“WHAT is African Wild Mango?”

– African wild mango (Irvingia gabonensis) is a fruit that is commonly grown in south-western Africa, mainly Angola, Congo and Nigeria. African wild mango has been widely used for weight loss, cardiovascular health, blood sugar and cholesterol level, and antioxidant.

“WHY take African Wild Mango?”

1. Weight Loss – African mango seed is clinically proven to reduce body weight and improve metabolism (Ross 2011; Ngondi et al. 2009; Ngondi et al. 2005; Kilincalp et al. 2014).
2. Cardiovascular Health – African mango seed promotes cardiovascular health by reducing total and LDL cholesterol (Ross 2011; Ngondi et al. 2009; Ngondi et al. 2005).
3. Support healthy glucose levels – Various clinical trials have shown that African mango seed supports healthy glucose level. For this reason, diabetic research is paying attention to African mango (Ross 2011; Ngondi et al. 2009; Adamson et al. 1986).
4. Antioxidant – African mango seed supports immune system by protecting our cells from oxidative damage and pathogens (Atawodi 2011; Agbor et al. 2005).

“HOW does African Mango help you lose weight?”

African mango helps you lose weight in multiple ways,

1. African mango help improve metabolism so that you burn more calories.
2.  African mango decreases leptin, the “obesity hormone.” Higher level of leptin increases production of fat cells and make you feel hungry more easily.
3. African mango is an excellent source of fibre which forms a bulk in your stomach, decreasing your appetite and the amount of food you eat.

• Study #1: In 2005 a study was done at the University of Yaounde I in Cameroon, Africa.   40 subjects were chosen at random to participate in a double blind study in how African Mango managed obesity. 28 subjects received 1.05g of the extract three times a day, while 12 were on a placebo with the same schedule. 
• Results – At the end of the one month study, the verage body weight of those taking the extract decreased by 5.26%, while the body weight of the placebo group had only decreased by 1.32%. The study also found significant decrease in cholesterol for the study group given the extract.
• Study #2: In 2008, again at the University of Yaounde I in Cameroon, 102 healthy, overweight, and obese volunteers were gathered, and they were randomly divided into 2 groups using a placebo and again an extract of Irvingia Gabonensis. They were each given one capsule of IGOB131 (150mg) or a placebo on a daily basis 30 to 60 minutes before lunch and dinner. The results were then taken after 4, 8, and 10 week periods of time.
•  Results – What they found was significant improvements in body weight, body fat, and waist circumference, as well as Leptin and many other health levels in the IGOB131 group compared with the placebo group.
• Study #3: In 2009, another study was done at the University of Yaounde I in Cameroon, Africa.  Subjects were divided into 3 separate groups, and tested a placebo, Cissus Quadrangularis,  and a combination of African Mango extract and Cissus Quadrangularis. All subjects were told to maintain current lifestyle habits, and the third test group was given 150mg of African
• Results – Over 10 weeks, they measured these subjects. They ranged between 21 and 44 with a mean age of 29.3. Several aspects were monitored, including body weight, body fat, and other aspects. Each was measured at 4, 8, and 10 weeks. While the active group taking Cissus Quadrangularis showed mprovements, the test group combining this with Irvingia Gabonensis extract showed significantly greater benefits.
  

  
  

  “ HOW to take African Wild Mango”

   

  Take 1 capsule twice a day with meal.

  – 30-day supply