Goji juice

[Guest guest]

I haven't heard of it, but it sounds just like the Noni Juice hype. Not

that there is anything wrong with any juice that can be drinken, but I don't

believe the Noni juice is worth the $40 per bottle or other premium price it

might sell for. Sounds a little like snake oil, especially when it is

marketed by MLM (multi-level marketing). Any juice has unique qualities so

any " new to the US " juice will have some unique properties that US fruit

juice drinkers will be able to feel some difference from.

Sorry for the level of cynicism, but any time I hear the claim " stop cell

aging " it makes me skeptical.cells are made to die. Actually from a genetic

standpoint, if you want something that stops cells from dying we know it

better as cancer :-) OK maybe that was uncalled for, but these MLM things

just bring it out of me :-)

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From: Sharon Ferris [mailto:sharonferris@...]

Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 11:14 AM

Subject: Goji Juice

Hi Everyone,

Has anyone ever heard of a juice called Goji that is supposed to do all

kinds of wonderful things - stop cell aging, help arthritis, help protect

against cancer, etc., etc. It comes from the Himalayan mountains from a

berry. It has just become available in the US.

I was contacted by a relative of mine with some information about it. I am

assuming it is a multi-level marketing scheme and she wants to sell me.

Just wondered if you have heard of it.

Regards,

Sharon

[Guest guest]

Stick with the super beneficials for O.

Jiuce is juice - they are all good but why pay the premium price when

you don't even know how it suits an O?

Namaste,

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Duncan

Coconut oil contains vitamin K, would that make it contraindicated for warfarin

and other anticoagulant drugs?

Re: Goji Juice

According to Ralph Moss it is probably overrated.

http://chetday.com/gojijuice.htm

Besides, although antioxidants are good, glutathione precursors are

better.

Says Moss

Caution: Every indication is that goji is safe to drink in

moderation. However, there is one exception to that rule. Like some

other natural products, it may have anti-coagulant activity. While

this is generally desirable, it could lead to a dangerous situation

for anyone who is taking the prescription medication Warfarin

(coumadin). One should therefore be careful about taking the two

together, as this could lead to dangerous episodes of bleeding (Lam

2001).

Duncan

>

>

> Hi Nina,

>

> You asked about goji juice. I think if you can get the goji berry, it

> would be a wonderful antioxidant.

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Actually the juice is not heat processed, and its enzymes are maintained. Goji

Juice is a raw whole food supplement product, and is 99.9% pure unpasteurized,

pesticide-free chill-blended juice. This has been personally confirmed by the

creator of this delicious juice blend, Dr. Earl Mindell. Without the 1/10 of 1%

sodium benzoate, the juice would never maintain its freshness and reach the

market for distribution. It also contains NO added sugar, artificial colors,

sweeteners or flavors. Unpasteurized & pesticide-free!THE POWERFUL NUTRITIONAL

BENEFITS OF THIS JUICE BLEND FAR OUTWEIGH THE NEGATIVE .1% THAT'S USED TO

MAINTAIN FRESHNESS. The juice has many, many times the antioxidant and healing

power of the dehydrated berry alone.

In the Orient they call Gojis " Happy Berries " . One of the reasons people feel so

great drinking Goji Juice is because Goji nutrients support higher levels of HGH

release into our bloodstreams. HGH (Human Growth Hormone) is perhaps the most

important piece of the longevity puzzle. HGH levels instruct our bodies about

how fast to regenerate. As your inter-cellular communication increases strong

release signals are sent to the HGH release pathway. HGH is the primary

“youthing†hormone in your body. Research indicates HGH blood levels

directly relates to youthfulness. Probably because of Goji Juice's dense

nutrition, ability to promote release of HGH and ability to amplify

inter-cellular (between) and intra-cellular (inside) communications, Goji Juice

also appears to be a Perfect Weight Magic Bullet, assisting your body in finding

it’s healthiest weight.

I'm very surprised to hear someone responding with such warning who has never

even researched the juice. Check it out for yourself: www.GojiBook.com and

www.BuyGojiWholesale.com.

Good Health and Peace,

[Guest guest]

Lots of leafy green vegetables also contain vitamin K. Do doctors tell people on

Those drugs not to eat them? Would putting yourself in a vitamin deficiency be

good for you?I

IN NC

P & M Banagal <pbanagal@...> wrote:

Duncan

Coconut oil contains vitamin K, would that make it contraindicated for warfarin

and other anticoagulant drugs?

Re: Goji Juice

According to Ralph Moss it is probably overrated.

http://chetday.com/gojijuice.htm

Besides, although antioxidants are good, glutathione precursors are

better.

Says Moss

Caution: Every indication is that goji is safe to drink in

moderation. However, there is one exception to that rule. Like some

other natural products, it may have anti-coagulant activity. While

this is generally desirable, it could lead to a dangerous situation

for anyone who is taking the prescription medication Warfarin

(coumadin). One should therefore be careful about taking the two

together, as this could lead to dangerous episodes of bleeding (Lam

2001).

Duncan

>

>

> Hi Nina,

>

> You asked about goji juice. I think if you can get the goji berry, it

> would be a wonderful antioxidant.

[Guest guest]

If you are eating a whole-foods plant-based diet, you might be able to

dispense with the anticoagulants.

Nina

Re: Re: Goji Juice

Lots of leafy green vegetables also contain vitamin K. Do doctors tell

people on Those drugs not to eat them? Would putting yourself in a vitamin

deficiency be good for you?I

IN NC

P & M Banagal <pbanagal@...> wrote:

Duncan

Coconut oil contains vitamin K, would that make it contraindicated for

warfarin and other anticoagulant drugs?

[Guest guest]

I know that my mother was given a handout that warned about foods with

vitamin K when she began Coumadin therapy a few years ago. Foods with

vitamin K do affect the consistency of the blood and can alter the outcome

of the prothrombin time test that determines it's consistency and clotting

time (INR).

Stands to reason if we ate the proper nutrients we wouldn't need

anticoagulants, but my guess is that it's easier to control the amount of

anticoagulation with a pill measured in mg than with food! Yikes!

Carolsea

Re: Re: Goji Juice

Lots of leafy green vegetables also contain vitamin K. Do doctors tell

people on Those drugs not to eat them? Would putting yourself in a vitamin

deficiency be good for you?I

IN NC

P & M Banagal <pbanagal@...> wrote:

Duncan

Coconut oil contains vitamin K, would that make it contraindicated for

warfarin and other anticoagulant drugs?

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RE: Re: Goji Juice

> Stands to reason if we ate the proper nutrients we wouldn't need

> anticoagulants, but my guess is that it's easier to control the amount of

> anticoagulation with a pill measured in mg than with food! Yikes!

>

> Carolsea

Easier for the doctor. More profits for the drug companies. Lower

quality of life for the patients.

Alobar

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Exactly!!!

Re: Re: Goji Juice

Easier for the doctor. More profits for the drug companies. Lower

quality of life for the patients.

Alobar

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[Guest guest]

Has anyone used Goji juice as part of a Lyme treatment. A friend of

mine told me recently of a woman who says she was virtually bedridden

with Lyme & was " cured " by Goji juice. I am very skeptical. Along the

lines of " if it seems too good to be true, etc etc.: "

PamN

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its nothing great..........all juices sold in north american are

pasturized.....so how much nutrition is really in there anyway...........

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If you can find old heirloom varieties they are far more healthful, some as much

as fourfold. Our modern varieties are bred for colour, keeping quality -

everything except nutrition.

Cold storing tends to make them go soft and they rot from inside, so if you have

access to unsprayed freshly picked fruit or windfalls, you are very lucky!

Maracuja

From: Venita Subject: RE: Goji Juice

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Date: Wednesday, September 10, 2008, 5:16 PM

I read somewhere, it might have even been here, that an apple a day will do

the same trick and is a lot less expensive. " an apple a day keeps the doctor

away " is really a true thing.

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