Quoting, straight off the page from the website, 'http://monavie-emv.net/how-does-acai-berry-help-in-increasing-energy-libido-and-stamina/ (backlink removed);

Acai berry is touted by many around the world as the number one ‘super fruit’ due to the benefits it offers to the human body. They include aiding in weight loss, fighting against ageing, increasing body immunity, increasing energy, improving digestion, rejuvenating skin, increasing body metabolism, flushing out toxins from the system, increasing sexual power, fighting cancer cells and many more.

Acai berry contains up to 19 different types of amino acids along with both omega 6 and omega 9 fatty acids. The amino acids serve as an excellent source of carbohydrates and fibers which helps in increasing the body metabolism to an exceptional extent. This facilitates a swift detoxification process and makes the impurities move much faster from the system. As a result the nutrients are processed at a much faster rate. This causes these nutrients to be assimilated in the body and quickly converted into energy resulting in a tremendous improvement of your overall energy

Apart from the sales speak wrongness, it's also plain wrong.

e.g. Amino acids are the components of proteins, which make muscle etc. Carbohydrates are completely different and a different class of chemical altogether. To be strictly correct, in the style of the Mona-vie blurb, it should read,

"Carbohydrates are an excellent source of ..er ..carbohydrates!"

For further info on all this, see http://www.lazymanandmoney.com/monavie-scam-was-m…

So I guess the Edmonton Sun is just 3 months behind with the news!?

Anyway the new 'legal assistant' at Just Think Media should be kept busy. :)

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