Frontier Natural Products, Whole Goji (Lycii) Berries, 16 oz (453 g)

Description

• Member Owned Since 1976
• Responsible to People and Planet
• Herbal Supplement
• Non-Irradiated
• Kosher
• Origin: China
• Botanical Name: Lycium Barbarum Mill

Goji berries, also called lyceum or wolfberries, are a well-respected tonic herb used as part of the centuries-old tradition of Chinese Herbal Medicine (TCM). These tasty berries can be eaten as is, made into a tea, or added to soups and stews. Goji berries, also called lyceum or wolfberries, are a well-respected tonic herb used as part of the centuries-old tradition of Chinese Herbal Medicine (TCM). These tasty berries can be eaten as is, made into a tea, or added to soups and stews.  

Product Features 

Dried Goji Berries - Frontier Co-op Whole Dried Goji Berries (Botanical name: Lycium barbarum) are a deliciously sweet snack that can be added to smoothies and smoothie bowls, soups, trail mix and more!

A Delicious Boost- Imagine something between a cranberry, a cherry, and a tomato - that’s what goji berries taste like! They’re sweet and slightly fruity, and they taste so great you’ll forget they’re good for you, too.

Historically Delicious - Goji berries have long been used in Chinese cooking as a unique flavor enhancer. These dried berries offer added versatility.

Imported and Cultivated - Our goji berries are grown and processed in China. Although commonly referred to as “matrimony vine”, the goji plant is actually a shrub with high-reaching branches - typically as tall as ten feet!

Warnings

Multiple case reports of high-dose lycium fruit interacting with warfarin have been documented. 

Not for use during pregnancy except under the supervision of qualified health practitioner. 

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