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We have heard that XanGo juice has more than 20 human health benefits. Like a modern snake oil, it is supposed to be:
Do we have any scientific proof on that matter? None of these claims, has proof established by rigorous peer-reviewed research and human clinical trials. American Cancer Society said in 2005, that no evidence was found that that any part of the fruit is effective as a treatment for cancer in humans, although it may help for... acne. But the case need to be further researched. The Xango company writes on its website: "These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease." Warning from FDAUnited States FDA warned at September 20, 2006 the company, itemizing the XanGo's extensive health claims.Full letter quoted below. Some parts of text bolded by mlmeo.com: WARNING LETTER VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS Mr. Gary Hollister Ref # - DEN-06-22 Dear Mr. Hollister : FDA obtained brochures promoting the health benefits of mangosteens and mangosteen juice through contact information provided at a seminar at which representatives of your firm, David and Joe Morton, made presentations designed to recruit distributors for Xango. By using a telephone number provided by staff at the seminar, FDA ordered the "Mangosteen Brochure Combo Pack." FDA subsequently received a packet of brochures that included ten copies each of nine different brochures promoting the health benefits of mangosteens and mangosteen juice. The packet also included brochures aimed at recruiting distributors for your product. Under the Act, "labeling" is not limited to labels on the immediate container for your
product. "Labeling" is defined in section 201(m) the Act [21 U.S.C. 321(m)] as "all
labels and other written, printed or graphic matter upon any article . . . or accompanying
such article." The brochures we received as a prospective distributor of your product
meet the definition of "labeling" in section 201(m) of the Act. From "Tame the Flame"
From "22 Reasons to Drink Mangosteen Juice"
From "An Introduction to Xanthones" -
From "Mangosteen and the Hormone Balancing Act" -
From "Xanthones and the Chiropractic Connection" -
From "Why Healthy People Drink Mangosteen Juice" -
From "The Xanthone Effect" - David A. Morton, Ph.D -
From "Mangosteen [and IBS, and Constipation] An Abdominal Surgeon's Perspective" -
These claims cause your product to be a drug, as defined in Section 201(g)(1)(B) of the Act [21 U.S.C. § 321(g)(1)(B)] . Because this product is not generally recognized as safe and effective when used as labeled, it is also a new drug as defined in Section 201(p) of the Act [21 U.S.C. § 321(p)]. New drugs may not be legally marketed in the United States without prior approval from FDA as described in section 505(a) of the Act [21 U.S.C. § 355(a)] . FDA approves new drugs on the basis of scientific data submitted by a drug sponsor to demonstrate that the drugs are safe and effective. The introduction or delivery for introduction into interstate commerce of an unapproved new drug is prohibited under the FD&C Act [21 U.S.C. 331(d)] and may lead to enforcement action, including seizure and/or injunction. Please advise this office in writing, within 15 working days of receipt of this letter, as to the specific steps you have taken or will be taking to prevent your distributors from promoting your product in a manner that violates the Act. Your reply should be directed to the attention of Regina Barrell, Compliance Officer, Food and Drug Administration, at the address shown on the letterhead above. Sincerely, /s/ The Mayo Clinic says...The clinic was asked by Carole from Minnesota about health benefits of mangosteen, and if it helps rheumatoid arthritis.The naswer was, that mangosteen has been used in folk medicine in Asia for many years. and then, that (exact quote:) "there are no published clinical trials showing evidence that either the fruit or its juice - marketed under the name XanGo juice - is an effective treatment for arthritis, cancer or any other disorder in humans." The University of California at Berkeley says...In U.C. Berkeley Wellness Newsletter it was written that:
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer center says:Mangosteen and Related Products Are Not Treatments for Cancer"(...)aggressive effort to promote mangosteen and mangosteen containing products as dietary supplements using high pressure sales tactics. (...) unsubstantiated claims that these products are effective as cancer treatments. (...) no scientific evidence supporting the use of these products to treat cancer in humans." Others about XanGo...Dr. Ralph Moss, natural remedy books author: XanGo is "simply an overpriced fruit drink. " and gives expamle of chaper beverage : antioxidant-rich pomegranate juicePaul M. Gross, PhD (physiology), and Ian Crown, a mangosteen grower: "As mangosteen's supposed health claims are not supportable by sufficient nutrient density or a complete research process allowing conclusions about human health benefits, it has not met standards to be a superfruit. Research on xanthones is only at a preliminary stage from which no conclusions regarding lowered disease risk are valid at this time." Bad xango... ;-) The Amquix site wrote an article "If you can't do Quixtar do XanGo". It writes "The patent examiner notes that XanGo could not support their own utilities of the patent, which included treating vertigo, back pain, arthritis, hepatitis, diabetes, depression and other examples stated above. (...) now states that XanGo no longer alleges that the claimed invention treats these conditions." Some peple are "anti xango" and some think about if they should "sue xango" But remeber - everything has two sides, good and bad. Every MLM company has enemies and zealots. YOU have to think, and choose wisely. 3 comments will follow (newest first): Hiya can anyone help out me?I need a tllotay free MMORPG which has a a number of gamers and they (properly many) can speak English. It's critical that the particular servers have a many gamers. I'm in search of something similar to Diablo and Wow. I'm as well not willing to spend any money as I simply have a little extra time to destroy now. It is ok if the particular game costs nothing with premium content. I've got looked a lot for MMORPGs but probably none from the web pages basically say simply how much gamers tend to be online. many thanks 2012-04-28 23:57:14 Yass Diane just read your comment and it might be too late to address to you as your comment was in 2009 but if you could share with your medical results after drinking the Xango juice I would be more than happy. My husband has been diagnosed with stage 3 Melanoma cancer... 2012-03-03 06:05:54 Elvira I have to disagree with the people that say that Xango does not work! It does work, and has for me for almost 3 years! I am completely off of 20 prescribed medicines. My blood pressure is normal now since drinking the Xango juice! I have RA, OA, Meniere's disease, asthma, allergies, and more. My rheumotologist, oncologist, allergist, and family doctor are amazed at how well I am doing because of drinking Xango juice! I have no problem sharing my medical records. And my doctors will a test to how well I am doing too. 2009-12-30 07:15:02 Diane Quinlan Add your comment |
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