African Mango Scam

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If you’re anything like me, you’re wondering if the extreme weight loss claims attached to African Mango could actually be true.

I was in the same boat as you about 6 months ago. I was skeptical because the claims are so drastic that if they are actually true, why haven’t I heard of it before?

The claims make African Mango seem like it’s the “magic pill,” which we all know doesn’t actually exist. You’d figure, if someone actually did find the “magic pill” that everyone would know about it right away because something of that proportion would spread so quickly.

The African Mango has been around for thousands of years. Why haven’t people been losing weight with it for the same amount of time? Well, they only grow in Cameroon, Africa, and the people there have been eating them for years and experiencing the many benefits of African Mango.

Another reason is because the actual African Mango fruit isn’t concentrated enough to cause significant weight loss. It wasn’t until just recently that scientists extracted the active ingredient from the African Mango seeds and put them into concentrated capsules, effectively creating what people are calling the “magic pill.” Read on to see my results with African Mango.

Let me begin by saying that I’ve never been extremely overweight, but have always had 30 or 40 extra pounds I could do without. I’ve dieted many times in the past, trying every diet known to man.

I’m actually pretty good at sticking to the rules of the diet, so most of them have been fairly successful for me. The problem is I have an endomorphic body type, meaning my body naturally likes to hold onto weight. Every time I finish a diet, I go back to a semi-healthy diet and throw the pounds back on within weeks; sometimes even days.

Around 6 months ago, a friend recommended I try African Mango. She raved about the effects, and I must admit, I noticed she looked much thinner. It was a very short conversation and I forgot to ask her where she bought it. I looked online and it turns out it was so new to the United States that it was only available online (still is to the best of my knowledge).

I found a free trial offer (from a company I’d rather not mention) and decided to give it a shot, what did I have to lose? Well I lost two things actually. First let me tell you about the bad part.

The unfortunate thing that I lost was my money. I know, I said I tried an African Mango free trial. Well it was free to begin with, but at the end of the month I was charged $80 because I guess in the fine print it said if I didn’t write to cancel my subscription, they would charge me $40 for the first bottle and $40 for the bottle that would show up the second month.

I should have known there wouldn’t actually be a free trial. How could a company make money by giving away their product for free? I had fallen for an African Mango scam.

Needless to say I cancelled my subscription and was out $80. But to be quite honest with you, I would have paid twice that for the results that I experienced.

The bright side of that experience was the discovery of this new “magic pill!” The claims of the African Mango Diet are that you don’t have to change your diet or exercise to reap the benefits of it. I wanted to put this claim to the test, so I kept both my diet and exercise the same as usual.

Without counting calories, I stuck to roughly a 2000 calorie per day diet and 3 trips to the gym per week for cardio and light weight training.

I’m one who likes surprises, so I didn’t weight myself every day. The first time I weighed myself after starting was exactly one week after my first dose. That day I weighed 3 pounds less! I held back my excitement at the time, because I tend to fluctuate about 5 pounds during the day, but I could see and feel myself transforming.

One week later I weighed myself again… down 7 pounds!! I couldn’t believe it; I had never experienced anything like that before, not even when I tried Acai Berry. I wasn’t sure that it could be real, so I put a 25 pound weight on the scale and sure enough, the scale was right on the money.

I continued the exact same diet and workout regimen for the next couple weeks and after week 4 weighed myself for the final test… I had lost 13 pounds in that first month.

I was so impressed that I wasn’t even that mad that I had just gotten scammed out of $80 because I knew another bottle was in the mail on its way to my house.

I continued to take the product through the next month and continued to see weight loss, although not as significant as the first month. I had to restrict my calories a little to account for all the weight I had lost. That month I lost an average of 3 pounds per week, dropping a total of another 12 pounds that month.

At that point I was two months in, 25 pounds lighter, and a diehard African Mango fan! It was time to reorder, and I had a bad taste in my mouth for the company I originally went with.

I did some looking around online and found a wonderful company, African Mango Plus.

The reason I like African Mango Plus so much is because they are very straight forward, offer a very pure and effective product, and have pretty low pricing if you use their coupon.

African Mango Plus uses a mail in rebate; very smart on their part because who actually takes the time to mail in a mail in rebate? Well when you purchase through them, be sure to use the mail in rebate because it ends up being an $89 discount.

How it works is you pay for a two month supply upfront. It costs about $97 at the time. Then you fill out the mail in rebate and it ends up coming to $6.97. I’ve been using African Mango Plus ever since I ran out of my first two month supply and plan on using it permanently. It has become a regular part of my day.

I’ve lost an additional 20 pounds with African Mango Plus for a total loss of 45 pounds in 6 months! I didn’t even realize I had that much extra weight to lose, but then again I’ve never looked this good!

I highly suggest you move African Mango Plus to the top of your “Things to try in the near future” list, and be sure to buy from African Mango Plus so you don’t fall for an African Mango Scam.

You can use my link to be eligible for the mail in rebate savings because it works more than once: