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MAX GXL - The Glutathione Accelerator
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very effective itong maxgxl. been using this for more than 5years, wala pang office ang max international dito sa pinas nag oorder na kami from u.s.
now, my family is enjoying this product for free. blessed din kami ng $2,000 average monthly income.
now, my family is enjoying this product for free. blessed din kami ng $2,000 average monthly income.
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Studies suggested that increased levels of glutathione helps to improve the response to interferon treatment in the cases with hepatitis. It was confirmed that oxidative stress occurred in patients with chronic hepatitis and the studies also showed that the levels of free radicals was correlated with the activity of the hepatitis.
In another study conducted in Italy, improved glutathione levels with high intravenous doses in patients with fatty livers, secondary to alcoholic hepatitis or viral hepatitis (B or C), were marked to show improvement in liver tests, which lasted for several months, after the GSH treatment.
It was found that there was a presence of free radicals due to oxidation of lipids in patients with alcoholic liver disease. Therefore it was concluded that oxidant stress contributes to the deterioration of the liver disease.
Studies made it clear that:
* Oxygen and other toxic free radicals, resulting from oxidative stress, occurred in chronic liver disease, which contribute to liver damage in various common types of chronic hepatitis.
* Levels of antioxidants in blood and liver, mostly those of L-glutathione, are found to be lower in these patients compared to others.
* Thirdly, higher levels of L-glutathione have shown to improve liver cell damage as reflected by standard liver tests. In chronic hepatitis C, increase of glutathione not only impairs Virus C replication but also renders interferon anti-viral therapy to be more effective.
In another study conducted in Italy, improved glutathione levels with high intravenous doses in patients with fatty livers, secondary to alcoholic hepatitis or viral hepatitis (B or C), were marked to show improvement in liver tests, which lasted for several months, after the GSH treatment.
It was found that there was a presence of free radicals due to oxidation of lipids in patients with alcoholic liver disease. Therefore it was concluded that oxidant stress contributes to the deterioration of the liver disease.
Studies made it clear that:
* Oxygen and other toxic free radicals, resulting from oxidative stress, occurred in chronic liver disease, which contribute to liver damage in various common types of chronic hepatitis.
* Levels of antioxidants in blood and liver, mostly those of L-glutathione, are found to be lower in these patients compared to others.
* Thirdly, higher levels of L-glutathione have shown to improve liver cell damage as reflected by standard liver tests. In chronic hepatitis C, increase of glutathione not only impairs Virus C replication but also renders interferon anti-viral therapy to be more effective.
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Iif you think that glutathione is a whitening substance, then you are one of the misinformed. --- "Your life depends on glutathione. Without it, your cells would disintegrate from unrestrained oxidation, your body would have little resistance to bacteria, viruses and cancer, and your liver would shrivel up from the eventual accumulation of toxins."
-Dr. Jimmy Gutman, MD, FACEP
Dr.Jimmy Gutman an Gluthation Expert Video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eal5TdsttI
-Dr. Jimmy Gutman, MD, FACEP
Dr.Jimmy Gutman an Gluthation Expert Video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eal5TdsttI
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paanu ako oorder nito ts? meet up ba ito or shipping?
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I can only do shipping for now kasi nasa Cebu pa ako....shipping will be 1 day and it's free na
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This is why I take Food supplement like MaxGXL....
Lifestyle diseases' are new threat to Asia: WHO
Agence France-Presse
Posted at 10/21/2013 11:03 PM | Updated as of 10/22/2013 9:36 AM
MANILA - Asia-Pacific countries face serious challenges from "lifestyle" diseases and ageing populations even as they overcome more traditional illnesses, the World Health Organisation's regional director said Monday.
Western Pacific WHO director Shin Young-soo said such ailments, often arising from a change in diets and less exercise, were sharply rising in Asian nations.
He said recent studies showed that as many as 12 percent of Chinese adults had diabetes, while as many as 50 percent had a "pre-diabetes" condition, meaning they were on the borderline of developing the illness.
This was a huge jump from the estimated 3-4 percent diabetics in China's adult population in the 1990s.
About 10 percent of adults in countries like South Korea, Japan and even Vietnam also had diabetes, Shin told reporters at a WHO regional meeting in the Philippine capital.
"It is because of the big change in our diets in the last 30-40 years' time. There is also a very interesting observation that Asian people... tend to have more diabetes than Western people," he said.
"We must have behaviour change. The whole society must tackle the issue," Shin said.
Other non-communicable ailments like hypertension and high cholesterol were also on the increase despite the fact that they could all be prevented, he said.
Shin said countries such as some Pacific island nations were experiencing diabetes among 40 percent of adults while 75 to 80 percent were suffering from obesity.
"Over many years, this will lead to huge health care costs. Societies will lose this productive labour power," he warned.
Shin also said ageing populations in some Asia-Pacific countries like Australia, Japan and China would force these nation to spend more on caring for the elderly.
Other problems facing the region like relatively high rates of blindness and the spread of drug-resistant diseases will also be discussed at the WHO meeting being held in Manila this week.
Source: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/lifestyl...are-new-threat-asia-who#.UmXDa1iR2R8.facebook
Lifestyle diseases' are new threat to Asia: WHO
Agence France-Presse
Posted at 10/21/2013 11:03 PM | Updated as of 10/22/2013 9:36 AM
MANILA - Asia-Pacific countries face serious challenges from "lifestyle" diseases and ageing populations even as they overcome more traditional illnesses, the World Health Organisation's regional director said Monday.
Western Pacific WHO director Shin Young-soo said such ailments, often arising from a change in diets and less exercise, were sharply rising in Asian nations.
He said recent studies showed that as many as 12 percent of Chinese adults had diabetes, while as many as 50 percent had a "pre-diabetes" condition, meaning they were on the borderline of developing the illness.
This was a huge jump from the estimated 3-4 percent diabetics in China's adult population in the 1990s.
About 10 percent of adults in countries like South Korea, Japan and even Vietnam also had diabetes, Shin told reporters at a WHO regional meeting in the Philippine capital.
"It is because of the big change in our diets in the last 30-40 years' time. There is also a very interesting observation that Asian people... tend to have more diabetes than Western people," he said.
"We must have behaviour change. The whole society must tackle the issue," Shin said.
Other non-communicable ailments like hypertension and high cholesterol were also on the increase despite the fact that they could all be prevented, he said.
Shin said countries such as some Pacific island nations were experiencing diabetes among 40 percent of adults while 75 to 80 percent were suffering from obesity.
"Over many years, this will lead to huge health care costs. Societies will lose this productive labour power," he warned.
Shin also said ageing populations in some Asia-Pacific countries like Australia, Japan and China would force these nation to spend more on caring for the elderly.
Other problems facing the region like relatively high rates of blindness and the spread of drug-resistant diseases will also be discussed at the WHO meeting being held in Manila this week.
Source: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/lifestyl...are-new-threat-asia-who#.UmXDa1iR2R8.facebook
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MaxGXL is clinically proven in a double-blind, cross-over study to raise Glutathione levels by 292%
and increase Human Growth Hormone markers DHEA and IGF-1 by 40% (average clinical results).
Low Glutathione levels result in illnesses, infections, and inflammation.
The graph below shows the increase in glutathione levels experienced by 4 groups of people. Group 1 was
tested after 6 months of use, while Groups 2, 3 and 4 were tested after only 3 months of the MaxGXL regimen.
View attachment 142753
http://www.slideshare.net/connieclark/articlemaxgxlclinicalstudieswithgraphsnew
and increase Human Growth Hormone markers DHEA and IGF-1 by 40% (average clinical results).
Low Glutathione levels result in illnesses, infections, and inflammation.
The graph below shows the increase in glutathione levels experienced by 4 groups of people. Group 1 was
tested after 6 months of use, while Groups 2, 3 and 4 were tested after only 3 months of the MaxGXL regimen.
View attachment 142753
http://www.slideshare.net/connieclark/articlemaxgxlclinicalstudieswithgraphsnew
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nakakaputi po ito? ahaha
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available ba toh sa Watson or any drug store... 
buko d ditto anu pa mas maganda brand ng Glutha.. gusto kasi kuminis ng mama ko..
buko d ditto anu pa mas maganda brand ng Glutha.. gusto kasi kuminis ng mama ko..- Thread Starter
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MaxGXL Formula: Ingredients
MaxGXL is a patented formula*, consisting of the ingredients listed below. It is taken orally in capsular form, with the serving size consisting of three capsules. The suggested usage is one serving in the morning and a second serving in the afternoon.
Vitamin C
(as Calcium Ascorbate USP) 250 mg.
While the beneficial effects of vitamin C have been extensively documented, its role in MaxGXL is to aid in the transport of NAC across cell membranes and to conserve cytosolic glutathione stores.
L-Glutamine
750 mg.
The amino acid, L-Glutamine, supports the health and function of the GI tract by nourishing the tissue. It has also been shown to have beneficial effects on the liver and the immune system. Its role in MaxGXL is to additionally preserve intracellular NADPH, which is required for glutathione recycling.
N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC)
375 mg.
The rate limiting substrate for the body to synthesize glutathione is the amino acid, Cysteine, of which NAC is a derivative. By itself, NAC has been used in medicine for decades in the treatment of acetaminophen overdose, as well as the long-term management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD). It is also thought to have a role in protecting the kidneys from the toxic effects of contrast dye.
Alpha Lipoic Acid
75 mg.
Lipoic acid plays the role of increasing the de novo synthesis of reduced cellular glutathione by improving the utilization of cysteine.
Cordyceps
This is a caterpillar fungus has been known for centuries to Tibetan, Chinese, and folk medicines as an aphrodisiac as well as for its ability to treat diverse ailments from fatigue to cancer.
N-Acetyl-D-Glucosamine (NAG)
NAG is an important precursor for the biosynthesis of the glycocalyx, a viscous mucosa that protects the GI tract from bacterial, acidic, and enzymatic exposure while permitting the selective absorption of nutrients into the body.
Quercetin
Quercetin eliminates toxic substances from the liver. It is additionally anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and antibacterial.
Silimarin
From Milk Thistle Extract (Silybum marianum)
The role of silimarin** is to improve and restore liver function by quenching potentially toxic free radical chemical species and promoting protein synthesis leading to new liver cell growth.
*U.S. Patent 6,262,019; Other International and U.S. Patents pending.
**Various spellings of silimarin are found in the scientific and medical literature.
MaxGXL is a patented formula*, consisting of the ingredients listed below. It is taken orally in capsular form, with the serving size consisting of three capsules. The suggested usage is one serving in the morning and a second serving in the afternoon.
Vitamin C
(as Calcium Ascorbate USP) 250 mg.
While the beneficial effects of vitamin C have been extensively documented, its role in MaxGXL is to aid in the transport of NAC across cell membranes and to conserve cytosolic glutathione stores.
L-Glutamine
750 mg.
The amino acid, L-Glutamine, supports the health and function of the GI tract by nourishing the tissue. It has also been shown to have beneficial effects on the liver and the immune system. Its role in MaxGXL is to additionally preserve intracellular NADPH, which is required for glutathione recycling.
N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC)
375 mg.
The rate limiting substrate for the body to synthesize glutathione is the amino acid, Cysteine, of which NAC is a derivative. By itself, NAC has been used in medicine for decades in the treatment of acetaminophen overdose, as well as the long-term management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD). It is also thought to have a role in protecting the kidneys from the toxic effects of contrast dye.
Alpha Lipoic Acid
75 mg.
Lipoic acid plays the role of increasing the de novo synthesis of reduced cellular glutathione by improving the utilization of cysteine.
Cordyceps
This is a caterpillar fungus has been known for centuries to Tibetan, Chinese, and folk medicines as an aphrodisiac as well as for its ability to treat diverse ailments from fatigue to cancer.
N-Acetyl-D-Glucosamine (NAG)
NAG is an important precursor for the biosynthesis of the glycocalyx, a viscous mucosa that protects the GI tract from bacterial, acidic, and enzymatic exposure while permitting the selective absorption of nutrients into the body.
Quercetin
Quercetin eliminates toxic substances from the liver. It is additionally anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and antibacterial.
Silimarin
From Milk Thistle Extract (Silybum marianum)
The role of silimarin** is to improve and restore liver function by quenching potentially toxic free radical chemical species and promoting protein synthesis leading to new liver cell growth.
*U.S. Patent 6,262,019; Other International and U.S. Patents pending.
**Various spellings of silimarin are found in the scientific and medical literature.
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