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XanGo™ Competitors & Imitators |
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XanGo™ the Original Mangosteen Juice |
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No one has been able to match the company integrity,
product quality,
or the opportunity developed by XanGo. Competition can be healthy and individuals usually enjoy competing in various ways such as sports, games and also business. It motivates us to do better, try a little harder, be inventive and it creates excitement.
Imitators copy other people's ideas, inventions, and products. This is actually a complement to the originator. When an organization or individual creates
something that becomes successful, there are many that will copy the idea to hopefully win some of the market for themselves. If your idea, invention, service or product is being copied, then you know that you have something very special.
XanGo was the first to market the power of the exotic Garcinia Mangostana. Their product exploded into the market place and quickly displayed phenomenal success. And... that sure didn't go unnoticed. It didn't take long before many types of Mangosteen began appearing, in all forms and varying prices.
With so many companies creating Mangosteen products, since XanGo introduced it to the world, you have to feel pretty good being a XanGo distributor. |
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XanGo™ Still Leads The Mangosteen-Based Dietary Market
The XanGo™ Opportunity is BREAKING all industry records
and expected to be the next
Billion-Dollar Giant in Network Marketing |
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The Difference is Clear |
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When you compare XanGo™ to any other mangosteen product on the market, you’ll see that all the others fall well short of the standard XanGo™ has set.
XanGo™ leads the industry in the science and application of xanthones. We back our formulation with solid science, working to unlock and understand the tremendous power of xanthones.
XanGo™ is made by WildFlavors, a well-respected German based company with 100's of scientists on staff to ensure the quality of the product.
Other companies may simply extract or reconstitute a juice or use processes that strip the nutrients like some products such as capsules. "Catch-up" products are prone to less-than-attentive processing, resulting in a lower-quality product.
Ingredients
When reading the labels of the imitators products look at the first ingredient. The first ingredient will tell you the most abundant element. For example XanGo’s first ingredient is listed as mangosteen. Some imitation products list water as the number one ingredient, others list other fruit juices.
Extract
Some imitation products use the word “Extract” Extraction is a process in which alcohol, water or toxic solvents are used to remove certain elements from a botanical. Some imitators have gone to the extreme of extracting a single xanthone from the pericarp of the mangosteen in great quantities in an effort to circumvent XanGo’s patent and thus claiming “More Xanthones”.
The process of extraction itself is suspect. A little known fact, even in the wellness products industry, is that
the solvents used in the extraction process denatures the therapeutic actions of a botanical’s aromatic constituents. This includes the essential oils, glycosides, etc. Vitamins, enzymes and other micro-nutrients are rendered inert (useless) when brought into contact with these solvents. These are scientifically verified facts!
XanGo ™ uses the whole fruit including all 40 plus xanthones. The xanthones in mangosteen are synergistic. This means that the sum is greater than the parts and that it is the relationship between these parts that is the most important. |
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When confronted with imitators, consider these questions:
- Is their look-alike product the focus of their company?
- Is it their primary product, or just a bandwagon add-on?
- How many doctors and scientists do they have involved in researching the mangosteen?
- Does their product include the pulp, seeds, and pericarp of the mangosteen?
- Do they use only organic mangosteen?
- In fact, is mangosteen even the primary ingredient in their product?
- Is their product standardized in any way?
- Does that xanthone content vary from bottle to bottle?
- How many years of research went into their product?
- Do they know the xanthone content of their product?
- How many distinct xanthones are found in their product?
- Have they done any xanthone research at all?
- Where was their product formulated and produced?
- What is the source of their mangosteen? Where does it come from?
- What manufacturing standards, if any, are adhered to in the processing of their product?
- Are their facilities ISO9001-certified?
- What is the story behind their product? Why does it exist?
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