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Topic: Question about Mangosteen Juice

jasonhuang
Junior Member
Member # 29482

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Hi All:

I've heard that some people have found the mangosteen juice helpful to relieve their eyes symptoms. I wanna give it a try. Just wonder how should I take it. I am currently on Doxy and probiotics. When should I take the mangosteen juice? Should I not take it along with the Doxy?

Thanks a lot, and I wish you all well.

Jason

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randibear
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
Member # 11290

posted

i think you can take it with anything. don't buy the awful stuff from sam's or costco tho.

ugh, tastes like rotten prunes. i tried it and threw it away.

i think xango tastes the best, at least for me it does.

but i can't find it anywhere and ordering online is outrageous. there are no dealers around me either.

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Hambone
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 29535

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I used Mangosteen juice about 4 years ago, before I found out I had Lyme.

It did nothing for me.

I, personally, just feel like the antibiotics should always be taken alone ( except for Doxy with food to prevent nausea ). But that's just me. I would take the Mangosteen at least a hour before or after any other meds and supplements.

Others may have more knowledge about this than me, though.

Good luck.

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jasonhuang
Junior Member
Member # 29482

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Thanks, Guys.

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