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Go XanGo
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| Aug 02, 2004 11:33 am |
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re: XanGo vs. Competitors |
Lorraine Almeida
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Well said David,
It IS good to know everything that is happening - so that, as you say, we are more confident about our product - blindly singing its praises without being able to tell people anything concrete will only give them negative thoughts on Xango.
Thanks everybody for the various bits of information, testimonials, links etc.. which I have been reading with great interest - I learn something new all the time! David, your information on Pharmanex is very enlightening.
I have one question for everybody here... if a person has tried Xango at night and found that it kept him/her awake, would, continuing to take it at night eventually help that person to sleep? In other words, would that person get used to it so that it no longer kept him/her awake but instead helped the person sleep better? If anyone here has had that experience, do let me know!
All the best
Lorraine
If so, did you continue taking it and
> David Natiuk wrote:
> Greetings everyone!
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>Wow, thanks for keeping this message board lively. Good discussion about XanGo and other products and I just wanted to add my two cents worth.
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>First of all, I looked into Pharmanex with my father and this is what happened. My father had himself tested on the pharmanex machine. They gave him a low score on the antioxidant rating... and yet he was drinking XanGo, green tea, and had a few other things that he eats daily. So, naturally they told him that his products weren't "working" and he should switch to Pharmanex products.
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>Another person present also did a test - and his came out much better. Still, he was told that he could improve the score by taking Pharmanex products. Basically, no matter what the score -- you are told Pharmanex products will improve your score.
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>Here's the catch -- they WILL improve your "score" because the Pharmanex products affect one group of antioxidants called Carotenoids. And what does the Pharmanex machine test --- Caotenoids!
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>SO OBVIOUSLY, if you eat their products, you will improve the score, because there products target the exact thing that their machine scans. It definitely does not tell the whole story!
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>XanGo has far more benefits than just being a powerful antioxidant. The Xanthone family is very diverse. As mentioned, most of the science we have comes from the study of 6-8 of these Xanthones -- and yet 43 Xanthones have now been discovered in the Mangosteen. The proof is in the pudding! XanGo juice just works.
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>The science on the Mangosteen is ON-GOING! It is active, it is happening now, it is all about discovery. Many products on the market have claims that point to some scientific studies that have been done... but the research is not on-going. With Mangosteen we have amazing research now and more is on the way. That's exciting.
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>Finally, my upline mentor Michael Wagner wrote a very insightful piece on XanGo vs. Thai-Go (Nature Sunshine's product). If you want to get the big picture of what we have... READ THIS ARTICLE. It is relevant to many competitors out there.
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>www.gomangosteen.com/members/xangodave/competitors.html
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>Alright, hope that gives you some food for thought. I agree that we don't need to waste time on people who are obviously trying to prove THEIR point about THEIR product. But I also think the more you know about XanGo & Mangosteen... the more confident you will be and that will shine through in your prospecting and marketing efforts.
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>Go XanGo!
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>-David Natiuk Private Reply to Lorraine Almeida (new win) |
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