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About Lorraine C

Lorraine is a contributing author to My Max Wholesale and other health oriented sites included wholeearthhealth.com and the-quality-of-life.com

Reduce Your Cost for a Glutathione Precursor

By Lorraine C | March 23, 2012 - 7:08 pm |November 8, 2012 Cellgevity, Glutathione, MAX PRODUCTS, MAXGXL, MaxONE

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I’ve talked to a lot of people over the last year or two who are involved in supplements – like MaxGXL or MAXONE, but with the US economy in the shape it’s in, they are all searching for a good deal.

If you’re shopping for these products the way you should – which is to have them shipped directly from Max International so you know for sure exactly what you’re getting you can buy MaxGXL here.

The present-day retail prices for MaxONE and MaxGXL respectively are $92.00 and $85.00 and in addition to that you’ll pay shipping and tax. A far better offer is to become a preferred customer to get the wholesale pricing. The wholesale price for MaxGXL and MAX GXL Sport is $69 for a month’s supply. For MaxONE it’s $75.00. It’s a significantly better value than the retail prie and there are advantages to becoming a preferred customer – like access to a truly excellent customer service team. I kid you no,t they are the best trained customer service reps I’ve ever had the pleasure 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 shipping to Canada. And there is the tax- which the company is required to charge.

Currently Max International has an outstanding promotion for customers who are willing to agree to a three month autoship. MaxGXL can be ordered under the Loyalty Program for only $50.00 for a one month supply and MaxONE can be obtained for $60.00 a month. Obviously there is a great advantage for loyalty. Max Internationals newest glutathione precursor – Cellgevity is also available at a discounted loyalty price of $65.00- click here for more info.

If you EVER find MaxGXL or MaxONE offered for sale at less than $50 or $60 dollars a month, question the source of the product you’re shopping for. I’ve heard of individuals who believed they purchased a month’s supply of MaxGXL for only $25.00 only to learn they were delivered just enough for seven days.

This program also applies to the newest glutathione precursor, Cellgevity- reducing the price from $79.00 wholesale to $65.00

Heart Disease and the Cholesterol Connection

By Lorraine C | March 19, 2012 - 7:40 pm |November 8, 2012 Cardio Health, General Health Information, Natural Health, Nutrition

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Cholesterol is a wax-like and fatty substance produced in the liver. Cholesterol is observed in selected foods like red meat, saturated and unsaturated fats, oils, butter, cheese etc.

Cholesterol is essential to keep the body working, but too much of the ‘bad’ cholesterol known as LDL can cause more harm than good. The presence of ‘bad’ cholesterol in the body, may lead to formation of plaque in the arteries, preventing free flow of blood to the heart.

The presence of bad cholesterol or LDL (Low density Lipoprotein) increases the risk of heart attack or heart failures due to blockage of arteries. The arteries are blocked due to formation of plaque in the body. The intake of fatty foods; butter, cheese, oils, raises bad cholesterol and is largely responsible for the accumulation of excessive fat in the arteries.

HDL (High density Lipoprotein) cholesterol is also known as the good cholesterol since HDL cholesterol drives away the bad cholesterol. HDL protects you from heart disease. Elevated levels of HDL may be as important for the heart as low levels of LDL since each contributes to a lowered risk of heart disease.

Triglycerides are yet another kind of fat that travels in the bloodstream. High triglyceride levels may be due to hypothyroidism, diabetes, kidney disease or liver disease or might occur as a result of large intakes of fats, butter, cheese and alcohol.

The ideal way to reduce bad cholesterol is to do it naturally by opting for compound carbohydrates like barley, oats, lentils, wheat, and dried peas in your diet and staying away from simple and refined carbohydrates like sugar, pastries and sweets.

Consume more soluble fiber like fruits, greens and oats, which will significantly boost HDL or good cholesterol levels. The top foods in this category include almonds, apples, apricots, carrots and cabbages – all of which are rich in fiber.

Keep away from smoking and tobacco. Go for a regular walk for at least 45 minutes every single day. In addition, performing yoga and meditation will have twin advantages of quieting both the body and the mind. If you can do these things your bad cholesterol can be decreased in a natural way.

The best bet towards controlling high cholesterol is change in your life style and eating habits.

You Can Avoid Hardening of the Arteries

By Lorraine C | March 15, 2012 - 2:15 am |November 8, 2012 Cardio Health, General Health Information, Natural Health

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The coronary systemis one of the most important parts of the body and when it is not taken care of properly, several unhealthy conditions can arise like hardening of the arteries. Medically, it’s referred to as arteriosclerosis and often appears along with high blood pressure.

The arteries transport O2 and nutrients from the heart to the other parts of the body. Over time, fat deposits can build up in the arteries and harden which then reduces the supply of blood to the organs. When this is not properly handled, the arteries can be come blocked,or worse, the plaque can break free into the blood stream causing heart attacks or stroke.

There are several factors that are associated with hardening of the arteries which are categorized into modifiable and non-modifiable. The non-modifiable factors are those which you can’t change such as hereditary factors, advancing age, gender (males have a higher risk) and race. The modifiable factors are the ones that you can manage which include cigarette smoking, obesity and lack of exercise, eating a diet that is high in saturated fat, high blood pressure, diabetes and high LDL cholesterol levels.

The indicators and symptoms of hardening of the arteries depend on the location of the affected arteries. If it is happening in the arteries that supply the heart, you might experience chest pain, profuse sweating, shortness of breath and anxiety. Arteries that supply blood to the brain when affected will be manifested through numbness or weakness, paralysis typically in one half of the body, loss of speech, blindness and difficulty when swallowing. For the ones that supply the legs, severe leg pain will develop while you walk but disappear when you stop. Kidney failure and high blood pressure are the signs when the arteries affected supply the kidneys.

As to this date, there is no medically recognized cure for hardening of the arteries but the symptoms can be treated with anti-hypertensives, cholesterol decreasing medicines, diuretics and medications to control the chest pain. To re-open the artery when it is blocked, angioplasty is generally performed.

Even if there are non-modifiable factors for hardening of the arteries, you can do a lot to help decrease your risks. Life style changes are warranted and included smoking cessation, choosing a balanced diet that is low in fat and LDL cholesterol, getting enough exercise and maintaining a healthy weight. Hardening of the arteries is a serious cardio vascular disorder so while you can, you have to prevent it.

Tell Me About the Food ACAI

By Lorraine C | March 13, 2012 - 2:43 am |November 9, 2012 Antioxidants, General Health Information, Immune System, Natural Health, Nutrition

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Acai is a Portuguese name for a kind of palm tree that is indigenous to Central and South America. It commonly grows in Brazil and Peru, in swampy areas and floodplains. Scientifically the plant is referred to as Euterpe oleracea. The Portuguese name means a plant that cries or expels water. Currently, acai has become very well-known especially for its fruit; which is small, round and black-purple in color. Acai fruit is used by the indigenous populations in the Brazilian amazon region as food. It is also served as a pulp and a beverage.

Globally, the curiosity in acai has been mainly based on it’s anti-oxidant qualities and of course the use as a weight loss option. The nutritional content of the fruit is composed of proteins, carbohydrates, fat, dietary fiber, nutritional vitamins and low sugar value. In the market, acai is sold as a supporting the immune system of people eating it. It has flavanoids that are responsible for countering conditions such as heart disorders. Extracts of acai are believed to have an effect against peroxyl, peroxynitrite and hydroxyl radicals. Scientists have shown a link between damage caused by free radicals and chronic sicknesses such as cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, cataracts and Alzheimer’s disease among others.

The dense nutritional value of the fruit is also shown to suppress appetite, hence its use as a weight loss option. Acai increases the libido, reduces inflammation and is believed to boost stamina and energy as well as delay some of the signs of growing old

Vitamin C Antioxidant Superfoods – Try Acerola

By Lorraine C | March 8, 2012 - 8:52 pm |November 9, 2012 Antioxidants, General Health Information, Natural Health, Nutrition

A Plaque Buildup in Your Arteries

By Lorraine C | March 6, 2012 - 2:15 pm |November 8, 2012 Cardio Health, General Health Information

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Coronary artery disease means there is a plaque build up in the arteries. The function of the arteries is to supply oxygen rich blood to the body. Essentially, plaque consists of cholesterol, fat, lime scale, and other kinds of dangerous substances that can be found in the blood.

Plaque in the arteries is better known ad Arthrosclerosis. Some of the factors that contribute to arthrosclerosis include family history, individual lifestyle and your overall health history. Plaque starts off developing slowly in the coronary arteries but eventually the supply of oxygenated blood to the heart is strangled.

The man or woman might experience severe pain in chest or gasp for breath as adequate blood is not reaching the heart. As a result, your heart is compelled to work harder for its oxygen. At times this discomfort or pain can be felt in the neck, arms, face and the back.

Over the course of time, the heart muscles become fragile. Nitric Oxide has been shown to dissolve arterial plaque and relax the blood vessels and a product ProArgi9 Plus – an L-Arginine supplement can help your body boost it’s Nitric oxide levels.

Plaque in the arteries or coronary artery disease is a serious condition and the best cure is prevention. Get exercise. Eat a good diet. Steer clear of fatty, oily, fried and high sodium foods. A change in lifestyle and eating habits will help prevent the formation of arterial plaque and improve the free flow of blood to the heart. It is advised to keep away from cigarette smoking and alcoholic drinks, too.

About MaxGXL

By Lorraine C | February 24, 2012 - 11:21 pm |November 8, 2012 MAX PRODUCTS, MAXGXL, Uncategorized

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If you’d like to support your good health with a cost effective and practical idea, you can try increasing your levels of Glutathione. MaxGXL® -the glutathione accelerator is the ideal solution. Max GXL® provides a unique combination of nutrients including Vitamin C, L-Glutamine, N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) and Alpha Lipoic Acid (all supported with a proprietary nutrient blend to aid in absorption) that provide your body with the food it needs to produce Glutathione.

What Is Glutathione? Glutathione is a tripeptide molecule that we all produce naturally. A tripeptide is a combination of three amino acids that are joined with peptide bonds. Glutathione boosts your immune system and detoxifies your cells. Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant that boosts your immune system and helps your body to detoxify and repair damage caused by an inadequate diet, trauma and injuries, your aging systems, environmental pollution, every day stress, infections, drugs, and radiation.

Glutathione (GSH) is best known as the Master Antioxidant. It’s found in each cell of your body. The immediate presence of glutathione within each cell means that it is immediately available to prevent oxidative damage.

You’ve probably already heard of free- radicals or oxyradicals which at this moment are busily stealing electrons in millions of your cells in order to return to a stable state and in so doing are creating new free radicals. Left unchecked, this ongoing chain reaction will eventually cause irreparable damage to your cells, killing them and leaving the dead cells to clutter up your organ systems eventually damaging them in the process or corrupting the DNA leading to mutated cell replication. Antioxidants – (one of the most powerful being glutathione) can stablize free radical molecules and stop the chain reaction.

Glutathione is in every type of cell, including your immune system cells that combat disease. It’s an incredibly important element for your sustained good health and every adult should have an active interest in increasing their declining production of glutathione.

Why Increase Glutathione? – Because with additional Glutathione, you’ll be better able to naturally detoxify your body, enjoy increased energy and support your Immune system. Research has demonstrated that subjects with low levels of glutathione are more vulnerable to chronic illnesses often the result of sustained cellular inflammation thats a sympton of free radical damage. It has the potential to fight almost any disease caused by free radical damage which includes many chronic conditions associated with aging.

Two Very Big Problems

As early as our thirties, production of Glutathione declines dramatically and our available supply is reduced by 10-15% every ten years. By the time we’re in our 40’s our glutathione levels are not much better than your average octagenarian.
Oral glutathione supplements have not proven to be effective as the glutathione is not well absorbed by your body when taken as an oral supplement.

But, MAX GXL® is not a Glutathione supplement -it’s a precursor- something that supplies you with the raw materials to manufacture your own glutathione. Experts agree that supplementing with the right precursors measurably boosts the level of glutathione within the cells of your body.

MaxGXL® is the Glutathione Precursor which was developed by Dr H. Keller. His solution represented such a significant breakthrough development in raising Glutathione levels that it was awarded a composition patent in the United States – something usually reserved for pharmaceuticals.

How effective is MaxGXL® ?

After only three months of using MAXGXL® daily, patients experienced a 400% increase in Glutathione levels. Simply stated – IT WORKS.

We offer MaxGXL® for the best 1 x wholesale price of – $69 or Agree to a 3 Month Autoship and Pay Only $50*

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“You have been bombarded regarding the importance of antioxidants such as vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin D3 and a plethora of others in foods and nutritional supplements. All of them are important. They all pale in comparison to those your body creates everyday.” -Dr. R. H. Keller

Testimonials for MaxGXL®
“Within Three to Four Days I Felt a Difference..”Ernest Chang

“On taking MAXGXL at his managers suggestion while training in 2007…..”Within three to four days, I felt a difference,” he says. “I had a sustained energy level. I sleep better at night and need less sleep than before I started taking Max. My trainer-recuperation ability increased greatly. Not only did I recover faster for each workout, I also recovered faster between sets. The best way I can describe it is like my lungs felt supercharged. Other huge differences were my increased strength and my number of repetitions.”
Ernest Chang – Police Officer & Body Builder

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“Shortly after I started taking MaxGXL® I started experiencing overall increased energy, quicker recovery time after training 5 to 7 hours a day and — most importantly for me — I have experienced little to no swelling in my hips, knees, back, elbows and shoulders after training sessions. I can now see myself being an extreme endurance athlete for years to come, thanks to MaxGXL®.”
Tom Jones 44 Years Old Two Time World Champion Thai Kick Boxer, Extreme Endurance Athlete

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Antioxidants are Important for the Brain

By Lorraine C | February 21, 2012 - 1:05 pm |November 9, 2012 Antioxidants, Cardio Health, Glutathione, MAXGXL, MaxONE

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From your first moment to your last and for every microsecond in between, there is a war raging in every part of your body. Literally millions of these battles happen at the same time with oxy-radicals on one side and antioxidants on the other. It’s a war that affects your lifespan, your vulnerability to many different diseases and without question the quality of your life and health as a senior.

A human brain is highly vulnerable to oxyradical damage because although it only accounts for about 2% of your body mass, about 20% of the oxygen you take in is metabolized in your brain. Free or oxy-radicals – unstable oxygen molecules, are created by many different things, but a major cause is a natural and unavoidable by-product of metabolizing oxygen. Since twenty percent of your oxygen supply is used by your brain, it’s easy to understand that the cells in your brain will be subjected to a high number of free radicals.

Within your brain is a large concentration of fat molecules known as Lipids. Lipids include sterols, waxes, fats and also include a few fat soluble vitamins like E, A, D and K. Lipids store energy. They are signaling molecules and they’re structural components of your cell membranes. Lipid peroxidation is the name given to free radical Lipid damage and a reason for the importance of antioxidant supplements to the health and functioning of your beloved bonce.

Your brain is defended against Lipid peroxidation by antioxidants, and at best from a group called Network Antioxidants or the Antioxidant Network. The network includes Vitamins C, E, CoEnzyme-Q10, glutathione and Lipoic acid. Network Antioxidants function as a team to clear out free radicals in the brain and are also uniquely able to repair each other.

Among the Network Antioxidants, the most important is Glutathione also known as The Master Antioxidant. Glutathione is naturally produced in your body and can be found in each and every cell.

Surprisingly, your brain maintains lower levels of the Master Antioxidant, Glutathione than do other organs and with aging, the total supply is further depleted because our ability to produce Glutathione falls by around ten percent with every decade after our twenties. But your brain must have Glutathione to be healthy.

There is a powerful correlation between Alzheimer’s and aluminum. In a study conducted in 2009 on laboratory rats, two equal groups were purposely given aluminum toxins, but one group was also supplied with free radical scavengers- antioxidants. One group recorded a significant increase in lipid peroxidation that results in a condition known as oxidative stress. Reduced Glutathione and other network antioxidants were also noted. For the group that was provided with the toxins and the antioxidants, none of these changes were measured .

Because of it’s vulnerability to the creation of lipid peroxides a plentiful store of antioxidants (in particular Network Antioxidants and most importantly, Glutathione) is key to sustaining a healthy and functioning brain. While oral glutathione supplements are not considered to be effective, you can take a glutathione precursor like Max One.

Enjoy The Many Health Benefits of Red Wine

By Lorraine C | February 15, 2012 - 3:45 pm |November 9, 2012 Antioxidants, Detoxification, General Health Information, Natural Health, Nutrition

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Resveratrol can be referred to as substance which is naturally created by many plants as part of the organic defenses–to safeguard them from the outcomes linked with overcrowding, extreme weather and attacks from bugs and disease. Resveratrol exhibits a powerful antioxidant action within animals and for these benefits, Resveratrol is included in AIO- a nutritional supplement drink.

Several tests demonstrating the health advantages of reasonable dark- red wine consumption started the study on the benefits of resveratrol about ten years back. Red wine is different from white wines in that it’s fermented using the grape skins (which contain resveratrol). After fermentation the resveratrol is also in the completed red wine. Red wine also makes better gravy- perhaps not a key health issue, but certainly something worth noting. :-))

Current research on animals demonstrates resveratrol can significantly increase expected life, boost stamina, and imitate the medical advantages of a calorie limited eating plan. Also, resveratrol is an effective antioxidant that can help lessen inflammation and heart disease. In a nutshell, resveratrol is very valuable!

Reseratrol is a natural anti-diabetic compound and helps maintain glucose levels and increase insulin sensitivity. It could help reduce dependencies on medications for some people.

Many research studies have found it to increase testosterone production. For athletes this a natural and healthy aid to gain muscle. By raising the body’s own production of testosterone, muscle strength, mass, and recovery from physical exercise is improved.

Resveratrol can be used in pill form and has a seventy percent assimilation rate. This is much higher than many other supplemented nutritional vitamins and minerals. Studies have found that when taken with meals the total absorption is improved. It is suggested to take 250 mg of Resveratrol, three times a day.

Cardio Vascular Disease and Some of its Causes

By Lorraine C | February 13, 2012 - 1:42 pm |November 9, 2012 Cardio Health, General Health Information, Natural Health

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Cardiovascular disorder is a general term given to describe a wide range of conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels. There are two main groups of risk factors. The first are those risk factors that can’t be changed, such family history or gender.

The second category of risk factors are those than can be affected by your choices and behaviours and include things like, obesity, high blood pressure, smoking, high cholesterol, lack of exercise and adult onset diabetes. This is the more dangerous group of risk factors and will more often result in heart problems. However by modifying or eliminating these risks, we have the ability to reduce the chance of being afflicted with cardio vascular diseases.

The list of cardio vascular diseases includes rheumatic heart sickness, irregular heartbeat, stroke, heart attack, high blood pressure and congenital heart failure. As far as age is concerned, the majority of people in high risk groups are between 35 and 64 years old. That is an age range that’s younger than I would have expected, but then heart disease is a leading cause of death in America.

Due to the life style of many Americans the death rate will be even worse in the years to come, unless individuals are prepared to make some fairly drastic changes in the way they live. The high obesity rate in the United States in youngsters as well as adults is staggering. The stresses of high pressure urban life also contribute to the incidences of high blood pressure. Type II adult onset diabetes is no longer just an adult ailment, but also now a disease appearing among adolescents. Once again, looking for causes, the finger is pointed directly at obesity.

There is hope for reducing the incidence of heart disease. More information is available to the public about the high stakes involved in modifying the risk factors before a diagnosis of cardiovascular disease is made. But, the problem can be hidden until it is too late. A routine annual physical with your health care provider is a good step to take and an easy one. Listen to what you’re told about your personal risk factors. But honestly, your health is in your own hands. No one needs to be told if they’re overweight or inactive, but it seems that many people need a bit of a kick now and then to take the steps necessary to fix the problem.