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Warned about during May 2007


Specialty Fruit Juices’ Health Claims Questioned
May 7, 2007
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Source: Consumer Affairs
Marketers of XanGo, a drink made with mangosteen juice that costs $35 for a 25-ounce bottle, claim it may improve joint function and strengthen the immune and respiratory systems.

However, the company’s scientific advisor admits that the only study of mangosteen juice in humans was conducted in Singapore in 1932 to treat dysentery.

Mangosteen, found in tropical climates, is known as the “queen of fruits” in Asia, but fresh mangosteen is rare in Western countries.










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