junior year

Now, I’ve heard of noni juice, but until I stumbled across a random website the other  day I’d never heard of such a thing as goji juice.  Turns out, goji juice is made from berries and supposedly has the potential of curing cancer and performing a variety of other  miraculous transformations on your body.  Specifically, Himalayan goji juice is argued as the real performer in this variety.  However, a number of health food and activist websites are trying to determine the real value of goji juice.  As the organic health food markets and nutritional supplements markets have exploded in the past 10 years, we’ve been given more and more reasons to be initially skeptical about any new product that is supposed to cure diseases, make us skinny or give us muscles.  One of the best things about the Internet is that lots of people have vested interests in understanding the idiosyncrasies of a variety of products, including goji juice.  When goji juice came out and advertised based on a variety of healthy causes, independent activist groups went about the difficult process of sorting out fact from fiction in the realm of goji juice secrets.  While they’re getting closer to understanding the true nutritional helpfulness of goji juice, nothing is set in stone yet and the clouds have not quite cleared.  Stay posted in case I hear any more news.