Tropical fruit juices such as MonaVie, XanGo, Noni, Goji, and Pom Wonderful are making a big splash

December 2006

Tropical fruit juices such as MonaVie, XanGo, Noni, Goji, and Pom Wonderful are making a big splash.

They're promoted for everything from longevity to infections and cancer. The promotions are so convincing that they sometimes can even make well read clinicians wonder if the claims are valid.

Most of the claims come back to the fact that these juices contain antioxidants...but they often sell for over $40/bottle

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Tropical fruit juices such as MonaVie, XanGo, Noni, Goji, and Pom Wonderful are making a big splash

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