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Originally posted by karatelady:

She has been on Xango for 4 months. She went yesterday to the doctor and he told her that her bones showed no sign of cancer. I was shocked! She eats at Waffle House every morning and eats out every night with her husband.

Well, I guess it could've been the waffles!

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That is SOOO awesome, karatelady!! I have someone in my group whose melanoma disappeared. I don't THINK he's been eating waffles, but who knows??!
 

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Posted by Robin123 (Member # 9197) on :
 
Hi -- just saw your post after I posted mine. Lol.

Right, the waffles. Can you just see the menu item? -- Cancer-curing Waffle Breakfast Special! Secret ingredient!(Secret ingredient of course is the mangosteen juice)

-- Robin
 

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Posted by DolphinLady (Member # 6275) on :
 
I'm sold! As soon as I get the chance to try it I will!

I've just heard too many great testimonials from folks here and other else where to pass up.

The Xango is the only brand I will try though.

I'll keep ya'll posted when I do.

Continued success all!

DL
 

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Posted by Dave6002 (Member # 9064) on :
 
Is there any published data showing the healing effects of Xango?
 

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Posted by Dave6002 (Member # 9064) on :
 
Supplement Facts for Xango:


 

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Posted by Dave6002 (Member # 9064) on :
 
Click the link for other's opinions:

http://www.wellnessletter.com/html/wl/2006/wlAskExperts0206.html
 

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Posted by ChrisBtheLymie (Member # 8916) on :
 
I really wanted to try XanGo juice, but when I saw the price I was actually very annoyed. �96 ($180) for 3 bottles here in the U.K.

I find that absolutely ridiculous. I don't know if it is that expensive in the U.S, but I feel it is a rip off here in the U.K.

There seems to be endless amount of juices just like XanGo on the market that have all these claims, they too cost a ridiculous price. I would much prefer to spend my money on something that I know will be beneficial for Lyme.

I have no doubt they probably have some health benefits as they do contain antioxidants and phytonutrients - but I personally think the price is insane for what it is.
 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
The part on the label that says Mangosteen - the whole fruit juice - includes the rind or pericarp which has all the medicinal qualities that scientists have been studying for 30 years.

All I can tell you is my little lady with bone cancer no longer has it since being on the Xango for 4 months. Her doctors had sent her home as there was nothing more they could do.

Another friend who had 21 day migraines every 6 months told her new boyfriend she felt one coming on and wouldn't be seeing him for 21 days as she stays in bed. He gave her a bottle of Xango and she thought - "now that's a pretty bottle" and drank 2 ounces.

Her headache lasted two hours and she hasn't had one since. That was about a year ago I think she told me. I talked to her yesterday and asked her if they had come back and she said no!

My mother-in-law is almost pain free from arthiritis in her shoulder - she is 85 - after 4 months on the Xango, plus she is sleeping very soundly. Both my husband's sisters (one is a nurse) say - whatever you do, don't let Mom stop the Xango - she is thinking so much clearer.

I have many other personal testimonials so I know it works.

That's what is nice about this board, you can believe what you want to.

Sandy
 

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Posted by improver (Member # 8380) on :
 
Tutu, No wonder when I tried a bottle I had such a bad herx! I started out taking 2 ounces 3 x per day lol....

That is what the distributor told me to do. Unfortunately she doesn't know much about lyme.

After hearing all the good things I might have to try it again soon........
 

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Posted by Vermont_Lymie (Member # 9780) on :
 
Another mangosteen question:

Since it is a fruit juice -- is it advisable to drink while on large daily doses of oral antibiotics? I have been trying to stay away from all kinds of sugar while on abx to prevent any yeast infection, and have given up fruits mostly. Like lyme, preventing and tamping down yeast infections is an on-going struggle while on abx...

thanks for any info!



 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
Improver - I started out taking 2 oz. 3 times a day and it actually gave me energy starting the second day. I guess we're all so different.

I do think I've herxed on it a time or two. Sometimes its hard to know which thing you are taking is causing a herx!

Vermont - we may need to ask TuTu - as far as my stomach, I get pain from Candida easily without abx and it has helped heal it. If I was on abx, I think I would want to try it just to help kill the candida caused by the abx as Mangosteen is anti-fungal.

Sandy
 

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Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 

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Originally posted by Vermont_Lymie:
Another mangosteen question:

Since it is a fruit juice -- is it advisable to drink while on large daily doses of oral antibiotics? I have been trying to stay away from all kinds of sugar while on abx to prevent any yeast infection, and have given up fruits mostly.

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I have found that if I space out the doses, which you're supposed to do anyway, that the ounce or two at a time is no problem.

Yes, it is an anti-fungal, but don't overdo the dosage while on abx. I took 3-6 oz a day while on abx, and now since being off abx, I'm taking 5-6 oz a day.

I'm one who notoriously has had yeast problems while on abx. But as long as you're not eating candy and cookies and all the other bad stuff, this should not be a problem for you.

The benefits are incredible. I could spend two hours telling you of personal stories in my group, but none of us have that much time here!

If you want to hear a few, call me!
 

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Posted by Vermont_Lymie (Member # 9780) on :
 
Thanks TuTu and Sandy!

This sounds promising and I am looking forward to trying it.

Be well.
 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
Hi Ed - nice of you to join us!

I was wondering where you were!

Sandy
 

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Posted by jjeennnniiee (Member # 7964) on :
 
Hi Lymetoo and Sandy,

Thanks for the tips and stories!

Because of my present condition, I'm choosing to err on the side of caution, so I started with 1/2 an ounce yesterday and then took 1 ounce today. I plan to work on increasing it up to 2-3 ounces 3 times a day and see how I feel from there.

I'm quite sensitive to things and usually don't require too much to do some good for me, so maybe a little bit will go a long way for me. We shall see!

With people having such great results and knowing that the xanthones are a good thing, I figured what the heck do I have to lose! Besides that, I see that it sure couldn't hurt, after my trying more expensive things and them doing nothing for me.

I have to at least try it and see what happens is my motto! I'm keeping my fingers crossed!

I'll keep you posted...

Love, Light, & Health,
Jennie

P.S. I may even add in some waffles for good measure, just to see what happens! Hahaha!
 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
Jennie,

That sounds like a good plan.

Sandy
 

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Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
You're welcome!
 

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Posted by Boomerang (Member # 7979) on :
 
I think the Xango is great. Have been taking it for a few months. I don't have Lyme, so I just take a couple of ounces once a day.

Hubby takes a couple of sips a day...when you compare it to the cost of ABX, etc.... I figure it's worth it.

I have noticed that it seems to have cleared up my sinus type problems.

Just a note for any who are taking it: it does thin the blood. So if you are on any type of blood thinners, you need to be aware of that fact.

Take care all.
 

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Posted by jjeennnniiee (Member # 7964) on :
 
Boomerang,

Hmm...

I'm on Heparin for hypercoagulation, as well as Nattokinase. I do get a CBC, CMP, PT, PTT, INR, and Fibrinogen blood test every 10 days though. So, I should be okay then, right?

Love, Light, & Health,
Jennie
 

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Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
Yes, it's good to keep a check. I don't think it's really a blood thinner. Not from what I've read.

My mother took it while on coumadin. No problems.
 

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Posted by Robin123 (Member # 9197) on :
 
Hi --

Great discussion about mangosteen!!

1st, a response for ChrisBtheLymie: the company, Vitacost, carries the Ultra Mangosteen, which sells for $9.53(cheapest of all of them, I think), and will ship overseas. It is my favorite brand of the ones I have tried. I have not tried Xango yet. Sounds like Xango may be the strongest version of them all, but at least starting with the Ultra gives you a chance to start on the mangosteen.

2nd, a response to LymeED: I have been drinking the Ultra Mangosteen juice version for 2 weeks, with fantastic results so far(tremendous reduction in pain symptoms). I have no financial connection with any company at this point, and I've had no discussions with any LLMDs telling me to try the juice. I think each one of us is different and will have our own responses to everything.
 

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Posted by Andie333 (Member # 7370) on :
 
I started taking 4 to 6 oz a day and, after a few weeks, honestly haven't noticed any difference.

My sinuses are still giving me problems, I continue to deal with periodic numbness in my foot and some minor cognitive things.

I realize I may still be at the beginning stages and will continue trying this (I can't see the harm, frankly), but for me, it isn't proving the miracle other people have found it to be...at least not yet.

Just shows that everyone responds differently to everything!

Andie
 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
I've been on Heparin for a year and a half and have blood checks every 3 weeks.

Just in the past few weeks, I was able to get off the Heparin as my blood has finally thinned enough.

It could be the Xango since I've been on it for awhile now. I'm just glad to not have to take any more shots in my stomach twice a day and have a bumpy, purple stomach all the time.

Don't get me wrong, its way worth it when you have "thick blood" from bacteria and viruses.

Its just one less thing I have to deal with right now so I'm happy.

I want to add this - Xango goes to the areas that need to be addressed - if you don't need your blood thinned - I believe it won't do so. That's what I've seen with others on it - it helps everyone differently in the areas their body needs it.

Sandy
 

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Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 

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Originally posted by karatelady:
- if you don't need your blood thinned - I believe it won't do so. That's what I've seen with others on it - it helps everyone differently in the areas their body needs it.

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Originally posted by karatelady:

Now she wouldn't live without it. It takes time for our bodies to heal.

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Originally posted by Ladylee210:
Robin ..

How does this product compare to the real Xango?

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Well, for one thing, Xango is the only one that is made from the WHOLE FRUIT. Very important since all the xanthones are in the RIND of the fruit.

If a mangosteen product contains the RIND, it will "settle" at the bottom of the bottle. No rind, no real benefit.
 

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Posted by cantpredictme (Member # 9163) on :
 
my doctor told me to drink this juice too, but she said that it is good with antioxidant relief and that it will make me feel better i just dont see how this willl in any way shape or form directly kill bacteria and make u herx. It might aid in the process of eliminating toxins from your body such as dead bacteria but i dont think it can make u herx from the drink alone.
 

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Posted by Robin123 (Member # 9197) on :
 
I don't know if the juice causes herxing -- anyone? but what it does for me is I guess it reduces inflammation -- it keeps my eyes normal and reduces pain in my legs. It's anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant.

And by the way, I'm drinking the Ultra mangosteen version with goji and 70 ionic mineral/vitamins added to it only 'cause it's cheaper than the xango. But the xango comes highly recommended by those who drink it...
 

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Posted by Ladylee210 (Member # 9945) on :
 
So Robin

Where do you get your brand and what are the ingredients and how much do you take a day (so if these were repeated questions and or answers).
 

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Posted by lymewreck36 (Member # 4395) on :
 
O.K. My family of five just arrived home from our first appointment with Dr. F in LA. He suggested this juice. I have a few questions.

1. How is this juice different from taking Juice Plus supplements?

2. Is it O.K. to use with very young children, like my 7 year old daughter with lyme?

3. What exactly is the cost in this country, and kind I find it at any good health food store?

Thanks for all the help.

Mary
 

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Posted by Ladylee210 (Member # 9945) on :
 
Lymewreck

The juice is approx. 100.00 a case (4 bottles) taken at one oz per day.

I'm pretty sure this is for one person. (could be wrong).

You can only by it from a distributor, as the stuff in the regular health food stores is not the same - cheaper but not the same.

There are others on this in this forum - you can research it, and I'm sure others will respond.

My X takes it and I'm sure it's a case a month as he get it from My X- brother who is a distributor and according to the X he's making good bucks selling this product.
 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
I can tell you my experience with Juice Plus and Xango.

I took Juice Plus for a year or so and I never noticed any difference from taking it.

I've been on Xango 6 months now and can definitely feel a difference in energy, I'm completely off my heavy sleep meds and my allergies are almost gone.

One bottle is around $25 plus you pay for shipping and taxes. It comes 4 bottles to a box.

Its like a Sam's club in that you join for a one time fee and get the distributor prices.

Its the one product I would never be without (except my KMT24 which is also helping me tremendously).

Sandy
 

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Posted by Ladylee210 (Member # 9945) on :
 
Kara

This is like a pyramid type business as well.

How a distributor of this makes money per say is the more people they have buying under them the more money they make in there pocket.

Distributors price is what a lay person would pay - however it's when that distributor promotes - markets and sells the product that they receive commission in a sense.

I have this thing about people making money off of us Lymies - it's a huge pet peeve of mine - but I guess that is how the world works.

If I was on this product myself - I'm not sure I would feel right within my heart knowing I was making money off of so many in need, even tho it helps many as stated on this forum.

In that case and to get around that feeling I would only purchase this product for myself at the going price - but I would also encourage people to become there own distributor themselves if they approached me knowing I was a distributor - so I can sleep knowing I'm not ripping someone off who lives this horrible illness by making money....not that I couldn't use it - but to me it just doesn't sound right or isn't real to my heart and soul.

You see If I found something that worked and worked real good - I could never charge to make money - I'd want to give at least some kind of discount and or allow the people to have the option of not padding someone's pocket by buying direct themselfs.

I might be WRONG or I might be RIGHT on these feelings ....(and maybe someone can help me see a better light to my pet peeve - or what ever ) but for now and for a very long time my soul belongs to the TRUTH and well being of us all who suffer so much - knowing the already huge cost to us all to find wellness.
 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
Ladylee,

Xango is not a pyramid business. Those businesses are scams where the person selling makes money off someone who gets no product.

Xango is network marketing just like Avon, Amway, and some of the herb companies like Herbal LIfe.

I will tell you this about me using Xango. I bought a bottle from a friend in karate because I heard so many good things on Lymenet about it. I never even thought about trying to sell it when I first began using it.

I am one of those sick people you are talking about who is trying to get better. Xango is helping me get there. I love it and see what a difference it has made in my energy, sleep, (after 6 months I'm just now seeing a difference in deep pain) and allergies.

Friends and family members have seen what a difference it has made in my health and have signed up to try it ~ with good success I might add if you've read my other posts on here.

I've never pushed it on anybody because I don't like someone doing that to me. If I hear someone is interested on here, I might give them information but that's it. They can make up their own minds.

I'm buying more for other people who can't afford it than I am bringing in so everybody who is a distributor for a good product like Xango isn't scamming sick people. We've just found something that really works.

My friend whom I initially signed up under wasn't trying to "scam" me. I wanted to try the product so I signed up as a distributor.

I guess you got my feathers ruffled a little bit with your comments that don't fit me or Lymetoo ~ I'm sure there are others on here using it too.

Sandy
 

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Posted by Ladylee210 (Member # 9945) on :
 
Oh Sandy...

I'm sorry you took my post so very wrong.

I'm not saying anything bad about xango - not at all - nor do I deny that it has and is helping alot of people with Lyme and other aliments.

Gee I'm not sure I can even turn this around (meaning saying the right words).

My Xbrother and his wife are distributors and they market this alot and are aggressive, for each person that order under there name or number - or become distribtors under them - they make money - not saying that is a ripp off - just making a point that a distributor of this and or any other product of the like is making money - they have to get paid is a sense for there private marketing and that is why they are so aggressive with it - there incentive to keep marketing. (altho all that I have read and see and here about xango it pretty much sells itself in my opinion).

I would as I stated become a distributor for myself ( as it seems you are and have become ) for our own personal benefit and use.

I truely meant no harm in what I posted, my utmost concern is that we all reach a level of well being however one gets there!


 

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Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
It definitely sells itself. No pressure on anyone is needed. Why should anyone feel guilty for telling someone about a product that has changed their life?
 

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Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 

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Originally posted by lymewreck36:
O.K. My family of five just arrived home from our first appointment with Dr. F in LA. He suggested this juice. I have a few questions.
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2. Is it O.K. to use with very young children, like my 7 year old daughter with lyme?

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No problem. It is very safe and non-toxic. Even toddlers can take it. It is simply a food/juice.
 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
Ladylee,

I sure did take it the wrong way.

I've been guilty of the same feelings. My mom got on Reliv and was trying to push me with the 3 way phone conversations, etc., and I really was turned off by it.

I guess the other way to look at it is if the product is good, I would rather buy it from my girlfriend at karate than from someone that I don't know.

I just bought some new products from a company called Sunrider. They have all kinds of herbs and detoxing properties in their shakes, etc. I wanted something that was quick to fix yet healthy.

I know I won't be trying to sell it (I don't think anybody has ever heard of it) but my friend has had good health results from it.
When I registered, I got an e-mail stating my distributor would be helping me sign up 3 people - oh, p-l-e-a-s-e. She hasn't signed up anyone but me because I asked her about it.

I'm glad you weren't talking about us discussing Xango on this thread.

Sandy
 

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Posted by MaryMi (Member # 459) on :
 
Bovis Energy Rating:

Noni----17,000
Sea Silver---24,000
Limu plus---54,000
Xango---53,000
Goji---355,000
PubMed Search "Lycium Barbarum"

http://www.gojihealthstories.com
 

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Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
Mary, How many Xanthones does Goji contain?
 

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Posted by Ladylee210 (Member # 9945) on :
 
Lymetoo

I agree 100% - and were all on the same "quest train" that ride to ultimate health!
 

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Posted by Ladylee210 (Member # 9945) on :
 
Sandy

Thank you!
 

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Posted by TerryK (Member # 8552) on :
 
I took tutu's advice - thought this was interesting as I think someone recently mention their daughter had VRE?

Phytomedicine. 2005 Mar;12(3):203-8.

Antibacterial activity of alpha-mangostin against vancomycin resistant Enterococci (VRE) and synergism with antibiotics.Sakagami Y, Iinuma M, Piyasena KG, Dharmaratne HR.
Osaka Prefectural Institute of Public Health, Osaka, Japan. [email protected]

alpha-Mangostin, isolated from the stem bark of Garcinia mangostana L., was found to be active against vancomycin resistant Enterococci (VRE) and methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), with MIC values of 6.25 and 6.25 to 12.5 microg/ml, respectively. Our studies showed synergism between alpha-mangostin and gentamicin (GM) against VRE, and alpha-mangostin and vancomycin hydrochloride (VCM) against MRSA. Further studies showed partial synergism between alpha-mangostin and commercially available antibiotics such as ampicillin and minocycline. These findings suggested that alpha-mangostin alone or in combination with GM against VRE and in combination with VCM against MRSA might be useful in controlling VRE and MRSA infections.

PMID: 15830842 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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tutu
Well, for one thing, Xango is the only one that is made from the WHOLE FRUIT. Very important since all the xanthones are in the RIND of the fruit.

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Originally posted by TerryK:
I took tutu's advice - thought this was interesting as I think someone recently mention their daughter had VRE?

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Originally posted by TerryK:
It's possible that the xango brand is the best but the ultra mangosteen that I have lists mangosteen whole fruit extract as the first ingredient

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tutu wrote: The key word is EXTRACT. They have to use CHEMICALS to get an EXTRACT of the fruit.

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No, the word extract does not necessarily mean a chemical extract which is why I called the company to find out exactly what it means regarding their product. They take the whole fruit and add water and pulverize it so that it is very fine. Mine does have sediment in the bottom so I have to shake it up. They assured me that there is no chemical processing.

I've never bought xango so I'm in no position to compare and I don't know how the xango is processed but from what I gather, it is more pulpy. I do plan to try it at some point to see if there is a difference.

The lady I talked to about the ultra mangosteen said that their orac value was the highest of any of the mangosteen products at 30,000. Here is the info on their website.
http://www.traceminerals.com/products/ultramangosteen.html

I'm not advocating either product because I'm still just trying them out but I can say that I did notice a difference between other brands and the ultra mangosteen in that the later is obviously stronger. It gave me an energy pick up whereas the others didn't. My brother however did notice an energy pickup from one of the other brands that I had him try.

That said, I can see why tutu would only be able to recommend a product that she knows is a high quality product and thus actually works because it is clear to me that not all of these mangosteen products are created equal. I'll know more once I try to xango.
Terry
 

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Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 
Thanks for the info, Terry. As you can tell, I'm very prejudiced when it comes to this product. I hear stories daily of folks who tried this and that and the other to no avail. Then tried Xango and bingo...hit paydirt.

The ORAC is no big deal; it's the Xanthones that you want. I could increase the ORAC a hundred-fold by opening a capsule of vitamins into the Xango. I'm not interested in doing that, since it's not a big deal.
 

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Posted by Robin123 (Member # 9197) on :
 
Hi -- I too noticed that Ultra Mangosteen's first listed ingredient is whole fruit extract. I called the company and they said they do not use chemicals to make their extracts.

I haven't tried Xango yet, only because it's more expensive and I'm budgeted. Maybe some time...

My question is: have any of you ever used mangosteen juice topically? I'm primarily interested in knowing whether it could affect growths of any kind.

I have lipomas on my legs. So far, the Ultra Mangosteeen drunk internally has reduced all the new lumps really nicely! But not the oldest one. So tonite for the first time, I tried a topical wash over the whole area. Any experience with this, anyone?
 

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Posted by oxygenbabe (Member # 5831) on :
 
I'm surprised they're still making claims. See this Sept 20, 2006 warning from the FDA

http://www.fda.gov/foi/warning_letters/g6031d.htm
 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
Hmmmm................I don't know much about this except to say, the FDA hasn't done a whole lot for me.

I've had side affects from their drugs and had to stop. Others are very addicting and I've had to be careful yet needed them for pain in the past.

Here's a health product that has helped me get off of these FDA approved drugs and all their side affects and has helped my family and friends.

I'm like the guy in the Bible ~ I dunno, all I know is ~ once I was blind, but now I can see!

Sandy
 

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Posted by oxygenbabe (Member # 5831) on :
 
It's really hard to evaluate this thread when some people are selling the product. It reminds me of the glyconutrient (ambrotose etc) deal. There were a few lymies claiming to have gotten completely well with these expensive products, and posting frequently about them. I don't know where these lymies went to. They may have indeed gotten well but there was a lot of negative information out there too and the long chain sugars in them could be obtained for much cheaper elsewhere if you wanted to make your own combinations.

It's hard for me to evaluate when people are so gung ho about something, indeed, they may have taken it in all sincerity, and feel better partly or wholly due to it, but money also bends the mind and creates a kind of selective perception sometimes.

I think all these phyotnutrients and flavanoids are helpful, and was considering buying Blue Lightning simply because I tend to crave most of the extracts in it in real life.
 

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Posted by theviewfromthecurb (Member # 10310) on :
 
just ordered some xango and will let you know how i feel!
thanks for all the great info...
 

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Posted by Ladylee210 (Member # 9945) on :
 
Hello....

Can someone explain to me what exactly the fDA is saying in lay terms about xango.

Sorry my brain is not working today!
 

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Posted by sizzled (Member # 1357) on :
 
I just want to clarify something so please don't blow a gasket...

Why do 'they' want your social security number when you sign up for Xango?

Have I run into a fake Xango distributor?

I have NEVER had to divulge that kind of information before.

Like I said, just need to clarify something.
 

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Posted by karatelady (Member # 7854) on :
 
TuTu may be able to answer this better than me but what I think its for is this:

They offer a 30 day back guarantee even if you order 2 boxes and drink 8 bottles. Maybe its so someone doesn't try to do that more than once.

I remember asking the person who signed me up but don't remember what she said because at the time, I had a lot of brain fog.

Sandy
 

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Posted by Lymetoo (Member # 743) on :
 

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Originally posted by karatelady:

They offer a 30 day back guarantee even if you order 2 boxes and drink 8 bottles. Maybe its so someone doesn't try to do that more than once.

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Never thought of that. Basically, it's because if you tell ONE person about the product, you're going to get a check...So that has to be reported to the government. No cheating the Gov!

You can avoid giving your Social by paying retail. You're not going to make any money by purchasing at the retail price.

Ladylee....I didn't read the link, but I do know that someone from FDA attended a meeting and purchased some literature from a THIRD PARTY SOURCE, ASSUMING it was sold by Xango.

It wasn't from Xango. The third party literature is purchased by distributors for their education.

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I see on the link that they got a phone number from the meeting and it led them to the materials.

[ 11. November 2006, 08:07 PM: Message edited by: Lymetoo ]
 

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Posted by sizzled (Member # 1357) on :
 
Hmmm, I think I pay the retail price as a relative sent me the first bottle of Xango.

I don't sell Xango so make no profit or discount from this.

OK

Thank-you for the reply!
 

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Posted by Robin123 (Member # 9197) on :
 
I just looked at the FDA letter. I disagree with the FDA wanting that kind of control over what we use for medicinal purposes.

A lot of their drugs have terrible side effects. Why don't they start with their own drugs first?

The FDA has no drug that I'm aware of that reduces many of the lumps in my legs, returns my eyesight to normal(no more eye pain, blurry focus and dark glasses), stops my gums from bleeding, etc. This juice is medicinal for me and still working after about two months of use.

By the way, I purchase the Ultra Mangosteen online now. I am not a distributor.
 

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