Someone please tell me if Mangosteen REALLY works?
I’ve asked the question before, but did not get a good answer. Is it worth the $$ to buy as an immune boosting product? Googling only brings me to business sites. I want actual user-feedback, un-biased opinions.
By: carvara
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By: carvara
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November 3rd, 2009 at 11:49 am
Kansieo.com
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November 6th, 2009 at 2:54 pm
Kansieo.com
It works as an anti-inflammatory. My husband and I drank the product Xango for two months because his brother is in the company. My husband had an abscessed tooth, and it did help that, but that was it. Frankly I think you can buy more specific and better products for cheaper. For example xango did not help with my low iron problem, but I can buy the much cheaper liquid chlorophyll and that helps a lot. However I have seen xango greatly reduce swelling, like when it was put on a bee sting. So you be the judge, if you have problems with swelling I think it could help, but I also think it is overpriced. As for just an immune booster, there are great products for that that are much cheaper. Good luck!
November 7th, 2009 at 11:41 am
mangosteen
It is just fruit juice. It has no magical “immune boosting” properties
The freshly squeezed product has vitamins an minerals as do all fruit juices. A lot of these are lost in processing and transportation. There is nothing special about mangosteen fruit juice.
It is just a multi-level marketing scheme…get rich by selling franchises to other people, not by actually selling fruit juice.