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The best mangosteen juice on the market is Thai-Go. Not only is it the product of months of research by herbal scientists and pharmacists, but it has been a subject of some ongoing research by the pharmacognosy department at both Ohio State University and Wayne State University/Ford Cancer Clinic.  This particular website lists the ingredients of this amazing drink, tells what they are used for, and does some comparisons to other drinks on the market.  Unlike many unsophisticated competitive drinks that could be thrown together in a home kitchen if the ingredients were handy, Thai-Go mangosteen juice is very well formulated after about a year of study.  It also has no preservatives, giving it even another positive over other drinks.  it is quite likely that it is the most powerful antioxidant drink on the market today.

Many people want to learn more about the paw paw tree and the research that retired Purdue University professor Jerry McLaughlin did during a 30 year time period as he looked for a natural anti-cancer substance.  Dr. McLaughlin continues to get accolades and awards, and is in high demand as a speaker on this subject.  Most recently, Dr. McLaughlin will formally receive the Varro Tyler Prize for Research on Botanicals by the American Society of Pharmacognosy.  He will be awarded this prize in July.  This excellent website on pawpaw details the research, shows videos with Dr. McLaughlin, answers a lot of common questions, and even compares paw paw with other products such as graviola which are sometimes passed off as equivalent.

People outside the United States looking for the Thai-Go mangosteen juice cannot get it since it is only sold in the United States.  However, the company makes a similar drink called Zambroza that is available internationally.  Canadian customers should try this site on Canadian mangosteen to investigate and purchase the Zambroza.  While it is not the same formula as Thai-Go, it is excellent nevertheless.

Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a worthwhile topic for anyone interested in natural remedies.  The Chinese doctors traditionally look at the "cause and effect" mechanisms of sickness and weakness as the result of imbalances within the body.  In the Chinese model, the common terms "yin" and "yang" are the two "types of energy" within the body, and an imbalance of one or the other causes weakness or sickness.  This site on Traditional Chinese Medicine offers "self-help" questionnaires and quizzes to help you determine your "element" (earth, fire, wood, water, metal) as well as your constitution.  Concentrated TCM Chinese products are also offered to help control or rebalance deficiencies or excesses.