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Maxwell Food Pack

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Monthly pack · 1-month supply

Maxwell Food Pack

Rotary-endorsed porridge
High-protein meals
Flexible contents

$139.00

Not for sale at the moment. The formula and pack stay on the site so you can read them.

A month of practical, high-protein food: On the Go 20 porridge, rice meals, daily wellness sachets, a vitamin C · D3 · zinc bottle, and water drops.

Technical sheet — ingredients, nutrition, and use

  • • On the Go 20 — high energy, lower sugar, gluten-free, diabetic-friendly
  • • Eight rice meals with lentils, soya mince, and split peas
  • • Daily botanical supplement sachets plus vitamin C, D3, and zinc
  • • Water drops for safer drinking water in the field or at home

What's in this

Sutherlandia (suth-er-LAND-ee-uh)

A Southern African botanical in the daily wellness sachets, alongside African potato, spirulina, and green-tea extract.

  • • Shopper name is Sutherlandia — a traditional Southern African botanical.
  • • Combined in a sugar-free sachet as a daily botanical habit.
  • • Offered as complementary nutrition, not as a medicine or a treatment for any disease.

Sutherlandia is a named Southern African shrub. The English folk name (cancer bush) is a name, not a result.

African potato

A traditional Southern African botanical in the daily wellness sachets, with Sutherlandia and spirulina.

  • • Used as a complementary botanical in the 31-day sachet box.
  • • Paired with spirulina for dense plant nutrition in the same daily habit.
  • • Not a medicine and not offered as a treatment for any disease.

African potato is a Southern African plant used in traditional wellness practice. Maxwell names it on the sachet.

Water drops

A copper, zinc, and silver solution packed as a 0.68 fl oz (20 ml) bottle in the monthly packs. Specified dose: 1 drop per 33.8 fl oz (1 L).

  • • Tested by SABS and ERWAT; accredited with CSIR.
  • • Named lab tests only — not a food, not a supplement.
  • • Use as directed on the bottle: 1 drop per 33.8 fl oz (1 L).

Packed with Health Pack and Food Pack so a month of meals is not undone by unsafe water.

The story

Maxwell developed On the Go 20 with Rotary nutritional specialists during Covid-19 to feed people who needed a complete meal they could prepare anywhere. Tens of thousands of meals were donated to communities and schools. The Food Pack packages that same practical nutrition for households, aid programmes, and export partners — and the contents can be adjusted to a client’s brief.

How to use

  1. Prepare On the Go 20 with a 1:2 meal-to-water ratio — 1.8 oz (50 g) with 3.4 fl oz (100 ml) water.
  2. Cook rice meals as a savoury high-protein plate for lunch or dinner.
  3. Take one supplement sachet and follow the vitamin bottle directions daily.
  4. Add one drop of the water drops per 33.8 fl oz (1 L) of drinking water.

Maxwell products are foods and dietary supplements, not medicines. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Traditional plant names describe origin, not results.

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