Xango Juice posting from jerry@...

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I would have to say that I am not thrilled with this posting on Xango. For

those of you who are not aware of Xango...it is a pyramid marketing type of

thing. I tried 2 cases of it ($30 per bottle and 4 bottles per case) when I

first started having ReA troubles. The stuff is bitter but not that hard to

drink down. Pretty expensive stuff...but I thought what the heck. The " not

thrilled " part in my opening refers to the fact that the person who posted this

message inserted a link that will direct you to the Xango site...but to a

portion of the Pyramid marketing site that gives them credit for anything that

you do on the site. This in itself leaves me suspicious of their intent. Sorry

poster...I just don't agree with anyone advertising their wares in this way.

The problem that I ran into was that Xango claims to be an " IMMUNE SYSTEM

BOOSTER " and the fact of the matter is that ReA is an auto-immune disease that

makes the immune system OVER BOOSTED as-is. Even if this stuff does what it

claims...why would we want to boost a bad immune system? Anti-TNF's and the

other good ReA drugs work to LOWER the immune response so that the body does not

inflame unnecessarily. I know the Xango did not work for me...and am not saying

that it won't for you...but consider what you are trying to accomplish before

you spend the $$$'s on this new pyramid marketing thing.

The inside scoop on the Xango is that each person who sells the stuff tries to

get more people " sponsored " under them as distributors. They get kick-backs

according to how much the people under them sell as well as what they sell

themselves. It is very similar to AMWAY except that they sell this juice made

from the Mangosteene fruit (spelling?). Anyway...If anyone is really interested

in trying it out...I bought some off of Ebay one time for $18 per bottle

delivered. I would guess that there are people selling it there these days as

well. Even the guy here at work who used to sell it told me that he quit doing

so because it didn't seem to work for inflammation problems that he was having.

The claim is that this stuff will heal anything from arthritis to cancer.

Now, I'm not saying that it couldn't work for someone. After all...the

Chinese have been practicing the art of healing through nothing more than

learning how to move their own Che (center of energy located just beneath the

naval). Many of them do not subscribe to Western medicine...even to the point

where I have witnessed (video) where a woman was having a tumor removed from her

brain about the size of a quarter with only half of the anesthesia that she

would have been given here...and some needles inserted into her ankle

(acupuncture) to deaden the pain. She claimed not to be in pain during the

surgery (was coherent!). Anyway...the mind is sometime more powerful than the

" miracle drug " . Just something to consider.

jerry_grieve <jerry@...> wrote:

Hi There

My name is Deb and I live in Tucson, AZ.

I did some research on this all natural

product, Xango, and decided to give it a try.