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Inflammation – Something You Should Know

By Lorraine C | February 3, 2012 - 8:38 pm |November 9, 2012 Antioxidants, Cellgevity, General Health Information, Glutathione, Health Benefits, MAXGXL, MaxONE, Pain Relief

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The biggest problems with inflammation are that it’s a painful condition that can also quite destructive.
Inflammation is a process by which the body’s white blood cells and chemicals protect us from infection and alien substances like toxins, bacteria and viruses. But, in auto immune diseases, the immune system inappropriately triggers inflammation when there are no foreign substances to fight off and creates damage to its own cells. Your immune system assaults normal tissues as if they are diseased or contaminated. When inflammation occurs, chemicals from the body’s white blood cells are released into the bloodstream and/or affected tissues in an effort to rid the body of alien toxins. This release of chemicals increases the flow of blood to the immediate area and can cause redness, warmth and swelling . Unfortunately, the inflammatory process may stimulate nerves and cause significant pain.

Arthritis is a well known term that describes inflammation in joints. Some, but not all, types of arthritis are the fallout from misdirected inflammation. Some types of inflammatory arthritis include: rheumatoid arthritis, bursitis and tendinitis and Gouty arthritis.

While not all need to be present, the basic symptoms of inflammation are swelling, redness, pain or stiffness in the joint and a decrease or loss in function Another thing, inflammation might come with general “flu-like” symptoms; fever, feeling chilled, headaches, a lack of energy, lack of appetite and muscle stiffness.

While the immediate pain caused by inflammation is lousy enough, the increased number of cells and fluid can, in the long term, damage the cartilage (cushions at the end of bones) and joint lining. Inflammation can also attack organs. The type of symptoms depends on which organs are affected:

Pain might not be the first symptom of organ inflammation, since many organs don’t have many pain-sensitive nerves.

There are a variety of treatment options for inflammatory diseases, but as a rule, the medical community seems to prefer prescription anti-inflammatories, pain medication, rest, exercise, and surgery to correct joint damage.

The goals of treating inflammation are to:

What’s missing are any preventative ideas or treatment courses designed to essentially help your body by increasing your antioxidant intake, making dietary improvements, reducing stress in your life and dealing with everyday toxins – because they truly are everywhere. Antioxidants support your immune system and help your body to fight toxins as are natural inflammation fighters.

Glutathione – Natural Relief for Chronic Pain

By Lorraine C | January 20, 2012 - 7:16 pm |November 9, 2012 Cellgevity, Glutathione, MAXGXL, MaxONE, Pain Relief

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Are you suffering from chronic pain?

Chronic pain – by definition – is recurrent and long lasting. It can persist for weeks or (as happens all too often) for years. Chronic pain isn’t the immediate result of a traceable injury. The fact is that if you get injured, it’s going to hurt the next day. Pain is your body’s way of telling you that something’s physically wrong. For many sprains and twists, the pain you feel after the injury is caused by cellular inflammation.

In that sense, the immediate pain and chronic pain share a connection. That connection is inflammation. Inflammation is frequently a common chronic condition that lots of people suffer from without even being aware of it. But if the symptom of the inflammation is pain, we will pay attention.

Inflammation is frequently created from an unchecked cycle of free radical damage inside our cells. One reason that the damage can continue is that there might not be enough antioxidants in the body to scavenge the free radicals. There are many types of free radicals and many types of antioxidants that can deal with them, but not all antioxidants are created equal and one of the most valuable is Glutathione .

Glutathione is often referred to as the Body’s Master Antioxidant, because it’s found in every cell of your body. Because it’s in every cell, glutathione is totally adapted to support the removal of all types of free radicals. It’s too bad that, as we get older we produce decreasing amounts of glutathione.

So getting to the point, one thing you can do – and something that has worked for people suffering from chronic pain- is to boost the level of antioxidants in your system so that you can eliminate the free radicals and reduce the inflammation. You can increase your intake of Vitamins E and C. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables and to enhance your glutathione production you can take MaxGXL, MaxONE or Cellgevity.

Go to Whole Earth Health or call 1-866-993-6243 (Toll Free) to order any of these products.

MAXGXL New Packaging

By mymax | November 17, 2011 - 7:32 pm |February 24, 2012 MAX PRODUCTS, MAXGXL

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If you’re a regular Max GXL user you’ll soon have a chance to see the new packaging. Launched in November and coming as quite a surprise to those who were expecting to see their favorite red box show up with their autoship, the new MaxGXL features all 180 caps in a monthly dose packaged in a plastic bottle.

With the big, bold MAXGXL logo, there’s no question about what product is inside, but the people who loved to carry their afternoon dose of MAXGXL around in their pocket or purse in one of the little 3-cap cello packs will – I’m sorry to say- be disappointed.

I’m not. I love the new packaging for two big reasons.

My MAXGXL takes up less space to store- I moved recently and my new kitchen is a lot smaller than the old one and I really appreciate how much less space this bottle takes over the old boxes in a sleeve.

Less Waste! What a pleasure it is when a big company like Max International wakes up an stops wasting that cardboard (save those trees) and the non recyclable thermoset plastic from the old packaging.

Glutathione and the Antioxidant Network

By Lorraine C | November 9, 2011 - 9:31 pm |November 9, 2012 Antioxidants, Cellgevity, Glutathione, MAXGXL, MaxONE

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Antioxidants are our body’s primary protection against the harm triggered by free radicals which contribute to many chronic inflammatory and degenerative problems. Oxy radicals are the root cause of premature aging. Among all the antioxidants, a group of five are acknowledged as Network Antioxidants. This group of both fat and water soluble antioxidants work together to assist your cells and do the job together to support each other.

How Network Antioxidants work

When an antioxidant passes an electron to correct or repair a free radical, it actually becomes one, but a benign one without the capacity to continue the chain reaction. Unfortunately, when they become oxidized, antioxidants can no longer perform effectively. But, what is unique about the network antioxidants is that are able to regenerate each other and carry on the cycle of searching out and repairing free radicals.

Even though they do the job together, the network antioxidants fulfill diverse jobs. The fat soluble ones, namely CoQ-10 and Vitamin E protect the fatty cell wall and the cell mitochondria, while the water soluble antioxidants, Glutathione and Vitamin C protect the center of the cell. ALA – Alpha Lipoic Acid is unique in that it is both fat and water soluble.

Vitamin C is the link which joins the fat soluble and water soluble antioxidants in the network and is primarily responsible for rejuvenating Vitamin E when it becomes oxidized.

Vitamin E is closely aligned with heart disease prevention, because it’s the only antioxidant that can reach fatty parts of the cell that are not reachable to the rest of the network. It’s actually not a single compound but is instead a group of fat soluble alcohols.

CoQ-10 or CoEnzyme Q-10 is present in all your cells, where it is concentrated in the mitochondria, the component of your cell that creates energy. Mitochondria are susceptible to free radical injury which has been evidenced as a loss of energy as we age. Additionally, CoQ-10 contributes in the regeneration of Vitamins C, E and Glutathione.

Glutathione, popularly recognized as the Body’s Master antioxidant is continuall circulating through your cells, repairing your immune cells and cleansing cellular waste from your body. It supports the rejuvenation of all of the remaining network antioxidants. Raising your glutathione levels helps protect you from various inflammatory conditions, autoimmune diseases, chronic fatigue syndrome, asthma and others.

Alpha Lipoic Acid is unique amongst the Network Antioxidants in that it is both fat and water soluable and can help both the fatty membrane and water based interior of your cells. It is also uniquely capable of repairing itself and notably can regenerate the other network antioxidants including glutathione. It helps to avert muscle damage during tough workouts.

Like glutathione and CoEnzyme Q-10, ALA is created by your body, but the production capacity declines substantially as we age.

Alpha Linolenic Acid

By Lorraine C | November 1, 2011 - 1:35 pm |November 9, 2012 Antioxidants, Cellgevity, Glutathione, MAXGXL

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ALA Alpha-Linolenic acid is is something that confused me at first. I was researching ALA which is found in Cellgevity and learned – much ot my surprise that ALA not only stands for Alpha Lipoic Acid- which is an ingredient in Cellgevity but also Alpha Linolenic acid which is something completely different.

Alpha linolenic acid is a polyunsaturated, omega-3 fatty acid originally identified by A. Rollet in 1909. It is most effortlessly found in seed oils like walnut, canola, soybean hemp and flax . It’s also observed in the membranes responsible for photosynthesis in broad leafed, green plants (thylakoid membranes).

Other outstanding, although less acknowledged sources of ALA are Perilla, Kiwifruit and Chia . Perilla oil is extracted from the seeds of the Perilla family, a.k.a the mint family. Although in the west it is used principally in the paint industry, (like linseed oil) in the east it is used for its content of ALA giving it antioxidant qualities and a significant content of vitamins and minerals . Chia is not always associated with the pets of the same name. Chia is also known as Salvia hispanica. It is another member of the mint family.

ALA is one of the essential fatty acids and what this means is that it can only be obtained from our diets. We are unable to create any of the essential fatty acids on our own.

Research conducted over the years on Alpha-linolenic acid have connected it to many beneficial outcomes including a decreased chance of cardiovascular disease. In 2005, a study conducted on young adults revealed that daily amounts of ALA diminished the levels of anxiety and stress among the subjects and a reduction of cortisol levels was objectively measured. This finding was abundantly supported in a 2011 study conducted by Harvard University on 50,000 women that over a period of ten years, found that a higher intake of ALAa-linolenic acid combined with a reduced intake of linoleic acid was connected with a substantial decrease in depression.

ALA is also a impressive antioxidant, known to combat numerous forms of oxidative stress and to help recycle other antioxidants.

Regrettably, due to the requirement that commercial food processors have for characteristics like “spread ability” which requires that ALA be partially hydrogenated, the most available source of ALA – soybeans, are being genetically modified to produce reduced amounts of ALA and linoleic acid.

While still being assessed for its advantages relative to heart health, a modest consumption of dietary ALA could prove beneficial for the primary and secondary reduction of coronary heart disease.

That’s the scoop on Alpha Linolenic Acid.

Medical Conditions Associated with Low Glutathione

By Lorraine C | October 21, 2011 - 7:18 pm |November 27, 2014 Antioxidants, General Health Information, Glutathione, Health Benefits, MAXGXL, MaxONE

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Many people have been asking me about a list of the medical conditions that are known to be associated and affected by lowered levels of glutathione. Most of them are looking to better understand the reasons why they should buy a glutathione precursor

What’s very important to understand is that this is not a list of conditions caused by reduced glutathione and they cannot be cured if all you do is increase your glutathione but reduced glutathione is a factor.

Here’s the list, broken down based on the body part/system:

Heart

Angina,Positive stress tests, Heart Attack, Spastic/Unstable Angina

Brain and Nerves

Depression, Schizophrenia, Alzheimer’s, Bipolar Disease, ADHD, MS, Huntington’s Disease, Migraine, Parkinson’s, Autism, Lou Gehrig’s Disease

Infectious Diseases

Influenza including Bird Flu, Common upper respiratory viral infections, Herpes Simplex, Herpes zoster/shingles, gastroenteritis, HIV

Auto Immune

Rheumatoid Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Systemic Lupis Erythematosus, MS, Systemic Sclerosis Syndrome

Skin

Psoriasis, Wrinkles and sagging skin, Acne, Eczema, Atopic Dermatitis

Oncology

All studied cancers are associated with lowered glutathione levels

Child Bearing

Infertility, spontaneous abortions, PMS

Overall Health

Obesity, Immune Sygnalling, Heavy Metal Poisoning, Alcholism, Inflammation,

Breathing

Chronic Bronchitis, Smoking, Emphysema (COPD), Asthma, Pulmonary Fibrosis

Eyes

Cataracts & Macular Degeneration

Ways to Buy MaxONE and MAXGXL

By mymax | September 28, 2011 - 7:23 pm |November 9, 2012 Glutathione, MAX PRODUCTS, MAXGXL, MaxONE

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I’ve spoken to many people in the last few months who are involved in supplements – like MaxGXL or MAXONE, but with the US economy in the shape it’s in, they are all looking for a good offer.

There are a number of factors that contribute to the price of MaxGXL and MAXONE – the glutathione accelerator but if you’re purchasing these products the way you should – which is to have them shipped directly from Max International in full month supplies, there are some affordable price ranges you can anticipate.

The current retail prices for MaxONE and MaxGXL respectively are $92.00 and $85.00 and in addition to that you should anticipate to pay shipping and tax. A much better deal is to become a preferred customer which will give you access to the wholesale pricing. The Wholesale price for MaxGXL and MAX GXL sport is $69 for a 1 month supply. For MaxONE it’s $75.00. That – pretty certainly is a considerably better price than the retail and there are positive aspects to becoming a preferred customer – like entry to a truly fantastic customer service group. I kid you not they are the best trained customer service representatives I’ve ever had the enjoyment to deal with. As well as the product you will pay a flat shipping charge of $9.95 in the USA and $12.95 for delivery to Canada. And there is the tax. I experience a great deal of resistance to paying the sales tax, but you ought to understand that a company like Max International has representatitves in each and every state and so the company needs to collect the sales tax.

At this time Max International has an outstanding promotion for consumers who are inclined to commit to a 3 month autoship. MaxGXL can be bought under this new Loyalty Program for only $60.00 for a 1 month supply and MAXGXL can be bought for $50.00 a month. Clearly there is a excellent payback for loyalty.

If you EVER see MaxGXL or MaxONE offered for sale at less than $50 or $60 dollars a month, question the source of the product you’re getting. I’ve heard of individuals who thought they bought a month’s supply of MaxGXL for only $25.00 only to find out they were delivered only enough for a week.

But to buy MaxONE for Less – call 1 866-993-6243 and ask about the Loyalty program

Save on MaxGXL, MaxOne, MaxATP & Max N-FUZE – The Max International Loyalty Program

By mymax | August 18, 2011 - 5:18 pm |October 27, 2012 Cellgevity, Max N-Fuze, MAX PRODUCTS, MaxATP, MAXGXL, MaxONE

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For both new and already loyal users of MaxGXL, Max GXL Sport, MaxONE, MaxATP and Max N-FUZE and Cellgevity, Max International has introduced a Customer Loyalty Program that will add convenience and save you money. In fact, considering that you can save $19.00 a box on MaxGXL and Max GXL Sport and $15.00 off a one month supply of MAXONE, Max N-FUZE or a half pack of Max ATP, there are some terrific savings to be had on this program.

The offer is simple – Sign up for an autoship and commit to stay on it for at least three months. In exchange for your commitment to invest in your health for the next three months – you get an incredible deal. At the end of three months, you will have lived up to your end of the bargain. After that, should you choose, you can cancel anytime without penalty. If you cancel within the first three months however, there is a cancellation fee of $60.00 for each product unit you have on the loyalty program.

Signing up for the Loyalty program is simple. Call 1-866-993-6243. We’ll take your information and get you started. If you’re already an autoship customer, talk to your distributor or call Max International about the Loyalty Program.

Strengthen Your Liver with Antioxidants – Glutathione

By mymax | June 20, 2011 - 8:34 pm |February 24, 2012 Antioxidants, Detox, Detoxification, General Health Information, Glutathione, Immune System, MAXGXL, MaxONE

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The liver is your body’s detoxification center. Think of it if you’d like as your systems washing machine. It isn’t a particularly glamorous job and the liver is rarely acknowledged along with organs like the brain or the heart for the valuable work it does. The simple fact however, is that without your liver’s cleaning action, countless toxins, including environmental pollutants, chemical food additives, impurities in the water, smoke, bacteria, fungi, parasites and viruses will spill into your bloodstream and be free to travel through the body to attack the heart, lungs and brain.

In addition to protecting us from the onslaught of toxins from outside of our body, the liver protects us from toxins that we produce. Toxins can result from nutritional deficiencies, which are becoming increasing – and truly – inexcusably more common, because of poor eating habits and some of our conventional farming practices that are resulting in nutritionally deficient foods. Unfortunately, the body has an outstanding storehouse for toxins. We can store toxins in our fat, literally for years and then, in times of stress, or fasting, or dieting or even as a result of what should be healthy exercise, we finally metabolize those fats and release the toxins back into our bloodstream. The sudden influx puts great pressure on our livers.

It’s also impossible to mention the liver and not also mention Cirrhosis, the name that refers to end stage liver disease where years of chronic inflammation, usually (but not always) caused by one specific toxin – alcohol- have created such an extensive build up of scar tissue that there simply isn’t enough of the functioning liver left to do its job. The result is death (unless you get a transplant). Liver Disease is the 4^th leading cause of death among 30-50 year olds.

Antioxidants are vital to the health and functioning of the liver in two key ways- to remove toxins from our body and to protect it.

Antioxidants help the liver cleanse toxins from the blood. In other words they support the detoxification function itself. During the second phase of detoxification, the liver releases large amounts of enzymes and antioxidants, including glutathione into the body in order to neutralize the toxins that have not already been modified by the liver directly in the first stage. You see, the liver can only do so much and it (along with the rest of the body) relies on antioxidants to cleanse toxins and free radicals before they can build up.

When the level of glutathione falls, usually as a result of a sustained intake of toxins, the liver is not able to do its job properly. It can become damaged by free radicals, all too soon reaching a state of oxidative stress that, among other things can result in inflammation. Left too long, in an attempt to protect itself, the liver produces scar tissue and the Cirrhosis cycle begins.

Unfortunately, chronic alcohol abuse is not the only source of toxins that can damage our liver. Let’s face it, our world and our lives are filled with toxins and stressors, so taking steps to protect the health of our liver is vital.

When you boost your level of antioxidants and your production of glutathione you’re helping your liver clean toxins from your blood and you’re ensuring that it can support your other organs by releasing key antioxidants like glutathione throughout your body to prevent systemic damage from oxidative stress. You’re also ensuring the liver has enough glutathione to protect itself from the damage that can be caused by free radicals and the heavy load of toxins we deal with. A stressed, inflamed liver affects the health of every organ in your body.

Eat a healthy diet, rich in raw fruits and vegetables. Cut down on stimulants like caffeine and on depressants like alcohol and nicotine. Drink at least 2 quarts of water a day and in addition to ensuring that your body has a rich supply of antioxidants, you might also with to consider supplementing your diet with digestive enzymes like Protease, Lipase or Amylase to aid in your digestion of proteins, fats and carbohydrates. When your digestive system works effectively it reduces the toxins that your liver needs to manage.

Natural Relief for Chronic Pain

By mymax | April 28, 2011 - 2:38 pm |February 24, 2012 General Health Information, Glutathione, MAXGXL, MaxONE, Pain Relief, Uncategorized

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I’m not an official health practitioner and so you’ll receive a health consultation from this article . But what you will get is a considered perspective about something you can check into if you’re suffering because of chronic pain.

Chronic pain – by definition – is long lasting and/or recurrent . It can continue for months or- happens all too often – for years. Chronic pain isn’t the immediate result of a traceable injury . The fact is that if you severely twist an ankle when you’re out running , it’s going to hurt the for a while . Pain is natures way of telling you that something’s physically wrong. For lots of injuries and strains , the pain you feel the next day is caused by the inflammation caused in the cells .

Along this line , the immediate pain and chronic pain share a connetcion . That connection is inflammation. Inflammation is frequently common chronic condition that lots of people have even if we don’t know about it. But if a result of the inflammation is pain, we will pay attention .

Inflammation is often a result of an out-of-control action of free radical damage inside our cells. One explanation for the unchecked damage is that there are not enough antioxidants available to clean up the free radicals. There are lots of types of free radicals and a variety of antioxidants that can fight them, but not all of them are equally useful and one of the most valuable is an antioxidant called glutathione .

Glutathione is frequently called the body’s Master Antioxidant for the simple reason that it’s found in each cell of your body. Since it is meant to always be at the scene of the crime , glutathione is uniquely adapted to remove free radicals everywhere . It’s too bad that , as we get older we make decreasing amounts of the Master Antioxidant .

So getting to the point , one tactic you can try – which has been effective for people suffering from chronic pain is to increase the level of antioxidants in your system in order to eliminate the free radicals and reduce the inflammation. You can increase your levels of Vitamins C and E . Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables and to enhance your glutathione production you can take MaxGXL or MaxONE.

Try MaxGXL instead of a Glutathione supplement.