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Revealed! The Secrets of Mangosteen

Revealed! The Secrets of Mangosteen

Do you spend at least some time in your day thinking about your health or that of a loved one? Do you also find the subject is frustrating, mainly because there is a lot of confusing and sometimes contradictory information out there?

You are not alone!

My wife and I have been involved with complimentary health care for 10 years and we are sometimes confused too! So are many of our friends and clients.

So, I want to share with you, a very pleasant surprise I received a few months ago. I was chatting to an acquaintance who is a homeopathic doctor and the subject got on to food supplements. I believe strongly that "you are what you eat" and Hippocrates centuries ago said "Let food be your medicine.."

My friend had been reading some laboratory research on the powerful benefits of a fruit called the Mangosteen. (No, I had not heard of it either!) Called the "Queen of Fruits" where it originally grew in Southeast Asia, it is prized and valued above all others.

Mangosteen juice is rich in the super anti-oxidant called 'xanthones'. This juice has been the subject of extensive scientific research for over 30 years and in the last 15 years there have been more than 50 scientific journal articles published on the subject. Why?

Because xanthones have been shown to kill or stop the spreading of viruses fungi, bacteria, and free radicals which are strongly associated with cancer. Another area of research has shown how xanthones inhibit the oxidation of low density lipoprotein (LDL) one of the causes of atherosclerosis (furring up of the arteries) and heart attacks.

Add to that, the mangosteen juice has been shown to help promote healing with diseases such as diabetes, premature aging, arthritis, (the anti-inflammatory activities of natural xanthones are significant)asthma, MS, the list goes on and on.

Now, like you I am sure, we are all skeptical about claims of cure-all potions so I did some more research. I was impressed! The available research is abundant and furthermore that many doctors are recommending this juice to their patients.

One such, Dr. J. Frederick Templeman, M.D. is quoted as saying "Studies are showing that xanthones have positive effects on nearly all of the body's systems". He has stopped prescribing a number of drugs as mangosteen has been more effective.

Dr Templeman goes on "All drugs are potentially dangerous. Food by comparison is absolutely safe".

I was confident enough now to try this juice. Firstly I have to say it is delicious! And it is entirely natural, with no additives. My wife and I have been taking it regularly for 3 months now and I can report we have stopped taking other expensive supplements, just regular daily drinks of mangosteen.

Our general health levels have increased and my joint aches and pains are much reduced. My wife agrees, the hot flushes she was experiencing have virtually disappeared.

If you are serious about your health, you should look into mangosteen juice for yourself and your loved ones. Remember, what you do today is going to affect you tomorrow. I strongly recommend you begin consuming this xanthone rich, mangosteen juice NOW!

? Barry Dench is a qualified electrical engineer, who in 1996 applied his knowledge of magnetism to research the effects of magnetic fields on the biological body. Author of "The Essential Magnetherapy Handbook" and numerous articles on the use of magnets and nutrition, he can be contacted at his website:- http://www.mws.magnecare.co.uk

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Revealed! The Secrets of Mangosteen

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