Acai Berry Flush

Just when everyone thought that acai berries were the latest craze, along came resveratrol. I’m already starting to see the same free trial type offers for resveratrol that took place with acai berries. Technically, it’s an antibiotic created by plants to fight bacteria and fungi, but can also be synthetically created. It can be found naturally in the skins of grapes (in small quantities), raspberries, mulberries, blueberries and cranberries, peanuts, some pine trees and in Japanese knotweed. It is now sold as a nutritional supplement derived from Japanese knotweed since this is a cheap way to extract the substance. Keep reading…

Today, I was walking around Publix (it is a large grocery store chain mainly in Florida).  As I walked past the juice aisle, a bright purple and green bottle was staring me in the face.  This bottle was none other than the highly coveted acai berry juice made by Sambazon.  For someone like myself who promotes acai berry extracts, it’s embarrasing that I have never even tried the juice before.  Today was going to be that day. Keep reading…

Now everybody who likes acai, put your motherf*&^%$ hands up
Check check, Uh
Yo I stay fly with the A. C. A. I.
But government officials be hatin’ the berry… i got two words “so unnecessary” Keep reading…

As acai berries are being promoted by acai peddlers across the Internet, one unnamed acai company decided to offer their own employees their free acai berry trial program as a bonus for their hard work. The employees, who are trained to tie up the phone lines or stop customers from canceling at all costs, ended up having to scam each other as each tried to cancel by the end of the 14-day free trial. Keep reading…

The answer is no. For real. I’m serious. (I know- this is coming from a guy who runs an acai berry website)

It’s been reported that there is a lack of evidence for the promoted benefits of acai berries and for consumers to be careful of acai berry free trial offers. Warnings have been issued by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, the Better Business Bureau, and the Attorney General of Connecticut. Keep reading…

Here’s a few quick summaries of the news I just recently found online about acai:

• Crunk!!! Energy Drink, which was co-created by Lil’ Jon (the hip-hop artist), is spreading in popularity.  One of the flavors is Crunk!!! Berry, which contains acai juice and I’ve read reviews that say the acai taste is very strong. Keep reading…

The hilarious website, www.zug.com, recently held its Acai Berry Superdrink Challenge, which I did not find out about until the contest was over. They wanted to come up with a tasty, healthy energy drink involving the acai berry. The name of the drink had to be funny as well. Keep reading…

I’ve always been interested in acai for its high ORAC levels (this is the measure of its antioxidant capacity). Many manufacturers also promote its weight loss benefits, but I’ve never known for sure if you can really lose weight with acai. I decided to search the web for any confirmed studies or well-known experts that confirm or deny this claim. Keep reading…

You may have heard of the acai berry health craze through television, the Internet, and health stores.  Manufacturers of acai products promote the berry’s health benefits such as promoting weight loss, detoxification, and enhanced energy.  Many of the articles on acai repeat the same information and health benefits over and over (I’m guilty of this as well in some of my articles).  Well, to make up for this, here are some interesting facts about acai that you may not have known: Keep reading…

The acai berry craze has completely taken over to the point that it is out of control. If you’ve checked your spam box lately, you’ve probably seen advertisements, including free trials of acai berry extract. For the people who have already tried acai berry products (and future customers), here are some signs indicating that you are way too addicted to acai berries:

1. You google the phrase “how to inject acai berries.” Keep reading…