Yes. Mango-Xan, a “liquid dietary supplement”.

Isn’t it funny how Noni and Mangosteen distributors have been battling it out, calling eachother’s products inferior, calling eachother’s businesses a scam. Why stop at a single scam if you can diversify. Mango-Xan is a product by Pure Fruit Technologies, LLC which is a marketing company and a subsidiary of Morinda Holdings in Provo, Utah (333 W. River Park Drive). The driving direction given to get there are; “Exit I-15 in American Fork at Exit #279. Turn Southwest off the Freeway. Take 2nd left (1000 South). Pass Car Dealer. Go through stop sign (after stopping, of course). Take first left on to Bromley Drive. You’ll see the huge white warehouse building with a “Tahitian Noni” sign on the left”.

We have had quite a few angry e-mail messages from Noni distributors who responded to us after we brought up Mango-Xan, saying that TNI would never do such a thing, that it would be bad for business, and that we had posted lies about TNI having a Mangosteen product. Well, don’t believe us, check it out yourself!. If TNI wishes to keep this hidden from its distributors that is their business and they probably have a very good reason not to tell them.

Kelly Olsen from TNI wrote about Pure Fruit Technologies saying “Now, to date, none of these businesses have met the criteria to begin to produce contributions to the 4th bonus pool. They are all fledgling businesses that will take time to develop entirely”, admitting that PFT was part of TNI but without saying what PFT was producing or marketing. It’s not about what a company hides, it’s all about how they hide it that speaks for itself. So if a TNI distributor comes up and says again that Mangosteen is nothing but a scam and Noni is the only real “cure” for your problems you might want to remind them and confront them with these facts.