Goji Berry Juice - Nectar of the Gods

There are many different foods that are said to be good for you floating around out there in the overwhelming world of health.
Most of which go in one ear and out the other.
However, there are a few in the mix that are of truthfully of great value, and given the opportunity, could potentially change the way you live your life forever.
One such fruit, met with great reception, is the Goji berry.
This tiny berry, also commonly known as the Wolfberry, has been deemed as a "Superfruit", and has been dated back as far as 2,800 b.
c.
as well as actively used in modern Chinese medicine for over 1,900 years.
So, what makes this fruit so super? Well, first of all it is extremely rich in antioxidants.
Antioxidants are nutrients found in foods, which can slow, or even prevent the oxidative damage to our body.
Our body's cells naturally produce by-products or waste if you will.
In technical terms, this waste is called a "free radical".
Free radicals can cause damage to our bodies that manifests itself in the form of heart disease, diabetes, and even cancer.
Antioxidants seek out these "free radicals" and devour them, thus fending off the potentially serious damage they can cause.
Besides their antioxidant properties, these berries contain 500 times more vitamin C per gram than oranges, eighteen different kinds of amino acids, including those considered essential to the human body, such as isoleucine.
Not to mention 21 trace mineral elements, the major ones being zinc, iron, copper, calcium, germanium, selenium, and phosphorus.
And these aren't just insignificant amounts either; a mature Goji berry contains about 11 mg.
of iron per 100 grams.
Not to mention, that most ofthese berries are one hundred percent organic.
Why should you care about whether they are organic or not? Generally, in commercial agriculture, insecticides and other poisonous chemicals are used in crop growth.
These crops are then harvested, and some are sold as is, while others are sent on to be used solely for their juices.
In order to fully extract these oils, heat and a powerful solvent, hexane is used.
In the finished product, hexane and the other harmful chemicals can still be found.
And while these are only trace amounts, they are still poisonous to the body.
The liver will extract some as waste, but the rest will be stored in you body's tissues, and do not ever go away.