Whats in a name ? Its a Super fruit.

A Superfruit is supposed to be a fruit that has got exceptionaly good nutritional values and antioxidant quality, apart from having an apealing taste. Belonging to the same family of The Solanaceae ( which also includes Brinjal or egg plant, potato etc) , this fruit commonly known as Chinese wolfberry, goji berry, barbary, matrimony vine, bocksdorn, Duke of Argyll's tea tree, or matrimony vine is in fact a wonderful fruit that really justifies its place in category of Super fruits. Though known by many names these are fruits from two very closely related species Lycium barbarum and L. chinense. The origin though not traceable with certainty is now grown in many parts of the world, but Commercial cultivation, of this wonderful fruit is still some what not popular except among the Chinese. This fruit known to be used in China since 2800 BC and also by Japanese and Koreans is now being appreciated by the world. The presence of Micro nutrients and phyto chemicals in Himalayan goji juice makes it a potential herbal weapon against many ailments like Mal function of immune system, failing eyesight, protect the liver, infertility, circulatory problems, among other effects.

Himalayan goji juice

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