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Oral Glutathione: The Big Problem

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Discovered over 100 years ago, Glutathione is the most abundant antioxidant found in the body’s cells. In addition to the Glutathione supplied through nutrition and diet, the body produces its own Glutathione.

Glutathione made naturally by the body and provided through nutritional intake yields dozens of health benefits. It’s a cellular ally and defender that is scientifically known to help promote whole-body health and wellness. Glutathione boosts countless cellular maintenance functions and a healthy immune system. A publication on Glutathione from Medical News Today reports that:

Glutathione is a vital antioxidant that supports various elements of human health… Studies have suggested that low glutathione levels may contribute to different disease states.1

As the body progresses past age twenty, Glutathione levels begin to decline. And, with time, the available cysteine the body utilizes to produce Glutathione also declines. So, aging results in a decrease of naturally-made Glutathione within the body. Given its benefits, attempts at increasing its levels make sense. But how?

Glutathione Supplements

Administering glutathione orally by way of a capsule that, once swallowed, moves through the digestive system is a commonly used method that hundreds of companies offer. And it’s a method that, even though broadly used, fails to effectively enhance Glutathione.

Glutathione manufactured outside of the body and introduced orally breaks down (it’s a weakly-bonded molecule) in the digestive tract. It is destroyed. Destroyed Glutathione cannot be absorbed into the bloodstream. It has what is referred to as little or no BIOAVAILABILITY. It cannot be absorbed by the body. Medical News Journal reports that:

Researchers have questioned the effectiveness of glutathione supplementation due to its low bioavailability. The less bioavailable something is, the harder it is for the body to use.

The human digestive system quickly breaks down water-soluble compounds such as glutathione…

Supplements manufactured in pill or capsule form with instructions to be taken orally are intended to be swallowed and expected to travel the digestive system. If supplements have low bioavailability or no bioavailability, they won’t work.

Bioavailability of oral Glutathione renders Glutathione supplementation ineffective. Ineffective Glutathione options are a dime a dozen. And they can appear to be priced affordably and significantly lower than effective Glutathione enhancement methods. In reality, these ineffective products are downright costly.

A whole lot of hard-earned money is being wasted on oral Glutathione that is destroyed and ineffective. Plus, time spent taking ineffective Glutathione means lost time enjoying the benefits of Glutathione enhancement that actually works.

These days, personal health has become a priority. Supplements are an excellent way to support efforts to enjoy optimum health and wellness. They provide essential and non-essential nutrition, vitamins, and nutrients that may be missing in modern diets. They are widely thought of as proactive agents that help the body maintain health.

So, investing in supplements is a big deal. Health deserves the highest-quality value, integrity, and proven effectiveness available. Nowadays, consumers should be verifying bioavailability and the science behind the supplements they’re shopping for. Consumers should be verifying:

  • Bioavailability
  • Science
  • Effectiveness
  • Quality

of any and all of the ingredients, vitamins, nutrients, etc. contained in the supplements being considered for purchase.

Health deserves to be a priority. The least expensive or cheapest supplements should be avoided at all costs. Quality, value, trustworthy science and research are benchmarks worth investing in when it comes to health supplements. Invest in the best. It’s well worth the cost.

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RiboCeine™ – The Best Way to Increase Glutathione

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Max products with RiboCeine™ technology are in an outstanding category all their own. Our supplements for elevating Glutathione have RiboCeine™ technology. RiboCeine™ technology is biological technology that was developed through exceptional science by Max’s scientific experts. After 30 years Max’s expert chemist, Dr. Herbert T. Nagasawa, developed RiboCeine™. His method for Glutathione enhancement is the industry’s best. It’s natural. It’s next level. And it’s scientifically proven to work.

Knowing that IV drips or injections of Glutathione effectively deliver Glutathione directly to the blood, and aware of the problem Glutathione encounters when taken orally, Dr. Nagasawa focused on creating an effective method for enhancing Glutathione that could be taken orally, could survive the digestive system, would have high Bioavailability to be easily absorbed by the body, and would result in effective and sufficient Glutathione made by the body.

Our data, our research, our science prove that our exclusive RiboCeine™ technology transports the components, including cysteine, the body needs to start making Glutathione on its own. Riboceine™ is sophisticated, innovative biochemical technology so good it effectively triggers the body to make its own Glutathione – naturally.

And to uphold those facts Max has been awarded a patent. The patent proves our biological technology known as RiboCeine™ does what we say it does. RiboCeine™ provides effective Glutathione enhancement. The RiboCeine™ patent our scientists earned ensures, by law, that only Max can offer and manufacture our industry-leading, superior technology.

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Max products with RiboCeine™ continue to effectively elevate Glutathione to levels the body thrives on. For almost twenty years, Max’s unique biochemical and cellular technology has proven to be the superior choice for proven effective Glutathione enhancement. People in countries on continents all over the world swear by Max products.

Max Scientists are the Glutathione experts. They are the Glutathione Gurus, so to speak. Our Glutathione enhancement exceeds all the rest. And we raised the bar in the categories that matter most for health and wellness supplements:

Bioavailability
Science
Effectiveness
Quality

Choose naturally-made Glutathione. Choose RiboCeine – the superior way to get your own Glutathione.

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Max Out Your Morning

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Getting your day started the right way goes a long way towards helping the rest of your day be productive and less stressful. Even if you had a bad night (perhaps, ESPECIALLY after you’ve had a bad night) making a habit of these routines will help give you more consistently good days for better health and wellness.

Wake up your body

We showed you in an earlier update about how to start the day right with stretches, that’s a perfect way to limber up your muscles and get your blood flowing. Whether it’s a full yoga session or simple toe stretches, everyone should do some morning stretching to avoid cramps and reduce tightness.

Freshen Up

Good hygiene means good skin care, and healthy skin goes a long way towards helping you feel great.  Be careful about indulging in long, hot showers though.  Too much hot water strips your body of essential oils. If you clean yourself at night, start your day with a simple face wash.  When you do take a morning shower, start with cool water to help you wake up, and then keep it warm (not hot!). 

Take some “me” time 

For some of us, time is a precious commodity.  With kids, and work and chores, as soon as the alarm goes off we’re constantly on the move.  Make it a habit of giving yourself at least 10 minutes of peace and contemplation.  Maybe it’s planning out your day right after you eat breakfast, maybe a grateful prayer and breathing exercise before you get out of bed. Getting your thoughts in a good place is key to good mental wellness. 

Tame Your Technology Habits

Technology is such a big part of our lives now, many of us are always on the phone and computer.  Resist that urge to jump right into your emails or checking your favorite feeds. Take care of all of these previous points first before you even start thinking about jumping online. 

Feed Your Body Right

First, drink water in the morning!  You just spent anywhere from 6 – 9 hours without water and your body is starting to get a little dehydrated.  You could always add a little MaxN-Fuze for added nutritional goodness.

Second, take your supplements.  It’s a perfect time to make it a daily habit before you eat. Empowering your body’s reserves of glutathione with Cellgevity, MaxOne or MaxGXL will keep you going strong all day. 

Third, eat a breakfast that’s fit for your lifestyle.  Maybe it’s your biggest meal of the day, or perhaps it’s a quick bite just to hold you over to lunch – but it should be something.  It should also not be overly sugary (sorry, that means you doughnuts!).

Overall, while you want to keep to a steady routine in the morning, don’t be afraid to be flexible.  Some mornings you will be too busy to stretch, other times you might even need to skip breakfast.  That’s ok, just take care next time to get back on track and make these moments of self-care worthwhile. 

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Supplementation: Health Support to Consider

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“Biological Rust” is what your body experiences over time as it breaks down food and is exposed to harmful effects like second hand smoke, toxins, and solar radiation. Cellular Damage happens as free radicals assault your cells and your biological rust builds over time.

Diseases become more difficult for your body to handle as you age and your cells are less effective in recovering from being active.

Eating the right foods with a healthy balance of ALL the vitamins, minerals, nutrients, and necessities helps to restore and to maintain antioxidant support,  to optimize gut health, to promote immune wellness, to assist metabolic function – and contributes multitudes of essential nutritional components whole body health depends on. 

Carotenoids – like fruits and vegetables, cruciferous like leafy greens and resveratrols like red wine and berries are all particularly good for supplying key antioxidants that combat free radicals. 

Free Radicals are atoms or groups of atoms that are created by oxidation. They’re the main culprits that damage your cell membranes and cellular DNA over time.

Glutathione is your body’s master antioxidant. It’s a molecule in your body that boosts a healthy immune system, promotes overall health and wellness, and that recycles other antioxidants  making them more effective and efficient.

Health benefits from supplements and antioxidants include supporting the immune system, maintaining brain function, protecting the cardiovascular system, fighting different types of cancers, and other anti-aging effects.

If left uncontrolled, the oxidation process can lead to oxidative stress – when the production of free radicals exceeds the body’s ability to effectively deal with it, resulting in greater risks of long-term disease.

Just lightly cook your vegetables to get the biggest antioxidant benefits. Raw is best, but a light steam or saute can add flavor while keeping the good stuff intact.

Keep healthy snacks on hand – like nuts, berries, fruit and fiber cereal. These snacks will do more than satisfy your hunger, they’re providing important nutrients and vitamins. 

LDL Cholesterol or “bad” cholesterol can become trapped in your artery walls and cause a build of plaque – the main causes of heart disease and heart attacks – if free radicals build up over time. Medical conditions can’t be cured by antioxidants, but they can aid in the prevention of diabetes, Alzheimer’s, kidney disease, and age-related blindness.Naturally-occurring antioxidants from food should always be your first choice. A good diet provides a host of other benefits in addition to being rich in antioxidants.

Oxidation can’t be prevented – it’s part of our cell’s natural life cycles. But, the negative effects can be mitigated through a diet rich in antioxidants.

Rainbow colors are your guide for which foods to choose for antioxidants, vitamin C, iron, and more. 

Orange = carrots and oranges

Red = tomatoes and strawberries, yellow = sweet potatoes and mangoes, Green = broccoli and spinach, Blue/purple = blueberries and eggplant.

Supplementing your diet can help increase and reinforce your nutritional intake, vitamin replenishment, essential and non-essential must-haves. It can deliver a line of additional antioxidant defense you and your doctor create that’s best suited for you. And it can include any and all of the other select ingredients and nutrient options deemed best for the health you desire. Supplementation is a way to get the nutrition you’re not getting from the foods you choose to consume. 

Tannins have been shown to provide great antioxidant content, which is a nice change of pace from the regular fruits and vegetables. You have options like red wine, green tea, pomegranate juice or even dark chocolate.

Vitamins such as C and E work as antioxidants and as cellular allies. Eating a vitamin-rich diet or supplementing with the right products can provide broad-ranging,  big health benefits.

Walnuts, almonds, pistachios, pecans, and hazelnuts are all great nut options for snacks to help battle hunger in a healthful way. They keep cravings at bay better than carbohydrates or other sugar-based options because they take longer to break down.  They also combat free radicals. 

Healthcare professionals – especially all of your doctors, should be consulted on a regular basis about your diet and use of supplements. It is possible to take too many antioxidants, which can cause complications on their own. 

Prioritize your best health and wellness. Be diligent. Be mindful. You are responsible for determining what your best options for a nutrient-rich diet should be. Consult the experts, plan out your diet, and then supplement the right way for your specific needs.

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Seafood Is Smart Food Thanks To Omega Oils

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In thinking about a balanced diet that provides a high amount of health benefits, you must consider seafood as an important option.

Seafood, especially fish, contains high amounts of protein and polyunsaturated Omega-3 fatty acids. What makes omega-3 oils so important is that they’re required for a host of healthy functions within the body, but because we can’t produce them naturally we need to consume it.

According to the Harvard School of Public health, the benefits of consuming omega-3s include, but are not limited to:

  • Reduced chance of dying of heart disease
  • Development of the brain and nervous system infants
  • Reduced risk of stroke, Alzheimer’s disease and other chronic conditions

Recommended amounts vary, but the general consensus is that we should eat fatty fish 1-2 time a week. On average, this works out to roughly 4 grams of omega-3 fatty acids a day.

However, there is one major area of concern when considering a diet higher in fish. Fish, especially predatory fish like swordfish and tuna, can contain pollutants and toxins such as mercury, dioxins, and pesticides.

To mitigate the risks of pollutants when eating seafood, consider the following:

  • Avoid predatory fish and choose fish like sardines or cod
  • Check for any advisories when eating fish that is locally caught 
  • Supplement with products that guarantee to be freshly sourced and pollutant free. 

Even pregnant women and young children can, and should, enjoy the health benefits of omega-3s if they eat smartly. Using an omega-3 supplement like Max357 Arctic Cod Omega Blend can better provide the benefits without the risks.  Plus, it’s a great alternative if you aren’t a fan of seafood.

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Cellgevity™ Is The Body’s Ultimate Defense

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Cellgevity™ is Max’s flagship product and delivers maximum cellular health support and whole body health and immune wellness benefits. Our superior science leads the health and wellness industry, especially in effective and advanced Glutathione enhancement. All our processes, including our ingredient selection, yield formulas of exceptional value that deliver multitudes of benefits.

Max products are Superior formulations that:

  • Are research-thorough
  • Have exceptional ingredients 
  • Are expertly-formulated 
  • Are premium-level quality
  • Have select sourcing
  • Deliver highest standard of manufacturing 
  • Are unrivaled and next-level value. 

Unsupported Claims of equal effectiveness and value are readily disproved by 30 plus years of supporting research and bulletproof data. Imitators are no match for Max’s proven beneficial, patented innovation and formulations. 

Our Scientifically-based nutritionals are created by industry experts aligned with the most current research. And Cellgevity™ is a perfect blend of the select ingredients currently creating a health buzz in today’s nutritionals market. Cellgevity™ is the body’s ultimate ally, with a legion of premium ingredients with scientifically proven benefits to fortify the best Glutathione Defense. 

Cellgevity™:

  • Features Max’s patented RiboCeineTM technology that promotes natural production of Glutathione, the body’s master antioxidant.  
  • Includes 12  other highly effective prime nutrients that provide additional cellular support for what cells need to naturally produce Glutathione 
  • Replenishes cells with what they need to produce Glutathione for effective detoxification of harmful toxins and free radicals
  • Promotes optimum cellular function
  • Reinforces antioxidant network
  • Contributes to energy production to help power through even the most demanding days
  • Helps strengthen a healthy immune system
  • Supports anti-aging defense

Max upholds all the exceptional standards you should expect in the supplements you choose. We prioritize your best health and hope you do, too.

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Supplements – How They Work

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Supplementation is a way to get the nutrition you’re not getting from the foods you choose to consume. Any journey in prioritizing health and wellness will also be a learning process. These days, supplements are a popular topic. 

They’re used as:

  • Proactive preparation 
  • Nutritional reinforcement 
  • Means to fill in the nutrition gaps a busy or modern lifestyle might miss

Supplementing your diet can help increase and reinforce your nutritional intake, vitamin replenishment, essential and non-essential must-haves. Supplements can deliver additional antioxidant defense, essential nutrients that may be missing in daily diets, and it can include any and all of the other select ingredients and nutrient options deemed best for the health you desire. 

Supplements act as possible safeguards: 

  • To aid immune response and defense
  • To assist cardiovascular processes
  • To help antioxidants and the antioxidant network
  • To promote anti-aging defense

Various supplements are shown to support: 

  • Gut function
  • A healthful biome
  • Immune health, including how it relates to gut health
  • A vast number of other important systems and functions the body relies on to live

Consult with A Licensed Professional 

Like all health-related decisions you make, any supplementation choice or choices should be discussed with and advised upon by a licensed physician (or healthcare practitioner with appropriate credentials). Healthcare professionals –  all of your doctors –  should be consulted on a regular basis about your diet and use of supplements. Make an appointment, and you and your doctor can create a supplement plan that’s best suited for you. 

Prioritize your best health and wellness. Be diligent. Be mindful. You are responsible for determining what your best options for a nutrient-rich diet should be. Consult the experts, plan out your diet, and then supplement the right way for your specific needs.

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Power Up Your Smoothies

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Smoothies are a great grab-n-go meal, if you have a blender and the ingredients handy, then it’s a just a quick mix for a ride to work treat or post workout refreshment. Granted, you will need to wash the mixer later, but that’s not so bad!

However, to get the maximum benefits from your smoothie, you’ll want to do more than just using fruits and water, you’ll want to select certain mix-in ingredients that will maximize the nutritional value. 

When you’re thinking about crafting your smoothie, consider your preferences – how sweet do you like it?  Do you want heavy or a lighter fruit flavor?  How nutritious do you need it to be?  Once you have an idea, start pulling ingredients from the following three categories:

Liquids – every smoothie needs liquid, much of the flavor and consistency will depend on what you start with:

  • Water – simple, straightforward and provides the most hydration.
  • Almond Milk – something smoother for a creamier mix.
  • Fruit Juice – sweet or tart, this can provide great flavors.

Produce – while fresh is usually best, making use of frozen ingredients gives you a colder drink that still packs a punch of flavor and nutrition:

  • Berries – the perfect smoothie add-ins, consider strawberries, blueberries, raspberries.
  • Greens – a great way to eat your veggies, kale and spinach are nutritional powerhouses.
  • Fruit – your favorite fruit, whether bananas, kiwi, or avocado, provide additional flavor and benefits.

Mixes – here is where you can power up your smoothie with more essential vitamins and nutrients. This is really what makes this drink into a meal:

  • MaxN-Fuze – if you need a healthy morning wake up or midday pick me up, MaxN-Fuze provides the vitamins and nutrients that will take your smoothie to the next level.
  • Flavored Protein Powder – whether you’re reducing your meat intake or just need more for working out, protein powder makes a great addition.
  • Chia Seeds – an excellent antioxidant with good texture, this will really make your smoothie feel filling.

Be your own mixologist and experiment with the flavors you enjoy and the benefits that you need the most.

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Salads – Smart, Nutritious Replenishment

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Someone’s gotta do it. There are some things most of us just don’t want to talk about – even if they’re in our best interest. Since your health is our priority at Max, and because we’re focused on helping you be the best you can be, we’re going for it. So, without further ado, the subject at hand is… Salads.

No. No. Not salads from the days of old that strict dieters chose to seemingly satisfy absolutely nothing at all, but salad after the second decade of this second millennium. We’re talking salads as in super food for smart health and all the important – and delicious! – stuff that goes with them. So before you say, “no way”, discover (or rediscover) some healthy solutions to meet your nutritious needs, your hungry cravings, and your culinary potential.   

Chances are you’ve ordered a salad and what you got was some lettuce, tomatoes, croutons, and maybe some cucumber. That would explain some of the lackluster judgments salads receive. Likewise, chances are you’ve found yourself in the produce section of the grocery store. And what you’ve seen is a scene full of dozens of choices, all sorts of colors, and a selection that spanned wall to wall – an entire large, sometimes larger, room.

In that space you have an abundance of choices. Among them, for even the most self-proclaimed vegetable-dis-likers, there are options likely to satisfy.

Satisfaction is important. Beyond that, though, so are proactive health, cellular support, antioxidant reinforcement, combating disease, metabolism, immune system health, anti-aging defense, and more. Salads offer a refreshing and delicious multitude of options to satisfy the daily vitamins, nutrients, antioxidants, and other essential nutrition your health requires.

What you choose to put in your salad is up to you. The end results are infinite.

Creature of Habit?

Make a salad you love and it can be your favorite go-to.

Like trying new things?

Switch it up and try all the combinations and quantities you want.

With salads, the sky’s the limit!

Here are suggestions of some of the most nutrient-rich vegetables and leafy greens to choose and include when considering salads:

Spinach. Broccoli. Carrots. Cauliflower. Swiss chard. Garlic. Kale. Green peas. Beets. Red Cabbage. Romaine Lettuce. Arugula. Endive. Turnip Greens.

But, remember, there are many more you can choose from or add!

To Top It Off

Almost there! While some of you may actually like a dry salad, chances are you’re going to want to top yours off with some savory dressing – with one you make yourself!

If you’re using store-bought salad dressings, you could be spending money to sabotage your own health.  According to this article at Harvard Medical, some store-bought dressings come with high levels of saturated fats, sodium, and sugars.  Those aren’t good – not to mention many contain unwanted artificial flavors and preservatives.

If you want to shop smarter and healthier, you can review the labels of your dressings to check which ones use the least amount of sugars, salts, and trans fats. Plus, “healthier” store bought dressings could come at a premium price compared to their competition. So, allow us to offer another solution that can actually save you from these negatives and save you money!

If you purchase your own ingredients to create your own homemade, then the amount you can make will likely cost you much less per ounce than if you had purchased the premade, prepackaged store-kind. Think about your favorite dressings and research online how you can make them yourself.

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Or, get to the finish line of your creation with one of the following of our favorite suggestions:

Latin style
Fresh lime juice, pressed garlic, chopped cilantro, a little olive oil and a pinch of salt.

Mediterranean style
Red wine vinegar, oregano, lemon juice, and olive oil.

Italian style
Balsamic vinegar, olive oil, chopped garlic, black pepper

Ranch style
Mayonnaise, sour cream, chives, parsley, garlic and a pinch of salt

This is the time to make your health and wellness your priority. Life in the new normal deserves optimum nutrition and vitamin replenishment. Salads with dressings are culinary creations you can make on your own. They’re the perfect chance to customize healthier habits. Give salads a second chance.

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Antioxidants: Why We Need Them

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Fight Free Radicals

Antioxidants are chemicals that aid in defending cells from harmful free radicals. Free radicals are, in the simplest and most general chemistry terms, unstable atoms with outer ‘shells’ that are missing one or more of their electrons. Atoms have a set number of electrons their shells require to be considered stable. An unstable atom – a free radical — can exist independently. But, in order to complete its shell, it attempts to acquire its necessary electrons by bonding to electrons of other atoms. When doing this, they react quickly with various substances.

Additionally, oxygen molecules in the body that split into individual atoms have unpaired electrons, therefore making them unstable free radicals and resulting in attempts to acquire electrons in processes that cause disruptive reactions. Too many free radicals can cause cellular imbalance. Too many free radicals can lead to oxidative stress. And oxidative stress is scientifically known to:

  •       Damage DNA.
  •       Damage molecules important to the body.
  •       Cause cellular damage.
  •       Lead to disease and to death.
  •       Cause symptoms of aging.

 Where do free radicals come from?

PubMed lists the following to be among the many causes of free radicals:

  •       Air pollution
  •       Cigarette smoke
  •       Alcohol consumption
  •       Toxins and chemicals
  •       High blood sugar levels 
  •       High levels of polyunsaturated fat
  •       Excessive sunbathing
  •       Bacterial, fungal, or viral infections
  •       Extensively long exercise

What then does the body do to defend itself from the free radicals that can lead to oxidative stress? It relies on antioxidants to help battle the molecular invaders that are trying to fill their shells with electrons.

There are thought to be thousands of antioxidants the body relies on for help. Antioxidants defend cells by giving up the electrons free radicals seek in order to become stable. In other words, antioxidants sacrifice themselves for the health of our cells.

The majority of antioxidants are acquired through our food, or nutrition.These are referred to as exogenous (from outside). Some of the recognizable ones are:

  •       Vitamin A
  •       Vitamin E
  •       Vitamin C
  •       Carotenoids
  •       Lipoic Acid
  •       Selenium

And there are two antioxidant chemicals that the body can produce, or synthesize, on its own. They are referred to as endogenous (inside, or produced by our own cells).  

They are:

  •       Glutathione
  •       Uric Acid

Together, all these different antioxidants work together and are deployed based on their varying chemical structures. This legion of antioxidants is often referred to as the antioxidant network. Among them all, Glutathione is considered the Master Antioxidant. It is the defender of cells. And it is capable of recycling other antioxidants, of recycling itself, of repairing damaged cells affected by free radicals, of protecting DNA, and more.

A diet that delivers an array of antioxidants is optimum for helping defend against free radicals. The following are considered the top twenty foods rich in antioxidants:

Small Red Beans
Wild Blueberries
Red Kidney Beans
Pinto Beans
Cultivated Blueberries
Cranberries
Artichokes
Blackberries
Prunes
Raspberries
Strawberries
Red Delicious Apples
Granny Smith Apples
Pecans
Sweet Cherries
Black Plums
Russet Potatoes
Black Beans
Plums
Gala Apples1

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And enhancing Glutathione – elevating the body’s self-made supply to effective and sustainable levels – is effective in promoting optimum health and wellness and combating the signs of aging. RiboCeine technology that is available only from Max is scientifically proven to deliver to cells what they need to produce an effective amount of Glutathione.

When free radicals outnumber antioxidants oxidative stress occurs. Oxidative stress causes illness and even death. Take the time to know these antioxidant basics, balance your life with proper nutrition your body relies on, elevate your Glutathione effectively (through Max’s RiboCeine technology), and Live your Life to the Max.

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