’s most nutritious superfoods. As an adolescent psychologist in the late seventies, Sam worked with Down Syndrome children, kids diagnosed with ADD, and problematic teenagers in Canada. Having a keen interest in nutrition, and knowing intuitively the importance of food upon the health of individuals, Sam observed the diets of children and began experimenting with vitamin/mineral and whole food supplementation. Immediate improvements were noted in the children’s energy levels, attention spans, mental acuity and overall sense of well-being.
Realizing the full potential of whole food concentrates and their superiority over synthetic vitamins and minerals, Sam was inspired to formulate Greens+ by his sister-in-law, Lani Deauville. Vice-President of Orange Peel Enterprises, Inc. Lani injured her 3rd, 4th and 5th cervical vertebrae in a diving accident in 1958. At the age of seventeen, she was diagnosed with quadraplegia and given five years to live. Determined to beat the odds, Lani went on to continue her education, teach psychology and help others with disabilities. Due to her severe injury however, she suffered many years with poor health, a weakened immune system and an uncertain life expectancy.
In 1985, Sam prepared a green drink for Lani. She gave him suggestions for making it tastier, but the response of her immune system became his primary focus. After five years of trial and error, Sam perfected the Greens+ formula and Lani now enjoys a life full of energy and good health. After having witnessed first hand her incredible transformation, Lani’s husband, Jude, began giving Greens+ to family and friends and demonstrating its benefits to housewives, students, athletes, cancer survivors, hyperactive children, and anyone in need of optimum energy and superior well-being.
Lani Deauville was inducted into the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest living quadriplegic in the world last year. Can you believe she is 70 years old?!?
