• NO GLUTEN, DAIRY, SOY, WHEY OR CORN
• NO PEANUT BUTTER (a proven aflatoxin)
• NO OATS (heavily sprayed with Glyphosate)
• NO EGGS (non pasture-raised eggs are inflammatory contain antibiotics the chickens are given)
• NO ADDED SUGAR
• NO SEED OILS 
• NO GMOs
• NO FLAVORS (not even so-called "natural flavors")
• NO SUGAR ALCOHOLS
• NO STEVIA • NO ISOLATES
• NO INFLAMMATORY INGREDIENTS (looking at you maltodextrin)
• NO GUMS or fillers (ie. titanium dioxide)
• NO INGREDIENTS YOU CAN'T PRONOUNCE
• NO INGREDIENTS MADE IN A LAB

How? By creating products that are actually clean, and that actually help people heal.

By voting with our dollar.

By educating others, learning what ingredients are toxic and avoiding them at all costs.

With HigherBar you can have a tasty snack that also helps you heal.

Eggs, untouched by humans would be great for us. BUT humans / big pharma had to get in the way.

Most vaccines, like the flu shot have been grown in eggs... making eggs a favorite food for bacteria (like strep, shingles, herpes) & other viruses in our body.

So we steer clear from all eggs.
(eh em XXBAR, your eggs are causing inflammation in your customers!)

If you are trying to heal, or want to live at your HIGHEST frequency, we believe you should avoid peanut butter. This is due to the fact that peanuts consistently test high in aflatoxins (a mold) that causes inflammation, allergies and disease in the body.

Anything synthetic or made in a lab doesn’t belong in your gut. Most protein bars use processed isolates that your body can’t recognize—wreaking havoc on your microbiome, causing bloat, and triggering inflammation. HigherBar uses real, whole-food protein your body understands. Because digestion and absorption is everything.

Look out for super processed and toxic ingredients like:

• “Isolate” or “Hydrolysate”
  
• Words you cannot pronounce or you do not recognize
  
• Textured Vegetable Protein Labeled as: “TVP,” “Textured Soy Protein,” “Vegetable Protein”
  
• Calcium Caseinate / Sodium Caseinate
  
• “Brown Rice Protein” or “Rice Protein Isolate”
  
• “Whey Protein Isolate” “Whey Protein Concentrate” “Hydrolyzed Whey Protein”
  
• "Soy Protein Isolate"
  

Wild Blueberries have twice as many health-boosting antioxidants as their cultivated counterparts. Research suggests that the secret is in the skin—that’s where the highest concentration of the antioxidant anthocyanin is found, and, pound for pound, wild blueberries have more skin than cultivated blueberries.

"Wild blueberries are the most powerful food on the planet. Wild blueberry plants can be burned to the ground, and they will come back stronger than ever. They have adapted to every fluctuation in climate over the millennia. No other food on the planet has the ability to thrive in such trying conditions. This makes them the number-one adaptogen, period—even though they’re not recognized as an adaptogenic food at all." --Medical Medium

"Wild blueberries are fantastic at helping to remove toxic heavy metals, radiation, DDT, pesticides, and other toxins. They are also anti-pathogenic. Wild blueberries are a helpful cancer preventative food and help protect you from disease.

Wild blueberries have the highest proportion of antioxidants of any food on the planet. They’re armed with dozens of antioxidant varieties that science does not yet know about. When you eat these berries, their innate intelligence reads your body, searches out potential disease, monitors your stress and toxicity levels, and figures out the best way to help you heal—it is the only food that does that.

Wild blueberries are also the most powerful brain food in existence, the most potent prebiotic there is, and a star at helping to restore the liver.

Wild blueberries are the food you want in your life when you’ve been through the unthinkable and need the support to rise up again. It’s also for anyone who needs a physical boost or strives athletically." -- Medical Medium

These tiny berries are nature’s original superfood. Un-fked with by humans.

Grown in the unforgiving glacial soils of Maine and Eastern Canada, wild blueberries thrive without human interference — no pesticides, no planting, no modifying. They've been naturally growing for over 10,000 years, and their resilience shows in their potency.

Packed with anthocyanins, wild blueberries contain twice the antioxidants of cultivated varieties. Their intense blue pigment isn’t just pretty — it’s anti-aging, anti-inflammatory, and supports brain, gut, and heart health. These berries are the ultimate stress-fighting, longevity-enhancing food.

Eat wild blueberries and become unfkwithable.

Some research suggests these compounds may prevent cancer cell growth and boost immune function. One antioxidant in the flower may be useful in treating glaucoma, blurred vision, and tired eyes.

Butterfly pea flowers have also been shown to stabilize blood sugar levels through its ability to inhibit glucose intake. A very small study showed increased antioxidant levels and reduced blood sugar and insulin levels after drinking a butterfly pea flower tea.

Butterfly pea flowers are rich in several antioxidants, including ternatins, kaemphferol, p-coumaric acid, and delphinidin-3,5-glucoside. https://www.sciencedirect.com/
science/article/abs/pii/S0963996922010663

These antioxidants are responsible for the flower's vibrant blue color and offer numerous health benefits.They help combat oxidative stress, protect cells from damage, and support overall well-being. Additionally, they may contribute to improved heart and brain health, anti-diabetic properties, and even cancer-fighting effects.

Along with all of these other benefits, Butterfly Pea is one of, if not the only, species of plant to produce the specific peptides called cyclotides (9). Although medical studies of the effects of the cyclotides in this flower are still preliminary, evidence shows them being toxic to cancer cells, as well as exhibiting properties that fight against HIV, various forms of cancer, and other harmful diseases. On top of the powerful cyclotides, the flower is also anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, and stimulates blood flow throughout the body, which can help to relieve the symptoms experienced when suffering from a harmful disease. (10)

Also known as Clitoria ternatea, this vibrantly blue flower is used in ancient Ayurvedic and Southeast Asian healing traditions. Its rich anthocyanin content helps the body combat oxidative stress, slow cellular aging, and calm the nervous system.

Butterfly pea is also a natural nootropic, enhancing focus, mental clarity, and mood. It's deeply cooling and cleansing to the liver and lymph. Combined with wild blueberries, this blue duo delivers powerful color and function — all from nature.