The Brain Garden is all about selling you their own concoction of vegetables, seeds, and grains. Whole food is what Primary Nutrition is really all about and your primary nutrition is what Brain Garden claims they care most about. Whole food is the key to Brain Garden’s success. It’s the product the company was founded on.

Pulse is the name of it’s most famous product line which is developed of non-processed, non-synthetic, additive-free, 100% whole food. Each Pulse product contains a unique combination of 24 whole food ingredients: seeds, nuts, grains, legumes and fruit, which contain all seven known dietary fibers that provide the critical whole foods your body craves and needs.

But I think Brain Garden tries to scare the public into believing that our bodies are more deficient than they really are in most cases. I think Brain Garden would hate to hear the public hearing the simple honest truth that all people need to do is start eating lots of fruits and vegetables and cut down on the junk-fast-food.

I understand that Brain Garden appears to be saying “Too many people fill up on “Empty Nutrition” (fast food and drinks) then supplement with “Secondary Nutrition” (vitamins and minerals in pill or powdered form) and neglect “Primary Nutrition” – the good stuff you find in fresh fruits and vegetables. Brain Garden claims they can get their version of these fresh foods to you. But is it really such a difficult thing to go down to the grocery store and pick up some veggies? And my question would be this: “Wouldn’t the veggies I get in the store, especially if I buy organic, be better for me because they are in their most pure and natural form?

If you choose Food for Life alone the charge is up to $149.95 (plus shipping of $29.95). And then as I understand it, they continue billing you monthly for additional shipments. They say you can cancel any subsequent shipments, but I’m not sure why I’d want to ever start up these shipments in the first place, when I can get my nutritious vegetables right down at the corner store and save a lot of money.

“Hygiean Spa is another Brain Garden Product. It appears to be a type of bubble bath soap with vitamin or nutritional additives.Then, of course, there’s the Brain Garden Business Opportunities that make up their mlm company.

A distributorship allows an individual to become a part of their MLM business by creating a network of downline distributors and earn commissions. Distributors are required to purchase one of the membership kits. I’ve seen their least expensive kit, the Garden Starter Kit, available at a cost of $14.95.

The Brain Garden promotes organically grown seeds, nuts, grains, and fruits, but again, I don’t understand how they can make much money when this is all available at a fraction at the cost at a grocery store.