True Goji Research: In Search Of The One True Goji!

 

True Goji Research:

Not All Goji Berries Are Created Equal!

Just as there are many of grapes for wine making, there are many varieties of goji, as many as 41 species growing in Tibet alone! The challenge for FreeLife was to harvest the one true goji, and avoid poor quality berries. FreeLife and their goji research team had a daunting task ahead of them. Which was best? Which was the TRUE goji of legend? FreeLife knew that they must exhaustively analyze the dozens of varieties to find the one true goji - the one that had been discovered by the early Himalayan healers, and which, from ancient times, had been praised in legend. To do this, they used a spectrometer-an analytical device that is designed to measure how substances either absorb or reflect electromagnetic energy at the molecular level. By using this device and a highly sophisticated mathematical formula, they were able to determine a fingerprint of the goji that originated in the Himalayas - its Spectral Signature. By use of the Spectral Signature technique, FreeLife and their research team were able to identify those plants that retained the purity and goodness that existed in the first plants that grew in their original home, the pristine and beautiful Himalayas. Only those plants could truly be called direct descendants of the original goji from the Himalayas.

As Unique As A Fingerprint

Your Assurance Of Potency, Purity, And Authenticity! In the same way that human fingerprints can be used to distinguish one person from all others on the planet, a spectrometer can detect even subtle differences between berries at the molecular level. This technique results in the generation of a graph, a unique fingerprint for whatever is being tested-a Spectral Signature.

True Himalayan Goji Juice Research

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