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Has Anyone Tried Any Of The Antioxidant Juices Out There?

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Our celiac support group had one a while back at one of our meetings--it really sounded interesting--some kind of a berry, goja berry or something. They are all becoming very popular and people do swear by how much better they feel.

A friend just told me about Mona.Vie and I have been reading about it. This one has 19 different fruits with the acai berry being the speciality in it. Has anyone tried any of these? My friend was talked into it by a brother at a church and he felt if he can't trust him, then something's wrong!!! ;) I just wondered if any of you have heard of it.

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Sorry, you don't need to answer this if you don't want too. In an internet search about the gluten free status of Mona.Vie, I found another thread in this forum about it. Funny I never saw it before. Probably because it was when I was getting logged out all the time and would lose the new threads. :(

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i've looked into different antioxidant berry supplement drinks. they all sound pretty good, just haven't convinced myself i need to spend the $40 on one. i'd be interested to know if you do buy one and how you like it. :)

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