With all the hoopla and endorsements going on about the berry, you have to wonder if it is all true.
You think to your self: nothing can do as much as they claim Acai can do.
It does, according to articles I have read, everything but clean my kitchen sink for me.
After reading some reports, I think it can probably do that.
We, as consumers need all the information possible to make an informed and responsible decision.
After all, what we are buying we are planning to put into our bodies to make us healthier.
We want it to do what it claims to.
Acai is not the least expensive of supplements because it is only harvested twice a year in the rainforests of Brazil.
So, although it is a plentiful supply, it is not the easiest to get to.
The berry is less the one half inch long and resembles a small grape.
When you see it you have to wonder what all the excitement is about on this little fruit.
What is the scam? The reality is that a lot of celebrities, talk show hosts and athletes have endorsed this fruit.
Where the scam comes in is the facts that some people selling the product would like you think that these celebrities are endorsing their particular product.
Not true.
They are endorsing the berry in general, not one of them has made the claim regarding a certain product.
Beware of the ones that imply they have.
Acai does everything people have said it does.
Men benefit from the high antioxidant content for the cardiovascular system, also amino acids for energy and vitality.
Remember the more it is processed, the less nutritional value, make sure the product you decided on is purely organic.