SUPPORT YR HEALTH WITH MANGOSTEEN?

Mangosteen – a small purple fruit native to Southeast Asia (grown also in Puerto Rico & on Hawaii) - has many antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties in favor of our health and longevity. Read on to learn about details.  

​ THE PHILOSOPHY BEHIND

As you know latest from our publications and seminars, our life and health specifically depends – besides physical exercise – on what we are swallowing daily. With special reference to many different – yet powerful – plant-related nutrients. Without being vegetarian or even vegan.
 
Regardless, where we find those plants – domestic or exotic, i.e. in or outside our own country. What really counts is their nutritious power and diversity. Since man is created same way globally.  
 
One of these exotic plants most of us may never have heard about is a small purple fruit named mangosteen. Native to countries like Thailand, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Malaysia in Southeast Asia. Where it is used not only for nutrition but also as a traditional medicine.  
 
With a taste familiar with that of strawberries/pineapples/peaches.
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COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH BENEFIT – SCIENTIFICALLY VERIFIED

In terms of nutrients mangosteen is containing – as confirmed by the US. Department of Agriculture – inter alia

• vitamins A/B-6/B-9 (folate)/B-12/C/D
• minerals potassium/calcium/copper/manganese/zinc
• protein
• fiber

 
I.e., antioxidants which are manifold deficient in our Western diet.   
 
Based on this diversity, we may not be surprised about its benefits also for us in the Western hemisphere where mangosteen is grown since a quarter of century also in Puerto Rico and Hawaii. Not only for pure nutrition but also for our health.
 
With special reference to the top of chronic diseases with manifold premature death, such as

• heart disease
• cancer

           &

• diabetes

Related to - sometimes chronic – inflammation which stands also behind

• depression
• arthritis
• Alzheimer’s disease

 
According to research at, inter alia, the University of Tsukuba in Tsukuba, Japan.

 IN A NUTSHELL

Mangosteen – a small purple fruit native to Southeast Asia (but grown meanwhile also in Puerto Rico & Hawaii) has many antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties in favor of our health and longevity we may not want to overlook.  

MEDICAL ADAGE OF THE WEEK

"Nearly all people die of their medicines, not of their illnesses.”   

Medieval French Comedian   
Moliere 
​(1622 – 1673) 
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