Goji Berries

Home Of The Goji Plant

The Himalayan region has a climatic and geological diversity unlike anywhere else on the planet. As the highest place on earth, no place is closer to the sun than this land of Mount Everest. The fertile valleys of the Himalayas possess a soil that is incredibly rich in minerals upturned from deep within the earth during their formation many, many years ago.

Because of the unique growing conditions in the Himalayan region, more than 18,000 species of exotic plants much like the  goji plant is supported, many of which are found nowhere else in the world.

Even more amazingly, the Himalayan people have found healing and health-sustaining properties in more than 8,000 of their native plants. This great wealth of knowledge did not come overnight; it is a tradition that has been nurtured and passed along since the very beginning of human civilization.

Where Earth Meets Sky

Not All Goji Berries Are Created Equal!

In the goji berry, polysaccharide levels can vary widely depending upon where and when the berry is grown , and that may explain why himalayan berries are said to be more beneficial than others. Interestingly, berries with the most well-balanced polysaccharide profiles are also those with the highest Spectral Signature peaks.

Only occasionally can berries from other great growing regions in Asia match the Himalayan berry's Spectral Signature and balanced polysaccharide profile. Those rare berries are said to be of Himalayan Quality. Goji berries of Himalayan quality exhibit a balanced polysaccharide profile and a uniquely potent Spectral Signature. They are the true descendants of the original goji of legend.