While trolling the World Wide Web not long ago I came across an article, which I found quite interesting. The author was bemoaning the fact that there was such a dearth of maqui berry reviews on the Internet. On closer examination of the issue I was forced to side with that writer. Indeed, what I found was that there were a lot of articles telling about the maqui berry fruit itself, but as far as reviews were concerned those were missing in action. If they are out there it would appear someone has taken extra special care to hide them, and did a darn good job of it I must add.
It is alleged that we human beings are the most intelligent animals on the planet. Dogs, cats, and monkeys would probably disagree but that is another story. Whatever the case is, humans have the advantage of being able to record our experiences. They will then be at our disposal for future use. What this means therefore, is that when a cow is born that cow is starting from scratch in terms of what it knows. That cow will not know what a bee sting is until it experiences it first-hand. Humans on the other hand will have recorded history to refer to, written or stored in some other form that we can access whenever time we wish. While not knowing exactly what if feels like, we will know what a bee sting is and know it is something best avoided. This information will also tell us what steps to take if we do happen to get stung by a bee. We may have been told by someone else, read it in a book, or saw it on television. Each generation of humans then will have the body of experiences of the previous generations to utilize and build upon. We humans benefit immensely from this tradition of handing down of information. Another perfect example has to do with the seasons and weather. We know that hurricanes occur more frequently at a particular time of the year and so are able to make preparations for it way in advance should they crop up. Along this same vein we learn from the mistakes of others. Or rather I ought to say we should learn from the mistake of others, as some of us can be quite stubborn.
In applying all of this now to the maqui berry it appears that we humans are being deprived of information to our detriment. People desirous of making use of the maqui berry would benefit from being able to refer to the experiences of previous maqui berry users. This would tell them if the maqui berry does in fact work as it is claimed to, and highlight the adverse effects if any, that is associated with its use. It would also tell us in which form users prefer, or found it most convenient to ingest maqui berry, whether in concentrated liquid form, powder form, tablet form, or the actual freshly picked berries. Having said all of this I would like to herby add my voice to those calling for maqui berry reviews. I honestly don't think it is too much to ask for maqui berry users to make a couple of useful maqui berry reviews available.
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