X-51
Sunday, February 7th, 2010
X-51 Has Been Given The Name “Eleviv”
Do you feel tired, stressed or depressed? XanGo may have the product for you. It started out being called X-51 until the unveiling when the true name of this product was announced – Eleviv (pronounced ella-viv), another category creating product. Independent distributors for XanGo bring you a product that supports natural vigor, a scientific term that describes a balanced state of physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Learn More About X-51 (Eleviv) Here!
According to statistics, 1 in 4 people who go to the doctors are there because they are tired, stressed or depressed, or a combination of any of these 3. Today’s modern lifestyle often results in a sleep-deprived, stressed, and depressed population. For some they have the pressure of raising a family in a failing economy. This has let to people losing jobs, losing their homes, and not knowing what to do. Others are finding they are unable to retire as 401Ks have not done as well as expected making it necessary to work longer than planned. The golden years are not so golden when you are forced to continue to work because you can’t afford to retire. Often times the results are that people are placed on medication to try to make them feel better.
X-51 (Eleviv) could be a natural alternative to helping people to regain their vigor naturally.
Although Xango does not make any medical claims for any of their products, there are clinical studies to support that improved vigor is possible with X-51 (Eleviv). Case study from the my mangosteen website at:
X-51 (Eleviv)!
Case Study #1
Overview: Healthy stressed individuals, 29 participants (8 men, 21 women).
Followed 12 weeks.
Benefits:
Global Mood State (+22%)
Perceived Stress (-14%)
Tension (-27%)
Fatigue (-48%)
Confusion (-14%)
Vigor (+27%)
Depression (-52%)
Anger (-41%)
Case Study #2
Overview: Healthy stressed individuals (like most of us), 29 men, 16 women.
Followed for 5 weeks.
Benefits of X-51 (Eleviv): 82% improved vigor score in just 7 days
Kathy Jenks
