May 5. 2009 16:58

Andrew,
Thanks for the good information on Acai Berry and Pomegranate. These both sound like they would be wonderful additions to the Fruit-Full Antioxidants. If Acai could be added to the blend without increasing the cost, I would be happy to have it. Pomegranate would also be a good improvement and given it's unique qualities might even substantiate a reasonable price adjustment. Just my thoughts, but I would rathar have them as part of a capsule that is already part of my routine than as separate supplements.

Laura

May 8. 2009 17:14

Andrew, Thank you so much for the information on Acai Berry. I use your Fruit Full Anti-Oxidants which has Pomegranate and I know I can trust you to bring us the best. Thanks for your honesty and integrety you prove time after time that you have our best intrest at heart.

God Bless You.

Grace

May 9. 2009 08:36

Thank you, Thank you..you are the most awesome person I have ever come across and I make sure I tell everybody about you and your products. All this time I assumed that Acai Berry helped to boost the metabolism for weight loss. I will continue to do my exercise and drink your delicious shakes.

Ty

May 15. 2009 21:19

Andrew, I am sooo pleased that you have addressed to new "fab for wgt loss, i.e. acai berry". I've tried it and you do not lose wgt using acai berry products. It may work as an antioxidant but not I repeat not for wgt. loss. It is a shame that it is being promoted as such and so costly.Doris

Doris H.

May 22. 2009 06:20

Thank you Andrew for once again reminding us that its the food we put into our bodies that make us fat... and there is only one way to fix that. But I can always wish and dream of an easy fix.

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May 22. 2009 19:49

Thanks so much for the info on Acai berry. Very interesting.... It would be nice if it was the quick fix for weight loss. lol It is just like you said....You have to watch what you eat to lose weight.

GKirby

June 10. 2009 19:43

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Lilia Dizon

July 3. 2009 19:37

First of all, I'd like to say your products are wonderful! I've tried many brands over the years and they kill my stomach. I can take your products with no stomach pain or side effects. Thank you for all that you continue to do for your customers and various charities!

After reading the posts, I saw where someone else had mentioned the possibility of adding Acai Berry to the Fruit-Full Anti-Oxidant. Any chance of this happening in the future?

Meredith

August 13. 2009 05:30

I'm surprised that you went ahead with an acai berry supplement instead of a mangosteen pericarp supplement.

As you mentioned, acai is not that interesting in terms of content. It is unique in that it is one of the few fruits that contains omega 3, but the omega 3 and antioxidant content of acai berry is not that special when compared to something like pomegranate.

You seem to speak disdainfully of mangosteen, yet mangosteen pericarp **is** special and unique in that it contains very unique xanthone-like antioxidants such as mangostin, ß-mangostin, gartanin, 8-disoxygartanin, and normangostin.

I would have expected you to make a mangosteen supplement instead. For example, Paradise Herbs makes a mangosteen pericarp supplement that is standardized to 20% alpha mangostin and 40% flavonoids... I'm sure you could do better.

Ron Lane