has anyone ever heard of or tried goji juice?
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Ok, so one of my friends sells goji juice through Freelife, a MLM company. My mom ordered a case and gave me a bottle to try. I have been drinking an ounce in the morning and an ounce in the evening. So far, I don't feel any different, but all in all I really don't have any ailments. One thing I can say is that it is very delicious! It's a strong berry flavor that almost tastes like cherries to me with a bite to it. My little girl (5 years old) is drinking it with me daily, because I have an extremely difficult time getting her to eat anything healthy and nutritional, but she loves the juice. Plus, she thinks it's sooooo cool to drink the juice out of a cool little shot glass that I have.
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there is such a thing as dictionary.com, you know. I looked it up for you though:\n\nThe inspissated juice of an umbelliferous plant (the Opoponax Chironum), brought from Turkey and the East Indies in loose granules, or sometimes in larger masses, of a reddish yellow color, with specks of white. It has a strong smell and acrid taste, and was formerly used in medicine as an emmenagogue and antispasmodic.\n\n an odorous gum resin formerly used in medicines
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It is nothing but TEA - now called MILLENNIUM DRINK which helps cancer - read-\n\nThe most promising health drink of the new millennium may be one of the oldest known to man--tea.\n\nIn the late 1980s, a visiting professor from China handed researcher Dr. James Klaunig a jar containing a powdered material.\n\n"You should try this to see if it prevents cancer in your systems," the professor said, and walked away. Dr. Klaunig put the jar on a shelf, but later experimented with it in cell cultures and found to his surprise that it blocked biomarkers of early cancer development. When the researcher sought out the Chinese professor and asked him, "What is that stuff?" he was told it was dried powdered tea.\n\nDr. Klaunig, now director of the Division of Toxicology at the Indiana University School of Medicine, has studied tea ever since. And he is not alone. Researchers around the world are scrutinizing this popular drink. Their studies are gathering evidence that tea offers protection from cancer and may also reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke.\n\nIn Japan, where green tea is already popular as a cancer preventive, tea is even added to breads and other foods. At the Second Symposium on Tea and Health held in Washington, D.C., last September, Japanese researchers reported that drinking large amounts of green tea reduced recurrence of cancer in previous breast cancer patients.\n\nIn another study, a Chinese researcher developed a tea mouthwash that caused regression of precancerous lesions in the mouth.\n\nDr. Klaunig also presented a study at the symposium showing that tea reduces oxidative damage in the human body, and that it is especially effective in people who smoke. "Smokers have very high levels of various types of oxidative damage, such as damage to DNA," Dr. Klaunig says. His research showed that after smokers drank tea for as little as one week, their oxidative-damage measurements were significantly reduced. Tea lowered oxidative damage in smokers an average of 40 to 60 percent, reducing it to the level of that found in nonsmokers before drinking tea. "It was pretty dramatic," Dr. Klaunig said-.
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I am a distributor for FreeLife International. They sell nutritional products, natural personal care products, and natural household cleaning products. But their most popular product is Himalayan Goji Juice formulated by Dr. Earl Mindell (the world's leading nutritionist). \nFreeLife has a compensation plan that is unmatched in the industry today. You get paid seven different ways on each product. You get a product rebate, residual income, a 20-60%matching bonus, and huge advancement bonuses (one bonus is $15,000), just to name a few. If you email me I can give you a link to view the entire compensation plan.\nFor more information email me at jdawsonx8@yahoo.com\n\nP.S. It only cost $35.00 to join.\n\nI live in southern Missouri.
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Yeah, it's a fruit and vitamin enriched water, made somewhere in NY. They have several fruit flavours: cherry, mango, orange, blueberry, passion fruit, lime, kiwi-strawberry, peach.\nJust google it, you'll find more details.
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I think that goji juice is just a scam.
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Haven't used it... didn't even know it existed until recently...  I had tried the Ziban method a few years ago and it worked well... Was off smoking for over a year...  Then my father dies soon after and certain people in my family start causing conflicts... but that's a bit off topic to get into...LOL
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have you tried polytar liquid?
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i tried it  a couple of times a few years ago....don't do it...the stuff makes you feel invincible and super human, i can see why ppl get addicted to it and for that reason avoid it. its a false sense of power and deceives you into believing you are omnipotent. scary how it completely consumes you.
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No never heard of it. Try google.com to find info.
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LEMMON JUICE IS REALLY GOOD
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There are several testimonials online in relation to people with fibromyalgia using goji juice products; however, no medical studies from what I could locate directly correlated the 2. Although, I did find an interesting link on www.pubmed.gov (listed link below) referring to a study that was done secluding a polysaccharide found in lycium barbarum and the effects it had on energy levels. I along with my daughter (5 years old) have been taking goji juice now for about a week and are not seeing a huge difference in energy, but I was told it comes gradually.
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i never heard of it. most energy drinks taste nasty but i go buy some. i like Mountain Dew MDX and RedBull is the best.
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haved you tried it??????
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Noni juice is one of many juices and/or teas that claim health benefits.  It's derived from a Polynesian fruit.  \nI am always suspicious of products that claim miraculous health benefits for many conditions.  Although there are many effective natural cures, some products claim far more than they ought to.  These products come and go.\nI'd say that nearly all of these products help some people, a few many people, and none all people.  It's probably safe to say that Noni juice can't hurt you.  But I'd steer clear if the only person you can find that has been helped by it is the person who wants to sell it to you.  \nBest of luck!
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Check out the Jamba Juice website, http://www.jambajuice.com/
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The only time I've heard of this is in a bar. Cactus juice is a liquor.