Introducing....the Mangosteen
Fruit.
Mangosteen. A fruit of such delicious
taste and prized properties that it has become known as "Queen of Fruits" and "Fruit
of the Gods."
Although mangosteen is relatively
unknown in North America and Europe, the people of Southeast
Asia have used this fruit
for centuries in folklore remedies and cures. Even though
they have knowledge of hundreds of botanicals, the mangosteen
stands out in a class by itself. How else could it earn the
nickname, "Queen of Fruits?"
Over the last 30+ years, independent
scientific studies from around the world have been proving
the many beneficial
properties of this amazing fruit. You might even describe
the mangosteen as "Nature's Medicine Chest." It
is a food, not a drug, which means it should be safe for
almost anyone to try! Why use a medicine if a food can do
the same thing?
So read these stories, continue your research, and please
get back in touch with the person who shared this site with
you! They can help you get some mangosteen juice so you can
try it too – you just might like the results!
Look for a product that contains a high-quality, WHOLE-FRUIT
mangosteen blend. The MAJORITY of healing properties are
in the PERICARP (the rind) of the fruit, so if you are only
getting the fruit juice (and not the entire fruit pulp) then
it won't do you much good. It's also best to get the mangosteen
in as close to the original form as possible -- the less
processing the better (ie. extracts, powders, pills, etc.
are simply not as good as the whole fruit juice)..who'd want
to give up the great taste of the juice anyway!
Science about the Mangosteen
Fruit.
Modern day science has recently begun to appreciate the
incredible, nutrient-rich value of mangosteen and its wide-reaching,
health-promoting properties. We now know, for example, that
mangosteen contains a number of vitamins and minerals in
trace amounts. Mangosteen also contains the following compounds:
polysaccharides, quinones, stilbenes and xanthones. This
combination of plant compounds is unique.
The group of mangosteen compounds that have been studied
the most is xanthones.
This particular class of plant nutrients
are highly, biologically active and are unique because
they possess very potent antioxidant
properties. Of all the known sources for xanthones, the mangosteen
fruit supplies some of the highest amounts found in all of
nature. There are over 30 different types of xanthone compounds
identified in mangosteen, but one of the most researched
is "beta mangostin." Preliminary research shows
that beta mangostin and possibly some of the other xanthones
in mangosteen have very potent life-supporting properties.*
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and
Drug Administration.
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