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1,800–2,800 Bioactive Phytonutrients

The Compounds That Make Food, Medicine

Researchers have identified over 25,000 phytonutrients—and you’re probably not getting enough of them.

Essentially zero compounds in highly processed foods

25–100 compounds in most multivitamins

150–250 compounds In a typical greens powder

1,800–2,800 compounds in Buoy’s Rainforest Defense Mist+ 97% Lyophilized Nutrient Density Preservation

Worth The Read (and price)

Why Phytonutrients

Medical Breakthroughs

Rainforest Sourcing

What’s In Defense Mist

The Nutrients Your Multivitamin Forgot

Plants create protective compounds called phytonutrients to defend, adapt and repair from natural stressors and competitive ecosystems.

In humans, phytonutrients activate these same cellular defense pathways that protect plants from stress.

Support activation of genetic pathways

Help regulate enzymes and inflammation

Antioxidants that help block free radical damage

Anti-inflammatories that help calm overactive immune responses

Adaptogens that help regulate stress hormones

Compounds that can help protect DNA and cell integrity

~25%

of modern medical breakthroughs are derived from plant compounds found in the world’s rainforests.

Clinical Progress

Tigilanol Tiglate (EBC-46)

from the Blushwood Tree (Fontaine a picrosperma)

ORIGIN

Found in the rainforests of northeastern Australia.

CLINICAL PROGRESS

Initially approved for treating mast cell tumors in dogs, it has shown a 75% cure rate after a single injection and an 88% rate after a second dose. Human clinical trials are underway for various cancers.

Source: MDPI

Quinine

from the Cinchona tree bark

ORIGIN

Andean South American rainforests.

CLINICAL PROGRESS

Quinine is a bitter alkaloid that became the first widely used treatment for malaria, revolutionizing care for this deadly disease

Source: MDPI

Prostratin

from the Mamala tree (Homalanthus nutans)

ORIGIN

Samoan rainforests

CLINICAL PROGRESS

Prostratin is an experimental anti-HIV compound discovered via Samoan ethnomedicine. It does not attack HIV directly but flushes latent HIV from hidden reservoirs in the body–a strategy to enable eradication of the virus.

Source: MDPI

Crofelemer

from the Dragon’s Blood Tree (Croton lechleri)

ORIGIN

Native to the Amazon basin

CLINICAL PROGRESS

Crofelemer, derived from the tree's red sap, has been approved by the FDA for treating non-infectious diarrhea in HIV-positive patients.

Source: MDPI

The Catch?

Phytonutrients often only work when they’re consumed in whole-food form with other cofactors intact.

Most farmed food has barely any left.

That’s why isolates (what most supplements use) don’t compare.

Defense Mist is a Class of It’s Own

BUOY’S WILD
RAINFOREST
BLACK CURRANT

10-35x antioxidant load of
conventional variety

OTHER WILD
BLACK CURRANTS

2-3x antioxidant load of
conventional variety

High phytonutrient counts are a staple in the world’s longest living culture’s diet.

Across dozens of peer-reviewed studies comparing wild to domesticated varieties (fruit, herbs, greens), researchers consistently find:

Up to 90% drop in total phytonutrient concentration

Less types of phytonutrient types

Loss of diverse compounds, including rare flavonoids, terpenes, bitter compounds, and stress-activated antioxidants.

Get 1,800–2,800 phytonutrients that help support your body's natural ability to target harmful microbes while nourishing your internal and external ecosystems.