mindbodygreen

This sleep support supplement was expensive, has no return option, and made my sleep quality worse than before taking it. Very disappointed.

I have been reading MindBodyGreen for 5 or so years and appreciate their balanced holistic view on health info which is hard to find these days. I find many of the alternative health websites take things too far and get into politics which i do not like. I wish their probiotic was less expensive but it works really well as it has helped me with bloating and digestive issues. I would recommend the site and their products.

This company steals from customers. They take your money and never deliver the order. They don't respond to emails. They are literally THIEVES.

I've been reading mindbodygreen for over a decade. I recently became a supplements customer and purchased the sleep support+ - helps me fall and stay asleep. I like the glass bottle. I bought the product because I'm staying away from melatonin and want quality ingredients I can trust. Customer service is good. I have no complaints.

After calling and finally getting through to someone I got a refund for an item that wasn't delivered

Too many emails, but better since I dumped them into my spam folder. For reading when you have the time since it does seem to often push paid products rather than quality content. I do understand this is part of the process, but they should add more value via content before overt selling takes place.

Mindbodygreen.com (aka MBG) is a great site that gives articles, podcasts, and classes in "the whole person"-spirit, soul, body, relationships, housing, and investing in one self. The reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars is that you get numerous emails and some of the articles are kind of "out there" for a 66 year old like myself. But I do LOVE the website. It really speaks to the "whole You". For instance, here are some of the article titles in the recent newsletter: "Replacing Retinoids with Other Products During Pregnancy", "How to oil Cleanse Correctly" (I learned that from that article), "Grain-Free Muffins", "4 Ways to Invest in Yourself That Will Change Your Life", "Tools to Overcome PTSD". Recent articles have also highlighted how to de-clutter your life, living in tiny houses, natural beauty items and recipes, yoga, meditation. I read what I want to and disregard the rest. I've learned a lot from these article. There are classes that you can purchase on a variety of topics. Otherwise, everything else is free. If you want to live a more natural lifestyle, this site will certainly help. If you want to live without as much stress, if you want to eat better nutrition, if you want to spark your sex life, if you want to know how to be mindful, this website is for you. I'm a 66 year old, conservative woman who isn't "out there", but I learn a lot from this site, and I know you will, too.

As many, this site was since years for me a source to read about health and supplements, nutrition...
Now, I see a strong commercial tactic to promote products (is it really based on science as they say, or are we used to believe so because a so called 'doctor' recommend this and that?
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/mindbodygreen/). If we would want to go with the brand, we would spend 200$/month on supplements! That every of their monthly products is minimum 50$ is absurd. Who falls for that?! It's not caring about giving good care but 100% about making money. Personnaly, that reflects very bad on the brand.
Same now for the articles as they have one mainly focus, to promote one product. Please don't fall for this. Other brands, among the best ones, have similar products for way cheaper.

I am a subscriber. I've felt better and my bloodwork has been better since I started ordering through the website. Good phone support.

I used to love this site and their articles. Now they sold out to huge banner ads that I get 1/8 of a page to actually read on while they make money on the rest and the articles are turning into page 6 clickbait. Sad that money always wins.

I have been a subscriber of mindbdygreen for years and believe they have the most credible information within health and wellness. Their nutrition content, and use of functional medicine doctors, blows me away. I have recently become a customer of their products and now sleep like a baby.

I used to subscribe to mindbodygreen, did so for years. At its outset it was a very good source of health related news. Overtime, however, I noticed a trend where an increasing number of the articles read more like infomercials. Some articles were actually provided by companies selling a product, but many more were ostensibly objective articles that would reference and recommend specific products and services. Being a health care professional and holistic health care practitioner, I felt this represented a loss of integrity: were the products and services being recommended because they were truly helpful or because there was a monetary benefit for recommending them? I appreciate the costs of putting out a newsletter like mindbodygreen, but for me they crossed a line. I no longer recommend the newsletter to my patients. These days I recommend that they go straight to the source of many of the articles... science digest newsletters. Still, not a bad source of information if you read it with a discerning eye.

This website has great information and healthy news articles. It is great.