Glutathione…as essential for life as oxygen, and yet few people know what it is.
We want you to understand why glutathione is vital to
your health and longevity and how Max One™ and Maxgxl™
increase your levels of Glutathione.
So, what is glutathione? It is the major cell
protector and the master antioxidant in the body.
Antioxidants protect the cells in our bodies from
oxidation and oxidative stress, and that’s a good thing —
oxidative stress has been associated
with more than 74 major diseases and disorders.
Glutathione is a protein produced naturally in our cells
if the required building blocks
are available. As the most important antioxidant, glutathione:
* Is present in every cell in the body.
* Functions as an antitoxin and is a major defense system against illness and aging.
* Strengthens the immune system
* Fights intracellular inflammation
* Supports increased exercise
* Slows the aging process
The production of glutathione in our bodies slows as we age,
leaving us vulnerable to oxidative stress,
caused by environmental pollutants,
diet, stress, and even exercise. Pub Med,
maintained by the U.S. National Library of Medicine,
has more than 91,000 articles on glutathione
substantiating its health benefits (in contrast,
there are around 40,000 articles on vitamin C).
And yet doctors and scientists around the world have been
unable to find a way to effectively deliver
glutathione to the cells until recently.
MaxGXL® is an exclusive, breakthrough product that provides
the body with nutrients that increase your glutathione production.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Glutathione and You
Glutathione critical to your health
We have Clinically Proven Products.
1/. Glutathione is in every single cell of your body.
It is critical to your health.
2/. It is as critical as oxygen, food and water.
Without oxygen you last maybe 6 minutes.
Next Glutathione would finish you before a lack of food or water.
It is that important, it’s a big deal.
Most people don’t have enough Glutathione.
How can we not share?
Permanently change your future.
We have Clinically Proven Products.
1/. Glutathione is in every single cell of your body.
It is critical to your health.
2/. It is as critical as oxygen, food and water.
Without oxygen you last maybe 6 minutes.
Next Glutathione would finish you before a lack of food or water.
It is that important, it’s a big deal.
Most people don’t have enough Glutathione.
How can we not share?
Permanently change your future.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Consumer interest in health and wellness on the rise.
Consumers are continuing to increase spending on
products for health and wellness –
According to the report, Reimagining Health 2010 which
carried out an online survey to find out about US consumers’
attitudes toward health and wellness and triggers for
changing behaviours. It found that the average household
spends $148.48 a month – or 19 percent of all monthly spending –
on fortified foods, those that are lower in cholesterol,
saturated fat, trans fat, and salt and supplements.
The report found
“Aging and changing health are key triggers for older cohorts,
while energy and stress trigger awareness for younger cohorts,”
And the organization said that the first ‘significant’
realization of a need to participate in health and wellness
occurs between the ages of 40 and 50 with changes in appearance,
the onset of minor health complaints, having less energy, or weight gain.
“They are looking for products and services that help them
meet their wellness goals and aspirations. With virtually all consumers
involved in wellness on some level, this represents tremendous
opportunities for manufacturers and retailers.”
.
products for health and wellness –
According to the report, Reimagining Health 2010 which
carried out an online survey to find out about US consumers’
attitudes toward health and wellness and triggers for
changing behaviours. It found that the average household
spends $148.48 a month – or 19 percent of all monthly spending –
on fortified foods, those that are lower in cholesterol,
saturated fat, trans fat, and salt and supplements.
The report found
“Aging and changing health are key triggers for older cohorts,
while energy and stress trigger awareness for younger cohorts,”
And the organization said that the first ‘significant’
realization of a need to participate in health and wellness
occurs between the ages of 40 and 50 with changes in appearance,
the onset of minor health complaints, having less energy, or weight gain.
“They are looking for products and services that help them
meet their wellness goals and aspirations. With virtually all consumers
involved in wellness on some level, this represents tremendous
opportunities for manufacturers and retailers.”
.
Food vs. Supplements
Food vs. Supplements
Consumers around the world are more likely to address some
health conditions via foods, while preferring dietary
supplements for others, finds a new survey.
According to global research by Ipsos Marketing, food and beverages rival
supplements when it comes to digestion, energy, weight and blood sugar levels.
However, dietary supplements were by far the most popular option for
benefits linked to immunity, brain health and memory, bone and joint health,
cancer prevention, hormonal balance and eye health.
Established health links
The key differentiation, according to Ipsos, comes down to consumer
awareness of well-established health links, which is what prompts
them to go for foods or supplements.
The survey, which tracked responses from 21,623 adults in 23 countries,
also identified a mid-way category of health conditions, which people are
more likely to address with supplements.
Supplements
These used for heart health, cancer prevention and immunity benefits,
increased brain power and memory, and bone and joint health which
most people would first turn to supplements for.
A wide range of countries participated in the survey: Argentina,
Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany,
Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Poland, Russia, South Korea,
Spain, Sweden, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Great Britain,
the United States and Turkey.
Consumers around the world are more likely to address some
health conditions via foods, while preferring dietary
supplements for others, finds a new survey.
According to global research by Ipsos Marketing, food and beverages rival
supplements when it comes to digestion, energy, weight and blood sugar levels.
However, dietary supplements were by far the most popular option for
benefits linked to immunity, brain health and memory, bone and joint health,
cancer prevention, hormonal balance and eye health.
Established health links
The key differentiation, according to Ipsos, comes down to consumer
awareness of well-established health links, which is what prompts
them to go for foods or supplements.
The survey, which tracked responses from 21,623 adults in 23 countries,
also identified a mid-way category of health conditions, which people are
more likely to address with supplements.
Supplements
These used for heart health, cancer prevention and immunity benefits,
increased brain power and memory, and bone and joint health which
most people would first turn to supplements for.
A wide range of countries participated in the survey: Argentina,
Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany,
Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Poland, Russia, South Korea,
Spain, Sweden, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Great Britain,
the United States and Turkey.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Sport Nutrition
Non-sporty consumers drive
Sports nutrition market.
As global sales of sports nutrition products maintain
healthy growth rates, one distinct – and unexpected –
group of consumers is emerging as the main driver for the market,
made up of people who are not necessarily interested in sports.
Sports nutrition consumers can be split into four main groups:
body builders, athletes, recreational users (who pursue sport as a hobby)
and an emerging group of lifestyle users.
Lifestyle users, are not necessarily very athletic, but are
choosing to consume sports nutritional products as an initial
building block in leading a healthier lifestyle.
People within this group mainly consume sports nutrition products
in order to provide a refreshing beverage, a quick meal
replacement or simply a healthy snack. Consumers within the group
may also use sports nutrition products to provide an
energy boost during illness, or even when feeling tired.
Sports nutrition market.
As global sales of sports nutrition products maintain
healthy growth rates, one distinct – and unexpected –
group of consumers is emerging as the main driver for the market,
made up of people who are not necessarily interested in sports.
Sports nutrition consumers can be split into four main groups:
body builders, athletes, recreational users (who pursue sport as a hobby)
and an emerging group of lifestyle users.
Lifestyle users, are not necessarily very athletic, but are
choosing to consume sports nutritional products as an initial
building block in leading a healthier lifestyle.
People within this group mainly consume sports nutrition products
in order to provide a refreshing beverage, a quick meal
replacement or simply a healthy snack. Consumers within the group
may also use sports nutrition products to provide an
energy boost during illness, or even when feeling tired.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Most Beneficial
Study: Anti-aging Supplements Most Beneficial When Taken Earlier In Life
June 4, 2010 by Personal Liberty News Desk
Results of a new University of Florida College of Medicine
study suggest anti-aging supplements are most effective when
taken before the onset of old age.
Using an animal model, lead author Christiaan Leeuwenburgh
and his colleagues tested a mixture of anti-aging supplements
on a group of middle-aged and late-aged subjects. The supplements
contained antioxidant coenzyme Q10, creatine and ginseng.
After six weeks, the younger subjects—whose age corresponded to
50-year-old to 65-year-old humans—improved their grip strength
by 12 percent and their neurological function by 66 percent compared
to a cohort of control group participants.
In contrast, older subjects—whose age was comparable to 65-year-old
to 80-year-old men and women—experienced no statistically relevant
improvement in physical or cognitive function.
"It is possible that there is a window during which these compounds
will work, and if the intervention is given after that time it won’t work,"
said researcher Jinze Xu.
However, older subjects who were given the supplements did lower their
levels of oxidative stress and improve their energy levels.
June 4, 2010 by Personal Liberty News Desk
Results of a new University of Florida College of Medicine
study suggest anti-aging supplements are most effective when
taken before the onset of old age.
Using an animal model, lead author Christiaan Leeuwenburgh
and his colleagues tested a mixture of anti-aging supplements
on a group of middle-aged and late-aged subjects. The supplements
contained antioxidant coenzyme Q10, creatine and ginseng.
After six weeks, the younger subjects—whose age corresponded to
50-year-old to 65-year-old humans—improved their grip strength
by 12 percent and their neurological function by 66 percent compared
to a cohort of control group participants.
In contrast, older subjects—whose age was comparable to 65-year-old
to 80-year-old men and women—experienced no statistically relevant
improvement in physical or cognitive function.
"It is possible that there is a window during which these compounds
will work, and if the intervention is given after that time it won’t work,"
said researcher Jinze Xu.
However, older subjects who were given the supplements did lower their
levels of oxidative stress and improve their energy levels.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Glutathione - Most important Antioxidant
"I can tell you without equivocation that glutathione is the most important endogenous antioxidant there is. It is manufactured by the body and is the only antioxidant that can recycle itself."
Such is the judgment of a highly regarded and credentialed scientist who served for 32 years as a senior editor for the prestigious, international Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, and one year as Acting Editor-in-Chief. He didn’t reach this conclusion after a cursory study of glutathione, but only after dedicating 25 years to study this most important of all cell protectors.
He was Adjunct Professor, Center for Drug Design, and Professor Emeritus, Medicinal Chemistry and Toxicology, both at the University of Minnesota. He served as a Senior Scientist for the Veterans Administration.
In addition to his service to Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, he served on the editorial board of the journal Bioconjugate Chemistry for eight years, and as an ad hoc grant reviewer for the NCI and NIAAA, National Institutes of Health. He has published more than 165 papers in peer-reviewed journals, and is the inventor named on ten U.S. and PCT patent applications. He has spent 40 years in research labs at both the University of Minnesota and the V.A. Medical Center in Minneapolis.
We are, of course, referring to Herbert Nagasawa, Ph.D.
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