Sunday, 5 August 2007

A Sacred Secret of the East Revealed

Gillian introduced me to Goji berries. She bought me a small Himalania snack bag. I throw a few in my mouth everytime I start to fell peckish. I actually like them, and if they're all they're cracked up to be, then they're doing me a whole bunch of age-defying good.

The blurb on the website reads as follows:
Discovered in the Himalayas 3,000 years ago, Goji berries are considered to be one of the world’s most nutrient rich fruit. For centuries, the Goji berry has been honored among Asian cultures that believed in its strength building and properties associated with longevity.
The legend says that this sacred fruit has been harvested with care by monks for thousands of years. This berry of pure vitality is also widely used in Chinese and Tibetan medicines. Virtually unknown to the West until recently, Goji berries are rich age-defying anti-oxidants, vitamins and minerals.

Try some - They're really not bad.

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