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		<description><![CDATA[Goji berries or wolf berries have gained a lot of popularity of late, around the whole world for its several benefits on health. Goji berries are truly a gift of nature. Native to the Himalayas and Tibet, they are tiny red berries that grow on the plant Lycium Barbarum. Loaded with nutrients, Goji berries have [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Goji berries or wolf berries have gained a lot of popularity of late, around the whole world for its several benefits on health. Goji berries are truly a gift of nature. Native to the Himalayas and Tibet, they are tiny red berries that grow on the plant Lycium Barbarum. Loaded with nutrients, Goji berries have been crowned as the ‘Super Fruit’.</p>
<p>It is filled with a number of nutrients like vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, anti-oxidants, magnesium, thiamin, dietary fibers to just list a few of them. These compounds are known to cure a number of ailments like cancer, tumor, skin disease, poor digestive system, insomnia, poor eyesight and many more. It also boosts your energy level and provides a lot of stamina. It helps you to treat the signs of ageing. It improves your immunity system and cardiovascular health. It also repairs the damage done by free radicals.</p>
<p>Nowadays, goji berries are used as health supplements which has led to a great demand of this wonder fruit. It is now recommended to include Goji berries in your daily diet. It contains phytochemicals, polysaccharides and proteins which are essential for the growth of children. In such a situation when the demand is so high, you can also plan to grow Goji berries in your own garden. These berries can be grown anywhere, in any type of soil or climate. For that you need to have the following things: &#8211; Seed of the plant, a particular area where you want to grow it, soil, water, access to ample amount of sunlight.</p>
<p>Once you have arranged for all these things, you need to plant the seeds in the soil. It would be better if the soil is organic in nature. The plant should be kept inside for the at least 6 months. Goji plants remain very fragile in their initial years and need utmost care along with a lot of water and sunlight. You can shift the plant outside in the garden after 6 months. You should have patience as goji plants do not produce berries for the first 2 years. It is important to prune your plant on a regular basis as it will help to yield a higher crop. Try to keep away your plant from animals to avoid damage.</p>


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