I heard lots about Xanthones, Mangosteen that its very good for BP diabetics, can anyone give me more info on this?
“Mangosteen as you may know is the queen of all fruits in Asia. It is basically known for its amazing taste and wonderful fragrance. Mangosteen is known for its nutritional health benefits. Mangosteen outer layer generally called rind is known for its fighting abilities against infections. Its extracts are used to reduce fever and treat skin disorders. It has been used to treat dysentery, diarrhea, urinary tract infections, and eczema.
Studies on Mangosteen’ rind has proved that it contains some active compound known as Xanthones, Xanthones has been proved very effective for promoting body’s overall health. These studies also proved that Xanthones is also good to treat diabetic patients as it provides them energy, increases blood circulation, reduce blood sugar and weight. People with inflammatory problems also benefited from the Mangosteen supplement usage.
According to researches Xanthones has highest antioxidants and healing properties. They are found in highest quantity in the Mangosteen rind. Xanthones have been proved very effective for the following:
- Anti-Aging
- Anti-Biotic
- Anti Depression
- Eye Health
- Migraines
- Skin Problems
- Anti Tumor and Nerve pain
- Increases blood cells development
- Weight loss
- Anti Diabetic
- Improves immune system
- Kill cancer cells
- Protects heart
- Anti Inflammatory
It’s all because of the most powerful antioxidant properties of Mangosteen, which makes is a good food source for the good health.”
4 Responses to “Mangosteen Fruit & Xanthones…”
Mangosteens come from Thailand and they heal just about everything but it is rare to find them because they are illegal to grow in the US.
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Yep, you pretty much covered it. Mangosteen is grown in parts of Asia, has Xanthones (which are great antioxidants), the antioxidant support helps to protect the cells from all sorts of troubles.
As far as the Xango, it is basically just like any other Mangosteen juice… just some different “other fruits” for flavoring and likely more than twice the price as the others (you seldom taste a lot of the Mangosteen itself). That being said, Mangosteen in general is very beneficial for overall health, and we have hundreds of customers that buy various Mangosteen products.
Most Multi-Level Marketing companies jack the price way up to pay for all the people that were hired above the person that sells it to you, not to mention all their advertising. It’s best to do the research before buying anything that expensive.
Does that help? Feel free to E-mail me any other questions.
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I’m a Product Specialist for a vitamin company and I’ve worked with MLMs before
Mangosteen is a tropical fruit that is touted to have all sorts of magical healing properties and as you say, be the most powerful antioxidant ever discovered.
The role of antioxidants at the level of consumption by humans has actually NEVER been demonstrated. The entire idea of antioxidants being beneficial for health is purely speculative based on in vitro studies (test tubes). There are no animal studies that support the use either.
It is just a fruit. Antioxidants (whether or not they even work at all) quickly degrade after any fruit is harvested and even more when it is processed.
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Just the facts, Jack
Giving me a thumbs down doesn't change reality.
Health is multifactorial and maintaining it is very complicated.
These products come up frequently and they never are what they are promised because, 1 thing cannot control a whole cascade of chemical reactions that occur in an organism as complicated as we are so completely.
This way of thinking is no different from the Allopathic reductionist model just using a different chemical.
People might improve after taking this product but more than likely because it is the final piece of the jigsaw puzzle than anything else.
I don’t have an opinion about the efficacy of Antioxidants. I don’t know enough about the subject.
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