Tatyana Mangosteen Juice

Recently, modern science has caught up with medical folklore resulting in the world's first and only formulation to harness the power of the mangosteen fruit in its complete whole-fruit goodness including the rind, stem, seeds and 3 leaves.

XanGo Juice® is the first product to capture the magical essence of this exotic botanical and because XanGo Juice ® uses the whole fruit puree in its most bioavailable form and not synthetic extracts as in pills or capsules, when you drink XanGo Juice® not only do you get the nearly 40 known xanthones, but you also get numerous other high impact nutrients, all of which have been extensively studied around the world and have proven to have many potential health benefits as well.
Additional High-impact Nutrients in Mangosteen

Catechins
Polyphenols (found in green tea)
Flavonoids
And even Fiber

The Whole Fruit
With so many toxins in our foods and a constant bombardment by free radicals in the form of pollution, it seems silly to add more unnatural products to our diets, especially in the form of synthetic vitamins and minerals. Yet that's exactly what millions and millions of people do every single day despite the fact that there is overwhelming evidence that suggests that you cannot separate the nutrient from the source and still derive the benefit. One only needs to look at recent research suggesting that in broad studies isolated vitamin and/or mineral supplements are no more effective than not taking them at all, or, worse yet, do more harm than good.

Only whole food formulations contain all of the intrinsic factors that work together synergistically to deliver maximum nutritional benefit to the human body. Conscious consumers worldwide demand that their nutrition comes only from whole food sources which is why XanGo decided to create its formulation using only the whole fruit goodness of the entire mangosteen fruit.

Not only does XanGo contain the entire fruit including the rind, stem, seeds and 3 leaves, but it also has zero artificial ingredients or preservatives like Sodium Benzoate or any other preservative of any kind.

"We believe that the evidence suggests that antioxidants are best acquired through whole-food consumption, not as a pill or an extract."

American Journal of Clinical Nutrition