Gogi juice, Thai Go (mangosteen)

[Guest guest]

The reason I went with the Thai Go juice is because it worked better

for me after taking the gogi. The difference between brands of

mangosteen like Xango compared to Thai Go was that Xango and Thai Go

and another leading brand of mangosteen were tested by an independent

lab and Thai Go was found to be highest in ORAC value, and then they

were then able to put this certification on their bottles.

 

Among Thai-Go's key ingredients is mangosteen, a tasty fruit found in

eastern tropical nations, such as Thailand. Mangosteen contains the

greatest known supply of compounds called xanthones. Xanthones offer

powerful immune and cardiovascular support. Other ingredients in this

nutritious juice include wolfberry/gogi fruit, sea buckthorn, red

grapes, grape seeds, grape skins, raspberries, blueberries, apple

extract and green tea.

 

You can visit www.mynsp.com/herbal and search for it

 

Carol

[Guest guest]

Remember, all these tests for ORAC value were done on the FRUIT, not

the fruit juice drink. Also most have benzoates in them. I just saw

another article in our paper yesterday about the dangers of benzoates

contributing to ADHD. So don't ever give these drinks to kids!

 

Carol M.

 

, " Carol Hartwell "

<nathlth wrote:

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> The reason I went with the Thai Go juice is because it worked better

> for me after taking the gogi. The difference between brands of

> mangosteen like Xango compared to Thai Go was that Xango and Thai Go

> and another leading brand of mangosteen were tested by an independent

> lab and Thai Go was found to be highest in ORAC value, and then they

> were then able to put this certification on their bottles.

 

>