Free site that's not for profit = site with budget too small for a full-time copy editor. You'd think I'd pay more attention to the spell check...

...ok you've hooked em...now start the pitch!

What's your product?! Orange juice enemas?! Blueberry facial scrubs?! Bananna IV drips?!

Probably some affiliate that got a %

However, Açaí berries are extremely potent antioxidants and very healthy fruits. The Açaí berries have comparable anti-oxidants given a certain serving amount to both small red beans and wild blueberries; however, pomegranate juice, the beans, blueberries, grape juice, and the like all are rated as higher anti-oxidants.

These antioxidants alone are enough to, in fact, fight cancer. They prevent a process known as oxidation that causes free radicals that in turn causes chain reactions that damage cells (which can lead to cancer). The antioxidants terminate these chain reactions by removing free radical intermediates. Many of these antioxidants (ascorbic acid and carotenoids are commmonly found in fruits and vegetables) have cancer preventing as well as cancer fighting properties--and also can prevent brain issues, and reduce the chance for heart disease.

They aren't the savior fruit that is the be all end all of problems--but they are very healthy.

Fools and their money are soon parted.

If this was my comment, I'd probably be disemvoweled.

@Elizabeth Anderson: Acai is very difficult to drink by itself but can be blended with other fruit juices to make it more palatable.

I had my credit card number stolen a while back. Most of the charges related to this berry. The stranges thing was that the product (whatever it might really be) was being shipped to me. The only people that profit were the business taking the card. I had a conversation with one of the security people at the bank and they said they get a lot of similar complaints.

Thank you! Family gatherings have been less fun since one of my relatives started shilling the stuff.

DAMN YOU ALL! YE OF LITTLE FAITH!
I was unable to sleep last night due to my neck & back pain and saw a wonderful special news report about Supple & how that beverage would cure my pain & heal arthritis. The "Dr." host even arranged a special discount for me. Between that drink & my colon cleanse courtesy of that fine gentleman worried about my spackle-like impacted fecal matter, I should be good to go! I can't wait for the excitement I experience when I get the promised surprise when I look in the toilet.

I recall 10 years or so ago, a lady that was doing my nails tried to sell me concentrated aloe vera juice. As she painted my nails, she told me "One of our customer representatives gave this juice to a little girl in Mexico with a huge tumor on her neck, he saw her there while he was on vacation. Every day he gave her another cup of juice, and every day the tumor shrank. On the 7th day it was gone." I never went back to that salon again.

My mother was approached by some woman selling "magnetic blankets" in her retirement community. The woman told her they cured a little boy with deadly asthma attacks and he threw out his inhaler after getting this magic blanket. Said the magics "realigned the body's molecules" to cure disease. My mother told her to get bent.

These sales people are sick in the head.

Is açaí juice nasty? Goji berries are supposedly another cure-all food, but I eat those because I like the taste and they're fairly cheap.

This stuff is just a modern day snake oil sold as the cure all when the only thing it does is empty your wallet.