The Bovis Energy Scale and Goji Berries

In the 1930's a researcher was exploring the concept of earth energy and natural energy. Which is, roughly, the idea that natural elements such plants, rock formations, and natural sources of water have an energy flowing from them. This "life source" type of energy is what the Bovis Energy Scale, named for the French researcher who developed it, is designed to measure. The technique is based not on some sort of mathematical equation or principle of physics. Instead, it uses the natural censors of a person, called a dowser, walking around a particular spot with an object and acting as sort of a human pendulum. Their measurements then indicate an energy score where a score of sixty-five hundred is held as the neutral point. Scores lower than this neutral number is said to have negative effects on humans draining or depleting that energy where as higher scores have a more positive effect by boosting or rejuvenating this life force.

Since goji berries come from a plant, they can also be scored using the Bovis Energy Scale. And in fact, they rate extremely high with a score of 355,000. To give you some idea of how this score compares to other plants and fruits consider these comparisons. Noni has a rating of only 17,000; Sea Silver comes in at 24,000; the popular Xango comes in at 53,000 with Limu plus being slightly higher at 54,000. The goji berries plant has the highest rating on the Bovis Energy Scale of most health food on the market today and many accredit this to the powerful and numerous health benefits that people experience from taking goji berries.

If you have not already discovered all that goji berries can do for you, be sure to pick up some. You can get them in liquid form by drinking goji berry juice or have a great little snack with dried goji berries. Either way, it will be a healthy addition to your diet.