Questions & Answers:

What is Glutathione? It is a tri-peptide produced by every cell in the body. It is the body's most powerful antioxidant, million times more effective than ingested Vitamin C and E. It fights inflammation, preserving cellular health, improves mental function, energy, improves concentration, improves heart and lung function, blood booster, and cell detoxifier. Because it is found in your cells it is in prime position to battle free radicals, detoxify, and boost immune system.

Is there scientific evidence supporting this? Over 79,000 medical articles have been published in peer reviewed medical journals about glutationes role in the body.

MAX GXL has been scientifically proven to signifigantly raise GSH levels by as much as 400% in just 3 months. Dr. J C Nelson Past President of the American Medical Association believes that MAX GXL is one of the most  important health breakthroughs he will witness in his lifetime.

How can we rebuild GSH levels? It can not be eaten as it is poorly absorbed by the digestive system. Clinical testing has shown the best  way bring levels up is to stimulate the body to make its own GSH by providing the  building blocks to manufacture it.

How do we deplete Glutathione in our cells? Your body's supply of GSH begins to decline by 10-15% per decade starting at age twenty. Poor diet, junk food, fast food pollution, heavy metals, cigarette smoke, prescription  and recreational drugs, radiation from cell phones, computers, etc,emotional and physical stress, injury and trauma, household chemicals & work related chemical pollutants.

What is MAX GXL? It is a natural nutritional supplement that helps stimulate your body to produce Glutathione (GSH) in your cells.

Are there side Effects? There are no known side effects.

What will MAX GXL do for me? It depends on your GSH levels. The lower your GSH levels the longer it will take to build them back up. Based on medical evidence on what increasing your intercellular GSH can do:

• Dramatically raise energy level
• Strengthen immune system
• Fight intracellular inflammation
• Slow aging
• Improve athletic performance and recovery
• Detoxify body
• Improve mental function
• Enhance sense of well being
• Better sleep

Who discovered this formula? Dr. Robert Keller, MD, MC, FACP, a doctor specializing in auto-immune diseases. He has worked for NASA as a Immunologic Consultant and served on the faculties of the MAYO Graduate School of Medicine, the University of Wisconsin, and the Medical College of Wisconsin.

He has been named one of the worlds 2000 most important scientists of the 21 century. He was voted one of the top immunologist and internal medicine physicians by the Consumers Research Council of America in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007.

He has authored over 100 peer reviewed research papers and clinical publications. He is listed in the world wide Who's Who.

What is the difference between "power juices"and MAX GXL? Power juices are excellent sources of anti-oxidants which can be beneficial to supporting good health but it is glutathione-the natural anti-oxidant produced by your body that is most important to protecting healthy cells. Max works by stimulating the body to produceglutathione naturally inside the cells-working as an anti-oxidant, blood booster and detoxifier.

A few medical papers and studies being done on the importance of Glutathione:

• Heart Disease Hisyama Study 2004
• Prevents Stroke Neurotox Res 1999 Prevents Atherosclerosis Coppola 1992
• Chronic pulmonary disease Rahman 2000
• Emphysema Lamson 2000 Autism McCandless 2003
• Parkinsons Di Monte 1992
• Alzheimers Woltjer 2005
• Huntingtons Disease Choo 2005
• Ms Calabrese 2003
• ALS Tohgi 1999
• Osteoarthritis Hammarqvis 1997
• Immunology Townsend 2003
• Diabetes: De Mattia 1998
• Aging: Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 1994
• Antioxidant Functions: Biochemical Pharmacology 1994
• Neurological Diseases: The Lancet 1994
• Cancer: Cancer Letters 1991
• Athletic Performance: Journal of Applied Physiology 1999
• Toxins, Pollution: Annual Reviews of Biochemistry 1983
• AIDS: National Academy of Science 1997
• Heart Disease, Stroke and, Cholesterol: Nutrition Review 1996
• Lung Disease: American Journal Of Medical Science 1994
• Digestive Disorders: GUT 1998
• Pregnancy, Lactation and, Childbirth: Early Development 1994