MonaVie miracle cure?

My friend (Bobby) used this antioxidant and nutritional blend drink that he swears by. Bobby said "after a long night of partying where I would stay out until 2 in the morning and have to be up and ready for work at 6, Before I would go to bed I would take a shot size amount (one ounce) of MonaVie juice. When I woke up in the morning, no hangover, no dehydration, I felt refreshed and ready for work."

Now, it may be hard to believe that this juice can prevent a hangover, and that's not its main and intended purpose, but it is an amazing antioxidant and nutritional supplement. It contains the berry, Acai. Which is a slightly larger looking blueberry but with 10 times the antioxidants of a blueberry.

I talked to Gillian, who is a MonaVie supplier, and she said that MonaVie is "tastes just like concentrated juice, and it hits the system faster than a vitamin pill. So you immediately feel energized and ready for the day. It is a great juice to take before bed (to help replenish your body while you sleep) and when you wake up (to help you start your day off right)." One ounce shot of the MonaVie juice acts like a daily vitamin. Taken once or twice a day, depending on the type you buy, this juice will help to revitalize your mind and supply your body with the energy it needs to get through the day.

The only way to be sure that this juice works for you is to try it. You can find it at this store.

*I changed a few things since the last post. I added a quote and some more information on MonaVie

Salient Photo

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Spring Breakers Beware!

So everyone knows about college spring breaks. They can get a little crazy. Aside from the issues of people getting crazy there are so many other things a student should be concerned about, health related and just safety measures.
1. Watch out for your friends. There are people who are looking for a drunk spring breaker (usually female) to kidnap and sell into the sex trade. It sounds ridiculous, but it happens. If you aren't found within the first 72 hours, you'll never be found.
2. Some people are out there looking for a way to slip something into your unattended drink. Never set down your drink to do something and then pick it up and start drinking it again. That's another reason to have your friends keep and eye out on each other. If its your friends first beer of the night and she almost immediately starts to act drunk and seems as though she is not in control of herself, she needs to get to the hospital because she could have been drugged.
3. When out on the town one night and you're drinking, partying, having fun and then you go home and wake up and head to the beach. Drink tons of water! You can easily get dehydrated because of the night before and then the sun all day. Water is a major essential when at the beach.
4. Don't forget to eat! Make sure you have your standard 3 meals a day.
5. Take your vitamins. When in an environment where you are around thousands of people, you never know what someone may have that you could catch. So just be safe and take your vitamins.