A buddy of mine's wifey is now selling this product, and I have never heard of it ... If anyone has heard or known of anything about it, I'd appreciate it.

never heard of it. what does it do or s'posed to do?

The receptionist here at my job drinks Xango religiously. What it does for you or supposed to do for you.....i dont know.

It's an antioxidant drink made fomr mangosteen.

what is that? mango with steroids

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Originally posted by Tyrone:
It's an antioxidant drink made fomr mangosteen.

Why not just eat a mango?

is this like that tahitian noni juice folks be hawking?

I STILL don't know what the noni juice is supposed to do.

And have these so-called results been proven?

I am waiting for the Dateline report to show it is nothing but grape juice and castor oil.

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Originally posted by NSU Alum:

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Originally posted by Tyrone:
It's an antioxidant drink made fomr mangosteen.

Why not just eat a mango?

Because they're not the same it looks, taste and befits. Mango has high concentrations of Vitamins A and C but not too many antioxidants.

Mangosteen on the other hand, has a powerful antioxidant xanthone, which has the following benefits/effects:Acidulant (1)
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Originally posted by AKA21BA87:
I am waiting for the Dateline report to show it is nothing but grape juice and castor oil.

Please post it when a written report comes out.
What does it taste like?

Anything that beneficial has to be nasty

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Originally posted by #1FAMUAN:

quote:

Originally posted by AKA21BA87:
I am waiting for the Dateline report to show it is nothing but grape juice and castor oil.

Please post it when a written report comes out.
What does it taste like?

Anything that beneficial has to be nasty

Most stuff is. But mangosteen is not. The taste is a cross between a strawberry and a pear.

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Originally posted by Tyrone:

quote:

Originally posted by #1FAMUAN:

quote:

Originally posted by AKA21BA87:
I am waiting for the Dateline report to show it is nothing but grape juice and castor oil.

Please post it when a written report comes out.
What does it taste like?

Anything that beneficial has to be nasty

Most stuff is. But mangosteen is not. The taste is a cross between a strawberry and a pear.

I'll have to look for it. Where is it sold or do you have to find a distributor like Noni Juice?

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Originally posted by #1FAMUAN:

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Originally posted by Tyrone:

quote:

Originally posted by #1FAMUAN:

quote:

Originally posted by AKA21BA87:
I am waiting for the Dateline report to show it is nothing but grape juice and castor oil.

Please post it when a written report comes out.
What does it taste like?

Anything that beneficial has to be nasty

Most stuff is. But mangosteen is not. The taste is a cross between a strawberry and a pear.

I'll have to look for it. Where is it sold or do you have to find a distributor like Noni Juice?

The fruit itself can be found at most Asian markets. The juice may or may not be at a distributor.

Thanks Ty...Interesting enough, I can eat anything Mango except the actual fruit, it's nasty to me. I loveeeeeeeeeee Mango smoothies from Tropical Smoothie. Go figure.

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Originally posted by #1FAMUAN:
Thanks Ty...Interesting enough, I can eat anything Mango except the actual fruit, it's nasty to me. I loveeeeeeeeeee Mango smoothies from Tropical Smoothie. Go figure.

Now that's ironic.

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Originally posted by #1FAMUAN:

quote:

Originally posted by AKA21BA87:
I am waiting for the Dateline report to show it is nothing but grape juice and castor oil.

Please post it when a written report comes out.
What does it taste like?

Anything that beneficial has to be nasty

Like real noni. Not only it is strong, it smells. But it does A LOT. I'm talking pre-masking.