Goji juice
 

I've just heard about this stuff recently because my brother and his girlfriend are drinking this stuff. Goji berries are supposed to be THE superior health supplement. Claims have been made that this stuff gets rid of migraines, helps reverse cancer, and in my brother's mom's case, reduces the amount of insulin she has to take for her diabetes.

Goji juice is supposedly made from only the finest berries from northern Tibet. Furthermore, the berries are X-rayed (or whatever) and must have a special DNA.

If you weren't aware of this, this cure-all is only sold and distributed by one of those incredibly lame pyramid schemes. Right. A cancer-curing drink is sold only by your local pushy sleaze bag and not health stores or hospitals. And not to mention, it's expensive as shit. Something like $50 per liter that only lasts a week.

Frankly, I don't believe in this shit. It's a total ripoff as it is just a passing fad. Too bad my brother's girlfriend is wasting his money on this shit. Has anyone else heard of this crap?

There's too many juices these days to keep up with. I was drinking this stuff called Noni Juice for a while. I'm not familiar with Goji juice though. I don't beleive in most of that health stuff but I still take vitamins for some reason thus contradicting myself. Then again I never get sick and people around me always do so who knows...

This is the first time I've heard about this juice as well. I haven't seen it at the supermarkets here either, but it does seem interesting. I'd have to actually look at the product before making a decision though.

Just buy Pomegranate juice. No, seriously. Pomegranate juice is just as healthy and full of antioxidants as any of these purported 'super juices' that are from 'exotic fruits.' If we lived in the places where these fruits were grown, I'm sure we'd be laughing all the way to the bank from people spending $35 on one bottle of fruit juice.

I drank that Noni juice once and it was literally like taking poison it was so bitter, generally I'm not much of a fan, there always seems to be a different 'in' juice everyweek, and most of it is marketed as some sort of miracle cure.