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Source: Health Talk (Kathy-Ellen Kups) The Goji berry hails from Tibet and is touted to have amazing healthful benefits. In fact, Earl Mindell of “Vitamin Bible” fame has made claims that Goji juice can cure up to 75 percent of breast cancers. Update (January 2008): Earl Mindell is no longer affiliated with Freelife International. Leave your own comment |
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