Many of you have asked us about the number of calories in our grawnola.
We have few answers for you:
According to nutritional database information, the technical answer to the calorie question is the following:
Original, 1.4oz bar = 207
Banana Coconut, 1.3oz bar = 189
Sweet & Sour, 1.3oz bar = 185
– but those numbers are not truly accurate.
The complete answer requires some background. The calories in our grawnola are unusual because of the way we prepare our ingredients to make them ready for the body. Since the body is familiar with these nutrients as opposed to highly-processed food calories, weight questions, and calorie concerns need to be addressed differently. gRAWnola ingredients are body ready which means they are prepared in a way the body can digest, assimilate and fuel evolution. We only use pure and unprocessed ingredients which are enhanced through proper preparation so that all the nutrients – protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals and enzymes – are optimized and available to you.
gRAWnola Ingredients:
Pumpkin Seeds: Anti-inflammatory helping to reduce arthritis symptoms, may promote prostate health, stronger bones, Phytosterols help to lower serum cholesterol
Almonds: Lowers LDL levels, and reduces risk of heart disease
Walnuts: Improves cardiovascular health and lowers blood pressure, improves brain function, inhibits the formation of gall stones
Pecans: Antioxidant, neurological protection, fighting Alzheimer’s, cancers, and heart disease.
Apples: Protection against asthma and cancer, lung support, supports heart health through anti-oxidants.
Lemons/Limes: Antioxidant, antibiotic, helps with rheumatoid arthritis, and a great source of vitamin C.
Buckwheat: Provides blood sugar control and lowers risk of diabetes, inhibits the formation of gall stones, improves cardiovascular health.
Raisins: Guards against macular degeneration, provides boron for better bone health, and antioxidant properties.
Bananas: Rich in potassium and other minerals, good for brain stimulation, depression, and constipation
Cashews: Fights diabetes and obesity. Packed with minerals like magnesium helps with healthy bones and teeth, and copper which produces energy and increases antioxidant defense
Dates: High in fiber, dates promote good digestion and protect against abdominal cancer. Also satisfies hunger, and supports muscle develpment
Ginger: One of the best anti-inflammatory vegetables, it stabalizes the entire digestive tract, and provides cold and flu fighting properties. Improves kidney function, and has anti-cancer properties
Tamarind: Helps excrete LDL cholesterol from the body. Rich in vitamins, with many medicinal properties. Traditional remedy for bowl disorders
Coconut: Coconut fats are metabolized by the body as energy, and provide diabetes, HIV, and cancer prevention with increased immunity and stress relief. Regulates cholesterol levels and provides antioxidant protection
Sesame Seeds: Highest calcium content per gram than other sources. Reduces pain and swelling associated with arthritis. Helps prevent colon cancer, migraines, and helps lower cholesterol
Dulse Seaweed: Sea vegetables reduce breast cancer. Contains the broadest range of minerals in any food providing anti-cancer, anti-viral, and anti-inflammatory effects.
Cinnamon: Boosts brain function, improves colon health, and is anti-.microbial
Orange oil: Anti-inflammatory, anti-depressant, antiseptic, promotes colon health
