XanGo
History of XanGo
XanGo is an MLM company that markets and distributes the XanGo trademark juice that consists of Mangosteen, they also make skin care products and nutritional supplements with their Mangosteen blend. Gary Hollister, Aaron Garrity, Joe Morton, Gordon Morton, Kent Wood and Bryan Davis founded XanGo in 2002. The main XanGo headquarters are located in Lehi, Utah in the United States but also operates out of other countries around the world such as Austria, New Zealand, France, Italy, Mexico, Australia, Russia and the Netherlands. The key executives in charge of running the XanGo Company are Robert Conlee, (CEO/Board Member), Craig Hale (President), Beverly Hollister(Senior Vice President) and Brian Carmack (Senior Vice President).XanGo Products
- Mangosteen Juice: Claims to support the immune system, help support cartilage and joint function, and promote a healthy respiratory system.
- Glimpse Moisturizing Cream: Supposedly helps in maintaining the skin's moisture balance, while firming, hydrating and revitalizing.
- Juni Gentle Shampoo: Is said to contain Mangosteen-infused amino acids that promote natural hair shine.
- 3SIXTY5 Bone Nutrition: Claims to be filled with absorbable calcium and magnesium to help support healthy bones.
XanGo's Compensation Plan
The XanGo compensation plan gives 50% of commissionable volume to each product sold that goes to commission payments. In addition, there are four kinds of rewards a distributor can make. The first is the Retail Sales here the distributor simply buys the product at a wholesale price and sells it for a retails price keeping the profit made in the difference between the wholesale and retail prices. The second reward is the PowerStart reward, which is given weekly and is paid on a distributor's opening sales order with volume that is placed within a month of sign-up. The third reward is the UniLevel reward, which is offered on a monthly basis; here XanGo pays 50% of all commissionable volume to qualified distributors. The fourth reward is the Bonus Pool reward that is handed out every three months here the qualified distributor makes 3% of global sales.XanGo Website
www.XanGo.comXanGo Reviews
Xango's Mangosteen juice claims to contain Xanthones that supposedly is anti-inflammatory," "anti-microbial," "anti-fungal," "anti-viral," "anti-cancer," "anti-ulcer," "anti-hepatotoxic," "anti-rhino viral," and "anti-allergic" . However, in 2007 the Mayo Clinic stated that although the Xanthones showed that it indeed had anti-inflammatory activity there was no concrete evidence that demonstrated that effect on humans. In addition, in 2006 the FDA issued a warning letter to Xango's advertising XanGo juice as a drug, and with that violating the Federal Food, Drug and cosmetic Act by claiming that it could treat and/or cure diseases. In addition to those claims the Mayo Clinic said in 2005 that, "there are no published clinical trials showing evidence that either the fruit or its juice - marketed under the name XanGo juice - is an effective treatment for arthritis, cancer or any other disorder in humans”. In 2008, a medical case reported a patient with critical Acidosis (acidity of the urine) which was initiated by a year of daily use of the Mangosteen juice. Finally, an opposing MLM beverage company Tahitian Noni International (TNI) sued XanGo in 2003 alleging that XanGo stole TNI's idea for a Mangosteen-based supplement.Our Verdict
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