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KMP
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I have been reading that many on Lymenet are using these, usually just one of them.

My question is which one is best and why? And maybe I am misunderstanding, maybe some use all...but that can get expensive!!

I can't remember what and where I read that said Aloe Vera was good for us Lymies.

What brands are best??

Thanks for any input.

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Karla

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Karla,

Personally, I like Xango the best. I felt instantly less fatigued after taking it. Everyone responds differently.

You can do a search on here under Xango and find a lot of stories on how much it has helped people and how much better the product is than other copycat mangosteen products.

For me it has gotten me off the heavy duty (Xyrem) sleep meds. I could tell you all sorts of personal family stories but will keep it short.

The way its sold is through a distributor (stating this for Lyme Ed) and there are quite a few of us on here who take it.

Sandy

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I ordered some xango the other day and the best deal I found was 4 bottles shipped to my house for 114.95. With no fees to get wholesale rate.
Found it on the web. Nice website I might add.
If others know of a cheaper price let us know.

I also noticed if sells pretty reasonable on ebay but decided not to go that route for first order.

Will report to you guys my result after I have been taking it for awhile. My main issue I'm hoping to clear up is vision in one eye.

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