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Sources of Information:
(1) www.xango.com
(2) www.ConsumerLab.com

September 5, 2006 Independent Lab Tests Shows XanGo® Juice Free of Athletic Banned Substances

ConsumerLab.com distinguishes mangosteen market leader as natural product with “zero tolerance” for masking agents, stimulants and other compounds banned by WADA

LEHI, UT— September 5, 2006 — XanGo® Juice, recognized creator of the mangosteen supplement category, has been confirmed as a product that does not contain any World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) banned substances by ConsumerLab.com, a leading independent tester of health, wellness and nutrition products.

ConsumerLab defined XanGo Juice as a “zero- tolerance level” product, distinguishing the mangosteen market leader as a dietary supplement with no detectable diuretics, masking agents, beta blockers or related banned substances.

"As ConsumerLab’s rigorous testing shows, XanGo Juice is all about delivering the power of the mangosteen through a propriety whole fruit formula free of substances banned in athletic competition. We are committed to leading the global market by producing the world’s best mangosteen beverage as nature intended,” said XanGo’s Chief Marketing Officer Gordon Morton.

XanGo, LLC voluntarily requested that ConsumerLab.com evaluate its internationally acclaimed XanGo Juice. After numerous tests, ConsumerLab declared XanGo Juice free of all banned substances, including masking agents and stimulants.

ConsumerLab serves consumers and healthcare professionals through its independent evaluations. The certification company allows companies to voluntarily test their products for potential inclusion in its list of Approved Quality Products which may bear the ConsumerLab Seal.

ConsumerLab has published XanGo's test results on its Web site, www.ConsumerLab.com. {A direct link is http://www.consumerlab.com/results/bannedsub.asp}

Direct Link to the following Information: http://www.consumerlab.com/results/bannedsub.asp< p> PRODUCTS THAT HAVE PASSED THE CONSUMERLAB.COM ATHLETIC BANNED SUBSTANCE SCREENING

XanGo, Mangosteen supplement**** XanGo LLC August 2006

****Testing based on World Anti-Doping Code Prohibited list available in 2006.

{Note: As of 12/13/06 XanGo, Mangosteen supplement is the only product tested and found WADA compliant in 2006 by ConsumerLab.com LLC}

Tips for Athletes and Manufacturers on Avoiding Problems with Banned Substances:

CONSUMERLAB.COM SHARES INSIGHTS FROM 2 YEARS OF TESTING SUPPLEMENTS FOR ATHLETIC BANNED SUBSTANCES

— Athletes and Manufacturers Urged to Learn How to Avoid Problems —

WHITE PLAINS, NY — April 22, 2004 — Two years after initiating the first program to test dietary supplements for substances banned from athletic competition, ConsumerLab.com today released a short advisory summarizing problems uncovered to- date from its testing. The company hopes that the information will help athletes and manufacturers avoid future problems.

Originally designed for the U.S. Olympic Committee, ConsumerLab.com's Athletic Banned Substance Screening Program was first offered in early 2001 on a voluntary basis to manufacturers, sports associations, and players' associations. The program tests for up to 170 banned substances depending on the requirements of the sport. The list of substances is based on the World Anti-Doping Code Prohibited List and includes stimulants, narcotics, anabolic agents, diuretics, masking agents, and beta- blockers. Among ConsumerLab.com's findings:

Many supplements contain banned substances not listed on their labels, most likely due to contamination.

The most common unlisted substances have been stimulants such as ephedrine and caffeine. Products with unlisted banned substances are not limited to performance enhancers but include products ranging from multivitamins to sleep aids. Standard laboratory tests often do not detect small amounts of banned substances that, if ingested, can trigger a positive urine test.

Additionally, ConsumerLab.com's quality testing of nearly 1,000 supplements has revealed that one out of four lacks claimed ingredients, contains contaminants (e.g., heavy metals, pesticides, manufacturing by-products and breakdown products), will not dissolve properly, or contains more ingredient than stated.

Dr. William Obermeyer, Vice President for Research at ConsumerLab.com, offered the following advice to athletes and manufacturers:

Special testing methods, such as those employed by ConsumerLab.com, should be utilized to detect low levels, less than 0.001%*, of banned substances whenever possible. Expert analysis of results may also be required to distinguish banned substances from other ingredients in complex (multiple ingredient) products.

Supplements, particularly those coming from abroad and labeled as "natural" may be intentionally spiked with unlabeled banned substances, such as stimulants, in order cause a perceived boost in performance.

Athletes should familiarize themselves with the different supplement ingredients that may naturally contain a banned substance. Manufacturers should consider providing label information that identifies these ingredients.

*results may vary depending on the product and banned substance tested.

Several of the products that have passed ConsumerLab.com's testing program are listed on at http://www.consumerlab.com/bannedsub.asp.

Reviews of many popular supplements are also available from ConsumerLab.com online. New Reviews soon to be released include, multivitamins/multiminerals, St. John's wort, valerian, vitamin E, and omega-3 fatty acids from fish and marine oils. The recently published paperback, ConsumerLab.com's Guide to Buying Vitamins and Supplements: What's Really in the Bottle? is available in bookstores, online from www.consumerlab.com or through 800-431-1579.

ConsumerLab.com is a leading provider of consumer information and independent evaluations of products that affect health and nutrition. The company is privately held and based in White Plains, New York. It has no ownership from, or interest in, companies that manufacture, distribute, or sell consumer products. ConsumerLab.com is affiliated with PharmacyChecker.com (www.pharmacychecker.com), an evaluator of online pharmacies. Subscription to ConsumerLab.com is available online. For group subscriptions, Technical Reports, or product testing contact Lisa Sabin, Vice President for Business Development, at lisa.sabin@consumerlab.com.

Ed Johnson, J.D., Attorney, 100K Premier Select