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There are many varieties of goji as many as 41 species in Tibet alone! In the same way that human fingerprints can be used to....

distinguish one person from another, a spectrometer can detect even subtle differences between berries at the molecular level. This technique results in the generation of a graph a "Spectral Signature".

FreeLife is the only company in the world to have developed a "Spectral Signature" to identify, isolate, and harvest only those special goji berries with the exact nutrient profile of the legendary goji from the Himalayas.

Goji's four unique polysaccharides, or phytonutrient compounds, work in the body as directors and carriers of the instructions that cells use to communicate with each other. These polysaccharides are Master Molecules that command and control many of the bodys most important defense systems.

Goji of Himalayan quality exhibits a balanced polysaccharide profile and a uniquely potent Spectral Signature. It is the true descendant of the original goji of legend.

Just like orange juice and apple juice, there is no risk of drinking too much Himalayan Goji Juice. But, after you experience Himalayan Goji Juice, you will find that no other juice can compare. You and your entire family will enjoy the energizing health benefits from this nutrient rich, 100% juice beverage.

For overall good health, we suggest that you start with two ounces of Himalayan Goji Juice daily. Current research indicates that the greatest benefit may be realized by drinking up to four ounces of Himalayan Goji Juice per day. Himalayan Goji Juice can be taken as is, or mixed with your favorite hot or cold beverage.

One liter of Himalayan Goji Juice contains the polysaccharides equivalent of 2.2 pounds of fresh goji berries. As an alternative, we suppose that one could simply eat dried goji berries. However, our research indicates that the quality of commercially-available dehydrated berries can vary tremendously, and there's also a high probability that the polysaccharides in dried berries may have oxidized and degraded. FreeLife will not offer dried goji berries until it can be scientifically proven that they can deliver a consistent health benefit.