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The New Generation of Himalayan Goji Juice.

GoChi - The New Himalayan Goji Juice.

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GoChi is available in the USA  Canada and Puerto Rico

More About GoChi:

Named for the "go" in goji and chi, the ancient Chinese term for "vital life force," GoChi contains all the goodness of Himalayan Goji Juice, and so much more!

• Scientifically demonstrated to deliver results in just 14 days
• At lest 30% more polysaccharides (the active ingredient) than Himalayan Goji Juice
• Preservative Free
• Certified Kosher and Halal
• Tastes better than ever

Himalayan Goji Juice and GoChi Frequent Questions:

What are the differences between GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice?

GoChi was developed as a direct result of FreeLife's worldwide research efforts, and represents the next generation of Himalayan Goji Juice. It contains all the goodness of our original goji juice and much more! GoChi is scientifically demonstrated to deliver results in just 14 days; it contains at least 30% more LBPs than Himalayan Goji Juice; it is preservative free; is certified kosher and halal for our Jewish and Muslim friends respectively; and has been preferred in taste tests to our already delicious Himalayan Goji Juice.

How was Freelife able to add 30% plus more LBP's to GoChi?

FreeLife was able to increase the polysaccharides in GoChi due to their improved proprietary manufacturing processes. GoChi also contains 20% fewer calories and one gram less of total natural sugars per ounce than Himalayan Goji® Juice.

Is GoChi preservative free?

Yes.

Is GoChi kosher?

Yes, it is certified Kosher.

What is Halal?

Halal is an Arabic term that means that food is permissible under Islamic law.

Can I expect to see results with GoChi?

In a recent, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, clinical trial, the use of just 4 ounces daily of GoChi resulted in significant health and wellness benefits in 13 important categories in 14 days. This has been termed "The GoChi Effect." Although your results may vary, the findings of this study are consistent with the results that we hear from our Customers.

What is the GoChi Effect?

The GoChi Effect is the term that represents the 19 health benefits experienced by the participants in FreeLife's double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized, clinical study on GoChi.

Where can I get more information on the GoChi scientific studies?

For more information, please click here to watch the video on the GoChi Study.

Why is it called GoChi?

GoChi was named for the "go" in goji and chi, the ancient Chinese term for "vital life force."

Does this mean that FreeLife will discontinue Himalayan Goji Juice?

No. They intend to provide Himalayan Goji Juice for as long as Customers continue enjoying this excellent product.

Are GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice only made with goji berries from the Himalayas?

Although they grow in the wild, goji berries are not cultivated in the Himalayas in sufficient quantity for large-scale distribution. The berries used in GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice are selected from the world's best-known growing regions throughout Asia. They use only those berries that conform to our precise Spectral Signature™ balance and potency of the all-important Lycium barbarum polysaccharides (LBPs).

Will FreeLife have difficulty sourcing goji berries?

They have contracted for adequate supplies of premium berries to accommodate their growth, and they are constantly expanding their grower certification program to ensure that they will never run out of berries that meet their strict Spectral Signature™ standards.

What makes GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice unique or special?

Goji is the only plant that contains unique bioactive Lycium barbarum polysaccharides (LBPs) - the Master Molecules that are so important to your body's defense systems. But these important nutrients can vary in quality and potency, depending on where they are grown and the growing conditions for a particular region in a particular year. FreeLife is the only company to develop a Spectral Signature LBP Process™ to standardize their juices, ensuring that you always receive the same high potency and balance of LBPs, every time. And unlike other juices, there is never any added sugar, artificial sweeteners, artificial colors, or flavors in GoChi or Himalayan Goji Juice. Preservative-free GoChi is also the world’s first clinically studied goji juice product.

How much GoChi or Himalayan Goji Juice should someone drink on a daily basis?

For optimum benefit, you may want to follow the recommendations of a recent clinical study, in which 4 ounces daily of GoChi resulted in significant health and wellness benefits in 13 important categories in as little as 14 days. There are no known side effects from drinking our juices, other than a tendency to smile more often!

How does FreeLife ensure the quality of GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice?

FreeLife’s goji juice products are produced under strict Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), a total quality system that meets or exceeds the requirements of every country in which they do business. Their juices are thoroughly tested at every step of manufacturing to guarantee that each bottle delivers a pristine, high-quality product with a full potency and precise Spectral Signature balance of goji’s highly bioactive Lycium barbarum polysaccharides (LBPs).

How are GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice different from other "goji juices"?

GoChi is the only goji product we know of that is backed by a clinical study demonstrating its effectiveness. Additionally, FreeLife's goji juices are made exclusively from ultra-premium berries that conform to their Spectral Signature balance and potency of the all-important Lycium barbarum polysaccharides (LBPs). Their Spectral Signature LBP Process delivers a cleaner, fresher taste and enhanced aroma without harming our precious LBPs.

Is GoChi or Himalayan Goji Juice organic?

Although their juices are not certified organic, they are produced to the highest standards of ecological and environmental responsibility. Both products are certified not to contain detectable pesticide and herbicide residues. GoChi is also preservative free, and carries both Kosher and Halal certification.

Why does FreeLife not emphasize the vitamins and 18 amino acids that are in goji?

GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice are high-tech functional foods, specifically designed to deliver a consistently high potency and exact balance of the goji berry’s highly bioactive Lycium Barbarum Polysaccharides (LBPs). These are the Master Molecules that have been scientifically demonstrated to be responsible for much of the berry’s benefits. Whereas many goji nutrients can be found in other foods, the LBPs are unique to the goji berry. And now, thanks to advances in manufacturing technology, the new GoChi delivers at least 30% more of the all-important LBPs than our original juice.

Do GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice contain preservatives?

Thanks to advances in manufacturing technology, the new GoChi is preservative free. The original Himalayan Goji Juice contains less than one-tenth of 1% of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate.

Why are other fruit juices added to GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice?

FreeLife's proprietary recipe incorporates a small amount of other fruit juices to ensure uniformity, and to help bring out the best flavor from the goji berry.

How soon should GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice be consumed after being opened?

It is recommended that you consume goji juice products within 30 days after opening. Neither product should be left un-refrigerated for any more than a couple of hours – the same steps should be taken for any food or beverage that must be refrigerated after opening.

Can children drink GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice?

Yes. Both great-tasting juices are a healthy treat for the entire family!

I read that you have a quality assurance guarantee. What does this mean?

FreeLife believes that every product you receive has to be the absolute best quality available and exactly what you expect. If you are not completely satisfied with the condition or quality, FreeLife offers a 90-day, money-back guarantee. Just return the unused portion to FreeLife for a full refund (less shipping).  Return instructions are found on the back of your invoice.

Can I obtain sample packages of GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice?

While there are requests for this type of packaging – and it is an excellent suggestion - a sample would only allow someone to try the great taste, but would lack the significant benefits from drinking the product over a period of time. That is why Freelife offers a 90-day, money back guarantee for anyone who tries our product. And since the rate of return is so low, they have discovered this process is a great way to have people sample, experience, and stay on our life-changing products.

Can I purchase smaller bottles or travel sizes of GoChi and Himalayan Goji Juice?

This is currently not offered; however, FreeLife's Marketing Team is researching this option.

Has an ORAC test ever been conducted on GoChi or Himalayan Goji Juice?

ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) is a non-official, non-governmental test that claims to measure "total antioxidant power” in a laboratory beaker. This test is controversial because it cannot predict how an antioxidant will work inside the human body. In fact, many high-ORAC juices may perform very poorly when ingested because their antioxidants remain trapped in the gastrointestinal tract. Conversely, the bioactive Lycium barbarum polysaccharides in FreeLife's goji juices work with your body to activate its own antioxidant enzymes, which can circulate freely to help protect every cell in your body. Studies are currently underway to prove that FreeLife’s new GoChi is the real antioxidant powerhouse!

Himalayan Goji® Juice is such a success. Why was GoChi™ created?

Since Himalayan Goji Juice was launched, goji research has exploded. FreeLife has invested four years worth of accumulated knowledge and experience into the design and formulation of GoChi. Himalayan Goji Juice was a fantastic achievement, and so it remains today. FreeLife simply engineered scientific advances into GoChi as part of our commitment to constant and never ending improvement. That is why GoChi is truly the next generation of Himalayan Goji Juice.

Why did FreeLife decide to conduct and sponsor clinical studies on GoChi™?

Many companies in the nutrition industry promote their products with big claims, but offer little or no scientific support to back them. FreeLife is raising the bar by demonstrating the benefits of GoChi in rigorously controlled human clinical studies worthy of publication in leading medical and scientific journals. This high-level of scientific validation provides people with the assurance that they can count on getting the results that were promised.

Why did FreeLife conduct the initial 14-day GoChi™ study?

Since 2003, Himalayan Goji® Juice Customers have reported dramatic 14-day improvements in energy levels, quality of sleep, feelings of calmness and contentment, reduction of stress, and other key health aspects. To investigate this, a study was designed to attempt to validate FreeLife's customers’ reported results by attempting to replicate them under rigorously controlled clinical conditions. Since GoChi is the next generation of Himalayan Goji Juice, they chose to conduct this randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, clinical study on their new product.

What do the terms randomized, double-blind, and placebo-controlled mean, and why are those things important for a clinical study?

A clinical study is only as valuable as the safeguards that are designed into it. The “gold standard” of clinical design is randomized, double-blind, and placebo-controlled. Randomized means that subjects were assigned to two groups based on “luck of the draw,” which assured a good distribution of people. Placebo-controlled means that one group got GoChi™ and one group got a placebo, meaning a drink that looks, smells, and tastes like GoChi, but without any LBPs – the active ingredient in GoChi. Double-blind means that neither the participants nor the scientists knew which group was drinking GoChi and which group was drinking the placebo. This eliminates any bias on the part of the scientists and also rules out any psychologically-caused effects on the part of the participants.

What were the results and significance of the 14-day GoChi™ study?

The results were quite dramatic! Nearly 90 percent of the GoChi drinkers in the study experienced multiple improvements in their health and well-being. The study clearly indicated that daily consumption of GoChi can cause immediate and significant improvement in 13 key health aspects, including increased energy, less fatigue, increased focus and mental acuity, improved athletic performance, reduced stress, increased feelings of calmness and contentment, feeling happier, healthier and more regular, better quality of sleep, and easier ability to awaken in the morning. In contrast to the GoChi group, the placebo group showed statistically significant improvement in only 1 of the 13 categories (happiness).

All findings were found to be statistically significant, meaning that the researchers were 90 to 99% confident that the great results experienced in the GoChi group in each of the 13 categories were a direct result of drinking the juice. To the contrary, any small changes experienced by the placebo group were declared to be a result of mere chance.

Do independent scientists agree with the findings of FreeLife’s 14-day GoChi™ study?

Yes. This groundbreaking study was accepted for publication by the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (JACM), a leading medical journal. As a peer-reviewed publication, JACM requires that studies will not be accepted unless they are approved by an independent panel of expert reviewers. These strict judges ruled that our study design was sound, our methods were consistent with good clinical practice, our data and calculations were accurate and our findings were valid. Publication of the GoChi study in a peer-reviewed journal represents a first for any juice product in the direct selling industry.

Why did FreeLife conduct the 30-day GoChi™ antioxidant study?

Many juice products talk about their high antioxidant scores based on a chemical reaction test known as ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity), but that only measures antioxidant potential in a test tube. It can’t determine if an antioxidant will actually work in your body, and that’s a far more important thing to know. Sadly, many high-ORAC fruit antioxidants are poorly absorbed from the digestive tract, or not at all. That was the conclusion of a landmark 2004 study reported in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (Am J Clin Nutr 2004; 79: 727-47).

What your body really needs are more of its own powerful antioxidant enzymes, superoxide dismutase (SOD) and glutathione peroxidase. These antioxidants circulate in the blood to protect every cell against harmful free radicals, but our production of these essential enzymes diminishes with age, or if we’re under stress. We were aware of research that suggested that goji could increase both SOD and glutathione peroxidase, so we decided to put the theory to the test by sponsoring a randomized, double-blind and placebo-controlled study at one of Asia’s most prestigious medical centers.

What were the results and significance of the 30-day GoChi™ antioxidant study?

After tracking 50 healthy adults for 30 days, it was found that the GoChi group had improved their antioxidant status, with highly significant increases of both important blood antioxidants, SOD and glutathione peroxidase. An increase of these two enzymes has other benefits: SOD is essential for maintaining the body’s healthy defenses against inflammation, and glutathione peroxidase is important in many of the body’s detoxification reactions.

The increase in antioxidant power seen in the GoChi group was also accompanied by a significant reduction of MDA, a particularly toxic and dangerous free radical. And so, the GoChi group had their antioxidant activity increased in two ways, and free radical damage was reduced. Unfortunately for the placebo group, they just didn’t receive any meaningful benefit in any of these areas.

Why did FreeLife conduct the 30-day GoChi™ immune study?

The ancient healers of Asia observed that people who took goji every day were significantly healthier and more resilient than those who didn’t use it. Today, scientists believe that this is because of goji’s unique effects on the immune system, and that’s been shown in a number of studies. But those studies were done mainly in the laboratory, not in people. FreeLife wanted to see if 4,000 years of tradition could be scientifically validated in a human clinical trial, which was conducted at a renowned medical institute in Asia.

What were the results and significance of the 30-day GoChi™ immune study?

The human study followed 60 healthy adult volunteers for 30 days, and at the end, those who had been given GoChi had their immune defenses enhanced in three important ways, as confirmed by significant increases in three key markers of immune health:

- Lymphocytes – white blood cells necessary for immune defenses against bacteria, viruses and toxins. Lymphocytes also have a large role in commanding and directing many functions of our highly complex immune systems. The GoChi group experienced a 27% increase over starting point values of these important immune cells. No significant improvements were seen in the placebo group.

— Interleukin-2 (IL-2) – an essential cell messenger protein, which sounds the danger alarm when the body’s under attack. IL-2 recruits stem cells so that they can be turned into T-cells, which are specifically targeted to neutralize and destroy threats to the body. IL-2 levels were increased 58% over starting point in the GoChi group, with no meaningful improvement in the placebo group.
 
— Immunoglobulin G (IgG) – a powerful antibody, which can identify bacteria, viruses, molds, yeasts and allergens, and then mark them for destruction by other divisions of the immune system. Compared to starting point values, IgG antibody activity increased 19% in the GoChi group, with no significant change in the placebo group.

Also noted in the GoChi group were health and well-being improvements that had been seen in prior studies: significant improvement in sleep quality, reduction of fatigue, and a tendency for increased short-term memory and mental focus. No significant improvements were observed in the placebo group in any category.

FreeLife International Marketing Executive
Connie Beierle
Las Vegas, NV 89146
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