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Source: Gary Holdon When we say “goji juice scam” we normally mean one out of two very different scams. One of these would relate to the quality of the advertised goji juice. Let’s say that an advertisement did not mention Himalayan goji berries. This could be seen as a goji juice scam as only the Himalayan berries have a nutritional profile that includes close to one dozen different ingredients. While there is at least one goji juice scam that deprives consumers of a good quality goji juice, there is yet a second, no less dangerous form for this kind of scam. The second goji scam concerns the nature of information regarding one mineral in the goji juice. The second scam leaves out all of the available information about a mineral called selenium. Leave your own comment |
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