reducing eye problems with Gac Fruit juice

Ok, so a few months ago I was hanging out with my best friend in Shinjuku (Tokyo) and I got this massive headache. We decided to stop off at Starbucks in order to take a short breather from shopping and dodging Japanese businessmen scurrying for the train platforms.

My friend, knowing me quite well after all these years, playfully leaned over our tiny coffee table with a grin and asked; "So how many hours were you on last night?"

Busted! No way out of that one.

What started off as a self-proposed two-hour long business meeting within World of Warcraft between myself and my online team of overseas contractors had turned into an almost eight-hour frenzy of killing trolls, wolves, rabbits as well other poor, defenseless and helpless in-game animals (we`re too weak and inexperienced to go for anything bigger. ).

Aside from being an IT professional, internet entrepreneur, writer, fitness trainer, masseur and self defense instructor; I`m also an avid video game junkie! Basically, if I`m not wearing body pads and getting kicked (or trying not to get kicked) in the groin by my clients / teammates; I`m glued to the computer screen either working on my next online project or playing video games.

My friend knows this. Not only is she hot, she`s admittedly slightly smarter than me in certain areas as well. She also knows that I`m a pretty health-conscious guy (with exception to my all-night gaming binges) and that I don`t take over-the-counter medicines. I prefer natural herbal remedies or simply making my own.

After our tea break at Starbucks, she recommended that we stop off by her office to pick something up. Once we arrived on the 23rd floor of Shinjuku Island Tower, she told me to sit down relax while she grabbed something for my headache; which I assured her had already passed.

If she had come back with pills or some other capsule form headache medicine; I would have surely turned her down. But what she came back with was a small plastic cup of "curious red juice".

I had no clue. I thought it was standard tomato juice at first because the visual texture was the same; but she assured me it was not and had me try it. Not only was I surprised with the sweet and fruity taste, I was also impressed. I had never heard of Gac Fruit before.

My friend explained to me that Gac Fruit has been used for centuries in South Asian countries, such as Vietnam, to treat sight related problems and assist in rejuvenation of the eyes. Since my headache earlier was most probably due to severe eye strain; she figured I should try it out - which I did.

I took a bottle of g3 Juice home and immediately hit up the internet to start my own medical research & analysis on this mysterious fruit that I`d never even heard of before. I normally don`t commit to anything supplement-wise until I`ve done my own due diligence on it first. In the end, I was really satisfied the results.

Gac Fruit is a rare and exotic "super-fruit" which is grown primarily in Vietnam between the months of September and January. The fruit`s rarity comes from its unusually short harvest time in the wet season (that would be winter for the rest of us). In Vietnam, the fruit is highly revered and normally used for festivals and celebrations.

Gac Fruit delivers powerful antioxidants and has 10 times more lycopene than any other fruit currently known to man. The fruit is highly nutritional and has loads of beta carotene, which converts to vitamin A in the body. Beta carotene supports the immune system and is essential in proper cell development.

Not only is Gac Fruit good for general body health, youthfulness, vitality and used to promote beautiful skin (something I`m obviously not too concerned with, I get kicked in the face for a living remember?); one of it`s most important features is the profound effects that it has on your eyes` health.

When I first started drinking the juice, I felt an almost immediate effect on my eyes as they weren`t so heavy after my few hours of online research into the fruit was completed. Conclusive evidence? Not at all. So I decided to hold off on my making a final analysis of the product for an entire month. During this time, I decided not to alter my daily work and gaming habits.

After drinking the juice for about one week there were not only improvements to the health of eyes; but many other natural benefits as well.

I normally wake up around 4:30am for my private morning training and then hit the shower by 6:30. Around 7:30am, I`m winding down from my morning adrenaline rush. The g3 juice kept me feeling much more energetic after training and throughout the day than I had felt before. I also noticed some slight improvements to my body`s overall elasticity during my pre-training stretches (g3 Juice has a bit of an oily texture). Those were the first good signs.

Finally, after drinking one bottle of g3 Juice for about a month (the recommended dosage is only 60ml per day - which is good because the stuff isn`t exactly cheap; however it`s well worth the price in my opinion and it does last a while ), I noticed significant increases in my overall physical energy level as well as a reduced stress level while working.

Considering everything that had happened before; much of my previous job stress was probably due to stress on my eyes from staring at my old, outdated 2008 MacBook for 10 ~ 12 hours straight. The new MacBook Pros are cheaper and much easier on the eyes (added to my New Year`s shopping list).

And what about my eye strain problems? No longer an issue. That means more play time for Batman: Arkham City after working hours!

So I guess that in summary, one could say that in this Information Technology Age of fast-paced internet businesses and online marketing; the mysterious and somewhat elusive Gac Fruit really is a God-sent "Fruit from Heaven" - At least for us addicted gamers.

On a serious note though, if you really are having eye problems; I would highly recommend Gac Fruit Juice to assist with your issues. It`s all natural and an much lower-risk than invasive surgeries. Additionally, I haven`t found any reports of negative side-effects associated with Gac Fruit itself; so it appears to be much safer than over-the-counter medications.

For me, g3 Juice from Pharmanex works great but there may be others out there as well.

Either way don`t take my word for it. Research, try it for yourself and let me know what you find.

Happy Gaming!