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SunRa
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after hearing about so many positive experiences with Xango, I wanted to try it... but just found out it has strawberry in it which I'm allergic to.

does anyone recommend another Mangosteen juice they feel helps? one with the whole fruit in it? and not one that just tastes good but also helps with symptoms...

opinions on Ultra Mangosteen? Mango-Xan?

thanks [Smile]
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Hi -- I like both Ultra mangosteen and mango-xan. Ultra has 70 minerals and vitamins added and my nails have gone hard after four months of drinking it -- ie, it mineralized me.
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I have heard Mango-Xan and Nature's Way Thai-Go are at the top of the list.

http://www.luckyvitamin.com/183896000030.html

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Robin,
Has the mangosteen helped you feel better or helped you with lyme disease ?

Thanks, jennifer

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SunRa
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thanks!! I'm definitely gonna try one.
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XANGO has been incredible for me.

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Opinions, not medical advice!
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Jennifer -- the Ultra mangosteen is saving my eyes! [woohoo] It is responsible for me being able to look at light without wearing dark glasses, and has ended eye pain and blurry vision. All that happened within the first 24 hours of drinking it.

I drink a little bit all the time, along with water. When you first start it, it can be powerful. Drink lots of water.
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Bump for Inquirers

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Nice to see the mangosteen posts active again. Also want to add that besides continuing to keep my eyesight normal, it keeps my bowels regular and keeps my gums from bleeding like they used to everytime I brushed my teeth.
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