1. Dopamine Support for Mental Health
By inhibiting MAO-B, an enzyme that breaks down dopamine, Oat Grass helps preserve this vital neurotransmitter—supporting mood, motivation, clarity, and even longevity.
Oat Grass is freeze-dried sprouted oat seeds. The oat sprouts are allowed to grow for about two weeks before being harvested, juiced, and freeze-dried to preserve their nutritional value.
The resulting freeze-dried oat grass powder—sometimes referred to as oat straw—offers a wealth of vital nutrients, including vitamins A, B-complex, C, D, and K, along with pantothenic acid and chlorophyll, often called nature’s blood cleanser.
This lush cereal grass is ich in protein and packed with minerals. Its nutrient profile is especially beneficial for brain health, supporting improved cognition and helping to reduce anxiety.
By inhibiting MAO-B, an enzyme that breaks down dopamine, Oat Grass helps preserve this vital neurotransmitter—supporting mood, motivation, clarity, and even longevity.
Oat Grass is helpful for reducing stress and promoting emotional balance by calming the nervous system and supporting neurotransmitter health. It's especially helpful during high-pressure moments—whether you're facing work deadlines, parenting challenges, emotional upheaval, or major life transitions.
Oat Grass powder is a rich source of beta-glucan, a glycoprotein known to activate immune cells and strengthen your body’s natural defenses.
Rich in antioxidants, Oat Grass helps neutralize harmful free radicals, which can slow aging and protect your cells from damage.
Oat Grass contains tricin, an antioxidant known to relax smooth muscles—soothing the GI tract and easing cramping or irritation.
The soluble fiber in Oat Grass aids digestion, supports regularity, helps regulate blood sugar, and boosts beneficial gut bacteria.
Oat Grass delivers a wide spectrum of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and antioxidants:
Oat grass is one of those low-key superfoods that deserves way more attention — especially in a daily protein shake or nutritional beverage. Here's why almost everyone could benefit from adding it in:
Add 1–2 teaspoons of oat grass powder into your smoothie or protein shake. It pairs well with greens, fruits, and proteins thanks to its neutral, earthy flavor.
If you're already using wheatgrass or barley grass, oat grass can be a gentler, more nourishing alternative — especially for those who want calm energy, brain clarity, and a digestion-friendly supergreen.
Rishi Ternes, owner of New Earth Super Foods, left the study of medicine in Germany, came to the U.S. and turned his life over to the pursuit of nutrient dense food and seeking to understand the ability of food to transform health. He believes that “we are what we eat” and that “food should be our medicine”. Rishi owns a Super Food Cafe and Health Transformation Center in Arroyo Grande, California. He continues to search the world for foods that enable to the body to repair itself. As Rishi says, “the nutrients that your body needs are in the foods you aren’t eating.”
Rishi seeks out farmers and food suppliers that are progressive, meaning they are adding minerals and trace minerals to their soils, farming organically and harvesting their foods at the peak of ripeness. Rishi then ensures that those foods are juiced and freeze dried immediately before nutrient loss.
Food is the way of health not vitamins!
Oat Grass Powder fits with the “first rule of health” which is that food should be our medicine. Oat Grass Powder also fits with our second rule of health, which is that food engenders health, not vitamins. The United States has among the worst health statistics of all industrialized nations, yet the people of the United States consume more vitamins that the rest of the world combined. That means that you will eventually find, as so many others have already found, that your health will never really start to improve until you give up on vitamins and turn to food. It's time to turn to food!
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