Proleva - Is it worth it?

This is a follow up review about Proleva to decide if Proleva is worth the $49/month.

With the economy being as tough as it is I have been going line-by-line through my expensive and cutting out the things I no longer need. I've been taking Proleva for almost a year now and thought I would look around a bit and see if there were any less expensive alternatives to Proleva. Being on auto-ship Proleva cost me $49 per month (about one-fourth of my cable/internet bill).

If you have read my review of antioxidants you can tell that I take my time reviewing things so this is what I found about Proleva...

• Overall, is Proleva good – Yes (I personally love it!)

• Has Proleva give me more energy – Yes (with a five year old I need this)

• Has Proleva increased my immune system – Yes (haven't had a cold in a year)

• Has Proleva given me better health - Yes (the doctor likes my vitals)

• But is Proleva cost effective - Let’s find out…

My doctor liked the Proleva ingredient list because of the green tea and pomegranate extract. The celebrity doctors tell us to consume ‘superfruits’ such as acai, noni, goji, and mangosteen all of which are in Proleva. Lastly cardiologists are constantly talking about the benefits of red wine and one serving of Proleva is equivalent to five glasses.

So the bottom line is that the Proleva formula is pretty much perfect according to the professionals, but does that justify the $49 a month price tag?

To determine if I was getting a good deal on Proleva I visited two nutrition stores and I did some research online so that I was sure that I was comparing apples to apples with this Proleva review.

To get the same nutrients found in one serving (two pills) of Proleva you would have to take:

My numbers show that you would need to take 15 capsules per day at a cost of $240 a month to get the same nutrients as one serving of Proleva.

I knew within a week of taking Proleva that I founds something good, I have tested a lot of different supplements throughout the years most of which with very disappointing results. But Proleva is different, after just a few days you can feel the extra energy and within a few months you have this super human immune system which is nearly priceless.

As for the question “Is Proleva a good deal?” I think yes. $49 a month is not cheep but if you think about how much you waste on afternoon coffees and cold medicine alone you save money. Think about it this way: Proleva cost $1.60 per day about a much as a regular coffee from Starbucks.

The one thing we can't put a price on is good health. I really do feel healthier than I have in the past and I credit it to Proleva. If you are thinking about trying Proleva click here for a free trial.

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