Nutrition Skeptics - Are They Always Bad? - An Examination!

Thoughts on why negative skeptics aren't always bad and can even be good. Their published skepticism usually means the product they are being skeptical about is working and it's competition to them.

Whenever a new product comes along it almost always comes out in a niche where there is established competition. Initially smart competitors will ignore the new product, hoping it will never catch on and eventually go away.

Now if it doesn't and the product becomes highly successful competitors who stand to really lose financially will try to discredit the product hoping this will influence people to stop buying it and it will go back to obscurity. Eventually though if that doesn't work competitors will eventually just have to keep quiet or risk appearing to be fools and simply learn to compete. So often when competing interests try to discredit a product it usually means the product is working too well. After all it's usually not necessary to be skeptical about a bad product as it will fail on its own.

Let's examine Himalayan Goji Juice in this light, holy cow for several years now it's been receiving all kinds of positive press. Here are just very short list of them.

Time Magazine in July, 2006 called goji the SuperFruit of the year.

It has been featured on MTV cribs.
New Woman magazine in Australia showed a photo of a bottle of goji juice and proclaimed, "Madonna, Mischa Barton and Liz Hurley can't get enough of the powerful antioxidant-packed...

Goji juice was in Golf Magazine in Australia - with Catherine Zeta-Jones talking highly of it.



Mischa's immaculate complexion is the result of a daily dose of goji juice.



Nobody is going to love everything, no matter how good something is there will always be someone who doesn't like it.

So the point is with Himalayan Goji Juice you have 43 straight months of record double digit sales growth with people raving about the product and a 60 day money back guarantee. I can see some people being skeptical as most people tend to have negative thoughts about things, but on the other hand if I drove by a restaurant everyday for 43 straight months and I saw people standing in line out the door, I might just figure they had a pretty awesome product.