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Goji berries belong to the Lycium barbarum, which grows high in the mountain regions of the Chinese province of Ningxia. The plant itself grows like a tall bush and in the summer produces sweet goji fruits, which are red in color.

Goji berries have been long used in Chinese traditional medicine for supporting general health, and the liver specifically. Dried berries are a rich source of antioxidants that neutralize harmful free radicals, preventing premature aging and strengthening the immune system.

They are especially rich in beta-carotene, which can contribute to improved eyesight. Goji berries also contain vitamins B1, B2 and B6, vitamin E and vitamin C, as well as 11 essential minerals and 22 trace minerals. Polysaccharides represent up to 31% of dry weight and are a quality source of energy, while dietary fiber aids digestion and promotes weight loss.

Goji berries have been highly prized by Chinese medicine for millennium, but what benefits do they bring us?

• The strengthening of the immune system,
• the boosting of energy levels,
• the strengthening and cleansing of the liver,
• the promotion of healthy hair, nails and skin, and
• a contribution to weight loss.

Recipe: Goji cookies

• 3 cups of finely ground walnuts
• 7 of tbsp agave syrup
• 1 cup of coarsely ground goji berries
• 1 tsp of vanilla powder
• pinch of salt

Mix finely ground walnuts with salt, vanilla powder and coarsely ground goji berries.
Add agave syrup and mix with your hands until sticky dough is formed. Shape into
cookies and dry in a dehydrator until the cookies are crunchy on the outside