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About Nehemiah Superfood

Overview

Attribute Information
Company Name Nehemiah Gabros, OPC
Brand Name Nehemiah Superfood
Industry Health & Wellness, Natural Foods, Herbal Supplements
Founded Around 2017 (commercial brand launch)
Headquarters Marikina City, Philippines
Founder Jemuel “Farmer Jem” Gabuna
Products Herbal powders, capsules, coffee blends, honey, natural wellness products
Market Philippines, Japan, United States, United Arab Emirates, Singapore
Business Model Direct-to-consumer, retail distribution, online sales, franchise partnerships

Nehemiah Superfood is a Philippine health and wellness brand owned by Nehemiah Gabros, OPC, specializing in natural, plant-based, and herbal food products. The company produces a range of powdered superfoods, herbal capsules, natural beverages, and wellness products made primarily from locally sourced medicinal plants and organic ingredients. Its headquarters are located in Marikina City, Metro Manila, Philippines, and its products are sold throughout the Philippines and selected international markets. [1]

History

Nehemiah Superfood traces its origins to the personal health journey of its founder, Jemuel “Farmer Jem” Gabuna.

According to the company, Gabuna experienced hereditary medical conditions that motivated him to adopt a healthier lifestyle centered on organic nutrition. Finding commercially available food insufficient for his dietary goals, he began learning about organic farming through wellness seminars and agricultural training. [2]

A pivotal event occurred after Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana) struck Metro Manila in 2009. Vacant lots in his neighborhood became available for cultivation, leading him to establish an urban organic garden and vermicomposting operation in Marikina.

His agricultural education continued through the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) and Costales Nature Farms, where he studied organic farming techniques. The garden eventually expanded into approximately 1,500 square meters and produced vegetables including:

  • Kale
  • Spinach
  • Lettuce
  • Arugula
  • Upland kangkong
  • Various medicinal herbs

The company states that improvements in his personal health inspired the establishment of Project Nehemiah, an initiative promoting organic farming and healthier lifestyles among Filipino communities. This initiative later evolved into the commercial brand Nehemiah Superfood. [2]

Philosophy

Nehemiah Superfood promotes a philosophy combining:

  • Organic agriculture
  • Traditional herbal knowledge
  • Preventive wellness
  • Nutrition-focused lifestyles
  • Community farming

The company frequently references the principle:

“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”

Its messaging also incorporates biblical passages such as Ezekiel 47:12, reflecting the founder’s Christian beliefs and the brand’s emphasis on natural healing. [2]

Products

Nehemiah Superfood manufactures a broad portfolio of plant-based wellness products.

Powdered Superfoods

Among its best-known products are powdered herbal ingredients such as:

  • Moringa (Malunggay)
  • Turmeric
  • Mangosteen
  • Guyabano (Soursop)
  • Guava
  • Sambong
  • Lagundi
  • Tawatawa
  • Wild Berries (Bignay)
  • Green Coffee Bean
  • Spirulina-based blends

[2]

Capsules

The company also offers encapsulated herbal supplements derived from many of the same botanical ingredients.

Coffee Products

Its coffee line includes:

  • Green Coffee Bean Powder
  • Green Coffee Mix with Stevia
  • Herbal coffee formulations

[2]

Other Products

Additional offerings include:

  • Raw wild honey
  • Wellness bundles
  • Herbal drink mixes
  • Promotional health packages

Manufacturing and Ingredients

According to the company, its products emphasize:

  • 100% plant-based ingredients
  • Non-GMO raw materials
  • Organic farming practices
  • Minimal processing intended to preserve nutrients

The company also states that it works with Filipino farmers to source many of its herbal ingredients while supporting local agriculture. [2]

Business Model

Nehemiah Superfood primarily sells through:

  • Official online store
  • Social media platforms
  • Authorized distributors
  • Franchise partners
  • Health and wellness resellers

The company offers nationwide delivery within the Philippines and has expanded exports to countries including Japan, the United States, Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates. [1]

Awards and Recognition

According to the company, Nehemiah Superfood has received recognition including:

  • Philippine Top Choice Awards for Excellence and Outstanding Achievers (2020)
  • Philippine Social Media Award
  • Various business registrations and regulatory certifications displayed on its official website

The company also highlights registrations such as:

  • Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
  • Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
  • Business Permit
  • License to Operate
  • Certificates of Product Registration (for applicable products)

[2]

International Presence

The Philippine Department of Agriculture’s export portfolio lists Nehemiah Gabros, OPC as exporting products under the Nehemiah Superfood brand to:

  • Japan
  • United States
  • United Arab Emirates
  • Singapore

[1]

Mission

Nehemiah Superfood describes its mission as promoting preventive healthcare through nutrition, increasing awareness of organic living, and supporting Filipino farmers by producing natural herbal products while encouraging healthier lifestyles. [2]

Public Image

The brand positions itself around three core themes:

  • Organic wellness
  • Filipino agricultural heritage
  • Community-based health education

Marketing materials frequently feature educational content on herbal nutrition, sustainable farming, and healthy living, alongside testimonials from customers who report positive experiences. Such testimonials reflect individual customer opinions and should not be interpreted as scientific evidence of efficacy. [2]

Medical Claims

Nehemiah Superfood markets its products as natural wellness foods and herbal supplements. Some promotional materials include references to supporting health or addressing serious illnesses. However, these statements should not be taken as established medical evidence. Consumers should consult qualified healthcare professionals for diagnosis or treatment of medical conditions, and herbal products should not be considered substitutes for prescribed medical care. [2]

See Also

  • Organic farming in the Philippines
  • Herbal medicine
  • Functional foods
  • Superfoods
  • Preventive nutrition

References

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