Polysaccharides Act As Master Molecules

Why is goji different from other fruits and berries?  Why has it been called the most nutrient-dense food on the planet?

Research has found that Lycium Barbarum has unique polysaccharides that are unique to this variety of goji and found in no other plant.  These are called LBP1, LBP2, LBP3 and LBP4.

These unique polysaccharides act as Master Molecules in the body. As they work together, they serve as directors and carriers of the instructions that cells use to communicate with each other.

As a result, they are very important to the smooth functioning of virtually every cell in the entire body.

The polysaccharides are unique to Lycium Barbarum, but can vary in quality depending on the ancestry and variety of the plant and the growing conditions for a particular region in a particular year.

FreeLife is the only company that has developed a Spectral Signature to ensure that you always receive the same high potency polysaccharides in exact balance when you drink Himalayan Goji Juice.

The goji used in Himalayan Goji Juice exhibits a balanced polysaccharide profile and a uniquely potent Spectral Signature.  It is the true descendant of the original "goji of legend".