In this article we are going to talk about acai berry scams. Did you know that the number #1 question that many of our readers ask is how to avoid being scammed when buying an acai product? It’s true, and unfortunately, as the magical berry has gained international acclaim for it’s fat burning, energy inducing and other bodacious benefits, so too have risen the amount of nefarious nonsense associated with buying it. How so? Simply the incredible growth of fake products and dubious claims made about both the berry, and the products themselves.

So what facts MUST you know before you embark on making a purchase?

Acai Berry does NOT cure Cancer:

Did you know that I read an article before writing this that claimed it did? It’s sad that people would stoop to that level, don’t you agree? The simple truth is that in a lab setting ( the University of Florida) acai was found to kill cancer cells in a test tube. Is that a promising nugget of hope? It could be, yes! But is that significant enough to hype and “sell” to people who are genuinely suffering? Absolutely not.

Acai Berry is NOT the Only Way to Detox:

Believe me, there are more than one! I love it, and have made it a crucial part of my everyday diet. But as someone who knows a lot about health and wellness, there are other alternatives to detox that are good too. Juice fasting (even water fasting) is a natural way of cleansing your body from the inside out as well that is very effective. It is extreme for many people though, which makes acai that much more attractive for most of us, but there are other solutions you can try!

Bonus Tip: Beware of the Acai Berry Scams! Unfortunately, many of the acai berry products on the market are scams, being sold by unscrupulous companies with one hand in your pocket, rather than out to help you heal. My best advice? If you really want to experience the amazing benefits of the berry, make sure you ONLY buy

authentic acai berry juice or extract.

(This is the one that we use, and recommend to our family, friends and readers alike)

Good luck, and happy healing!



By: Tina Bardo

About the Author:

Who else is sick and tired of the acai berry scams? If you are anything like I am, you’re probably sick and tired of reading all of the nonsense, the hype and overall bunk about products that simply do not live up to their promise. Did you know that the Federal government is actually beginning to crack down on fake acai offers? It’s true…and as a huge fan of this magical and mysterious fruit, I say it’s high time they did!

So what are the biggest and most outrageous claims being “sold” to you and I about the berry? We’ve actually identified about 10 of them, with 2 of the biggest “offenders” listed below!

Scam Sign #1: Acai Will Cure Cancer

If you see this, please run the other way. While there have been some promising studies on the anti-carcinogenic qualities of acai in a test tube setting, there has been no “proof” that it will do the same in the human body.

Scam Sign #2: It is the ONLY Way to Lose Weight, Get More Energy or Otherwise

Silly again, right? There are LOTS of good ways to lose weight, feel great and add more energy and vitality to your life. Acai Berry happens to be a great way to speed up the process of burning fat, having more energy and just feeling wonderful for many people, but don’t let anyone tell you it’s the sole strategy for improving your diet – or your life! In my view? That’s just a dead simple sign they are trying to sell you a scam rather than helping you out.

Look, the truth is if you truly want an amazing and tranformative healthy experience with a health or wellness product, do your due diligence and pick a program that’s proven to work (and do it honestly) first!

Bonus Tip: Beware of the Acai Berry Scams! Unfortunately, many of the acai berry products on the market are scams, being sold by unscrupulous companies with one hand in your pocket, rather than out to help you heal. My best advice? If you really want to experience the amazing benefits of the berry, make sure you ONLY buy

authentic acai berry juice or extract.

(This is the one that we use, and recommend to our family, friends and readers alike)

Good luck, and happy healing!



By: Tina Bardo

About the Author: