Freelife International Inc

In 1995, Ray Faltinsky and Kevin Fournier launched Freelife International, Inc. Ray had a long term passion for researching and studying nutritional supplements, especially blends and juices. As a teenager, Ray had blended different nutritional foods together each day to help the ailing health of his mother. It worked; his mother’s health revived and Ray’s passion was lit for life.

After founding Freelife International Inc, Ray and Kevin developed a number of nutritional supplements over the years, while they continued researching a tiny, red fruit: the goji berry. Also called the Wolfberry, this superfruit was virtually unknown at the time. However, these two men saw real potential and researched, studied and developed the possibility of developing a juice from this amazing juice.

Withing just 1 year, Freelife International Inc was ranked by Inc. Magazine as one of the fastest growing, privately-owned companies in America. Freelife International Inc. continued to grow, but in 2003–after 7 years of Goji Berry research– the market exploded with Himalayan Goji Juice. Since then, Freelife International Inc isn’t just another health food store; they lead the industry in Goji.

In 2008, this amazing company released a new & improved version of goji juice: GoChi Juice. Because GoChi contains more polysaccharides and antioxidants, it is 30% more effective. Besides it tastes better and has real scientific research to back it up: 3 double blind, placebo controlled studies.

Because of high demand internationally, Freelife International Inc began to take Himalayan Goji Juice to many more countries than before. Today, Freelife International Inc is open for business in 26 countries.

In 2008, Freelife International Inc improved the Himalayan Goji Juice . Freelife International Inc.’s GoChi  Juice is 30% more effective and tastes even better. How do we know it really works better? Freelife International Inc has conducted 3 double-blind placebo studies on the health benefits of GoChi Juice on humans.