Research
Mangosteen Research Studies
Vitalxan is proud to announce that our Mangosteen Powder’ is successful following a 5 year study into Schizophrenia, conducted Wendy Laupu as part of her PhD study at James Cook University. A paper was published in the British Journal of Medical Health Journal of Medical Health – Interpreting the supplementation of Mangosteen in Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective conditions. Read the published paper below in the James Cook University Link.
Deakin University in conjunction with Queensland University have now concluded a second human research study using the Vitalxan proprietary mangosteen powder. The results of this study is expected to be published this year 2020 A further study for Bi Polar is currently on going.

The Mangosteen (garcinia mangostana) tree develops out of 6 to 25 m (19.7 into 82.0 feet ) tall. The fresh fruit of the mangosteen is fine and sweet, succulent, exceptionally fibrous, using fluid-filled vesicles (such as the flesh of citrus result), using an abysmal, profound reddish-crimson colored rind (exocarp) whereas mature. Seeds are both almond-formed and sized.
Mangosteen can be actually a local plant into southeast Asia. Especially appreciated for its succulent, delicate feel and slightly sour and sweet flavour, the mangosteen was cultivated in Malaysia, Borneo, Sumatra, mainland southeast-Asia, and also the Philippines as a result of truth that ancient times.

We are proud to announce our Vitalxan ‘super-strong’ Mangosteen powder was used in a 5 year Australian Research study into Schizo-affective conditions at the James Cook University. ***
*Click on the link to read the publication in the British Journal of Medical Health Research Paper

Deakin University are currently conducting further studies into Schizophrenia and Bi-Polar using the Vitalxan proprietary powder in a multi-site double blind clinical trials, as part of their research.
*Click on the links below for further information.
Voice on PacoPaco – Clinical trial information

Vitalxan Mangosteen featured on Channel 7’s 'Today Tonight’. Flinders University Adelaide
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Vitalxan has firmly, established supplier contracts, directly in the plantation fields of Thailand. The fruit is grown organically in and around Northern Thailand where it is nurtured, free from heavy metals and pesticides.
The proprietary powder is then manufactured under GMP conditions and finally encapsulated in South Australia.
Ongoing research by Mangosteen Dietary Supplements has resulted in discovering active ingredients in their powder which will be useful in future anti inflammatory research.

Vitalxan product brands are consistently tested for heavy metal and pesticide contamination to comply with our strict standards and guidelines for food safety, Australian and New Zealand and Global Environmental Monitoring Systems.
