Add a spoonful of Wanna Greens to up your phytonutrients. Wolffia is high in iron, zinc, potassium, vitamin A, vitamin K and omega-3. Photo by Micha LoubatonĪdd a spoonful or two of Wanna Greens to your granola or smoothie, and you’ve already upped your intake of critical phytonutrients to 70 grams. Wolffia, the world’s smallest flowering plant, resembles caviar. This aquatic plant looks like tiny green caviar and is the world’s smallest flowering plant. It’s called Wanna Greens, the brand name for wolffia arrhiza, also known as duckweed or water lentil greens. Leibovitz has an answer to improving health that doesn’t require any cooking, cleaning and chopping. The average consumer, he adds, ingests just eight grams of dark green veggies a day – “not even close to what we know is the recommended consumption.”

Lettuce isn’t sufficient,” Leibovitz tells ISRAEL21c. “The World Health Organization recommends 100 to 200 grams of dark green vegetables every day. Shay Leibovitz says that’s not healthy enough. Every morning, I make myself a healthy breakfast of homemade granola, fresh blueberries, strawberries and a sliced banana, topped off with a dollop of rice milk.

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