Irvingia Gabonensis Dr Oz

Dr Oz is not normally the kind of guy who promotes products on TV with such enthusiasm. So what exactly is the evidence to show that African Mango works?

Firstly lets look at the clinical trial of Irvignia Gabonensis Dr Oz was referring to.

The clinical trial was a double blind trial experiment where half the people were given a placebo (with no active ingredients) and the other half were given Irvignia Gabonensis.

The clinical trial was published in the prestigious 'Journal For American Health and Disease' and they do not just print any old rubbish, they are serious scientists.

OK so it looks like that trial was legit! Lets look at what he said about his weight loss!

He was so impressed with the clinical study on Irvingia Gabonesis, Dr Oz decided to try it himself. After taking the pill for one month he lost 7 pounds and this is what he said:

"".. in the first month of taking it (only once per day, mind you, instead of the recommended twice daily), I lost 7 pounds without making any changes in my usual healthy diet and exercise routine!""

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Top Science journals and T.V's favorite Doctor both back up the huge claims of African Mango supplements.

It looks like this supplement really is( to quote Dr Oz) a "magic pill".

People taking African Mango will:

• Lose weight fast (around 5 pounds to 10 pounds per month on average


• Have reduced cholesterol level


• Detoxify their system


• Increased metabolism - literally burn up calories faster