MoH�s Xango Warning A Welcome Development

Monday, April 24, 2017

A number of people in Botswana joined the bandwagon to distribute juice made from Mangosteen fruit, which goes by the name Xango. Most people who distribute the juice sing praises about its healing powers, as they claim it can heal all diseases.

Interestingly, the United States of America (USA)’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning to the makers of the juice to stop making health claims about the juice, in 2006, which is more than 10 years ago.

The juice found its way into different parts of the world including Botswana.

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MoH�s Xango Warning A Welcome Development

A number of people in Botswana joined the bandwagon to distribute juice made from Mangosteen fruit, which goes by the name Xango. Most people who distribute the juice sing praises about its healing powers, as they claim it can heal all diseases.

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