Tony Snow, an American journalist, served for a short time as George W. Bush’s press secretary. In 2005, before taking on that role, he was diagnosed with cancer. A few months following his diagnosis, he shared this powerful perspective on his mortality:

The art of being sick is not the same as the art of getting well. Some cancer patients recover; some don’t. But the ordeal of facing your mortality and feeling your frailty sharpens your perspective about life. You appreciate little things more ferociously. You grasp the mystical power of love. You feel the gravitational pull of faith. And you realize you have received a unique gift—a field of vision others don’t have about the power of hope and the limits of fear; a firm set of convictions about what really matters and what does not. You also feel obliged to share these insights—the most important of which is this: There are things far worse than illness—for instance, soullessness.

Tony Snow succumbed to the ravages of cancer in 2008.

Let’s all appreciate the little things more ferociously, not matter our health and wealth.

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Reduced glutathione levels result in accelerated aging, low energy, higher inflammation, and a greater vulnerability to cell damage and disease….

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What does that mean? In essence, the process of striving toward something is what makes us worthy of that thing. If you have a goal to become wealthy, are you becoming the type of person who can manage wealth? Or, if you attain wealth, will wealth manage you?

In the end, as usual, it comes down to action. For example, what are you doing to become a leader? Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Do the thing and you will have the power.” In other words, do the sorts of things that leaders do and, voila, you will become a leader. How did you learn to ride a bike? By riding a bike. How do you learn to become a leader? By leading!

In your pursuit of personal development, make an effort to “do the thing” so you can become more.

An Amazing Opportunity….Read More

By Mark Brown

I was recently asked, “what is your recipe for success?” If success is a recipe, then it may also be true that constantly repeating that recipe will lead to stale leftovers. As we pointed out in that post, once you master the basics of the recipe, it’s time to “improvise and explore.”

In What Got You Here Won’t Get You There: How Successful People Become Even More Successful, Marshall Goldsmith makes a similar argument, but with a lot more evidence.

Goldsmith is a highly regarded executive coach, commanding six-figure fees for helping C-level professionals alter their behavior. This book shares what he has learned from those coaching jobs, while conveying what he teaches his clients.

The first section of the book focuses on “the trouble with success.” How can success be equated with trouble? The problem arises when we allow success to make us blind to our shortcomings. Goldsmith also outlines how past success can lead to “superstitious” behavior. “Superstition is merely the confusion of correlation and causality,” he writes. “Any human, like any animal, tends to repeat behavior that is followed by positive reinforcement. The more we achieve, the more reinforcement we get.”

Section Two is dedicated to the “twenty habits that hold you back from the top,” including:

Adding too much value (i.e, always feeling you have to contribute to every discussion)
Speaking when angry
Withholding information
Failing to give proper recognition
Playing favorites
Not listening
Passing the buck

Happily, Section Three is focused on “how we can change for the better,” which is what personal development is all about. Goldberg lists feedback as the most useful means for change. Another tool is to “advertise,” or telling people you are trying to change. Both of these imply a healthy dose of humility. Section Four wraps up the book with advice on “pulling out the stops,” which helps readers apply the lessons with a few final “rules.”

As Goldsmith states, “The higher up you go in the organization, the more you need to make other people winners and not make it about winning yourself.” That’s good advice for any kind of organization…including a family.

An Amazing Opportunity….Read More

MaxGXL is a patented nutritional supplement formulated to promote and enhance the body’s production and use of its most important antioxidant, Glutathione (GSH) at the cellular level.

Increased levels of Glutathione (GSH) strengthen your immune system, increase your energy level, and enhance the body’s fight against ageing and the ailments of ageing.  Increased levels of Glutathione (GSH) also result in a faster recovery from strenuous exercise regimens.

MaxGXL provides the proper nutrients needed to promote the body’s own ability to manufacture and absorb glutathione.  MaxGXL also aids in liver support, thus helping the liver to function as the main production site and storehouse for glutathione.

by David Bagley, Vice President of Product Development

Each day I have the privilege of speaking to people around the world about the benefits associated with MaxGXL.  In discussing all of the reasons people commit to bettering their health, the most important is to enjoy life and live it to the fullest. I want to personally encourage you to take inventory of those people you care the most about.  What are you doing today to make the most of your future together?  What are your dreams? Do you have dreams of vacationing, staying active in hobbies, playing with children and grandchildren?  If so, NOW is the time to invest in those dreams by taking responsibility for your health.

FACT: It is a lot easier to manage your health than it is to overhaul it!

As we age, and expose our bodies to stress, chemicals, pollutants, and average lifestyle habits, we begin to lose energy, vitality, mental alertness, and more.

Most of us are aware that there are consequences for our actions; however the danger lies in the fallacy of believing that you will start taking better care of yourself “tomorrow.”

Dr. Robert H. Keller, one of the world’s leading scientists, dedicated 10 years of research and development in creating MaxGXL to assist the world in its quest for a higher level of health.

Out of all the biological processes that Dr. Keller could have focused his attention on, he chose to investigate a way to naturally optimize the body’s production of glutathione.  Glutathione (GSH) may not be well-known outside of medical circles, but your body relies on its function every single day.

Important Roles of Glutathione

• Fights against oxidative cell damage (from free radicals)

• Protein synthesis

• Amino acid transport

• Cellular detoxification

• Immune system enhancement

• Enzyme activation

• Fights cellular Inflammation

• ATP (energy) production

Our cells are constantly under attack by free radicals, which can cause a reduction of our cells’ ability to function optimally.

Where do free radicals come from?

• Created during normal metabolism

• Environmental pollutants like radiation, herbicides, pesticides

• Cigarette smoke

Types of Free Radicals

The fight against free radicals is often a tricky one.  There is not a singular form of free radical.  Science has confirmed that there are many different types of free radicals, including:

• Superoxide

• Hydrogen peroxide

• Singlet oxygen and hydroxyl radicals

Important Note: Not all antioxidants can sufficiently match up with all types of free radicals. The great news about glutathione is that regardless of the type of free radical, glutathione has the ability to properly match up and neutralize it, thus increasing cellular protection and function.

MaxGXL

• Researched and developed by one of the world’s top scientists

• Patent protected

• Documented to raise glutathione in the lymphocytes (white blood cells)

• Everyone you know deserves to hear about this discovery

Max International Co-Founder Greg Fullerton has a clear vision of MaxGXL and its benefits being deployed from “Me” to “We” to “The World.”

On behalf of everyone here at Max International, I want to thank you for participating in this quest and together making dreams come true.

Sincerely,
David Bagley
Vice President of Product Development, Max International

Glutathione is the most important antioxidant in the body and is vital for health but what exactly does it do? Read on to find out more.

What is Glutathione (GSH)?

Glutathione is a tri-peptide that is made up of gamma-glutamic acid, cysteine, and glycine, and is also known as gamma-glutamylcysteinelglycine or GSH. Glutathione is a substance that is found in every cell of the body, and has been called the master antioxidant. It is such an important antioxidant as it is actually within the body’s cells and it also regulates the actions of lesser antioxidants such as vitamin C and vitamin E. if the levels of glutathione are too low in the body, other antioxidants are unable to do their job.

Glutathione is the regulator and regenerator of immune cells and it is the most valuable detoxifying agent in the body. It is important in DNA synthesis and repair, protein and prostaglandin synthesis, amino acid transport, detoxification of toxins and carcinogens, enhancement of the immune system, and protection from oxidation and enzyme activations. Glutathione has strong antiviral properties. If there are higher levels of glutathione in the tissues and serum, then the replication of most pathogens are stopped. Conversely, if the levels of glutathione are low, then conditions become much more favourable for viruses.

Glutathione is an essential component of your cells, with low glutathione levels, cells cannot perform many of their functions properly. Although glutathione functions in dozens of roles in our metabolism, the major functions can be summarized in four areas:

1. It is the major antioxidant produced by the body. Antioxidants such as vitamins C or E cannot be made by your body and in fact could not work properly if glutathione were not present.
2. Our immune systems depend on a steady supply of glutathione. Without it, our immune defenses become weakened.
3. It is important in detoxifying many substances including heavy metals, breakdown products of cigarettes and automobile exhaust, many cancer-causing agents, and a multitude of pollutants and toxins we encounter on a daily basis.
4. The major source of energy produced in our cells is derived from tiny structures called mitochondria. These mitochondria would literally burn up without the presence of glutathione.

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Medical science is still ascertaining all the critical roles played by glutathione in disease resistance and general good health. Clinical evidence links low glutathione levels to the most common illnesses of our time as well as newly emerging diseases.

As an essential aid to health, glutathione works as the master antioxidant in our body, optimizes the white blood cells and detoxifies a long list of pollutants and carcinogens or acids.

Pharmaceutical medicine has created drugs that do this very effectively. They have their uses in critical situations. But they also have side effects and repeated use is clearly inadvisable.

“It is well documented that glutathione GSH sold as a dietary supplement is mostly
destroyed through digestion and therefore is of little use.”

– Patricia A.L. Kongshavn, Ph.D.,

Former Professor Department of Medicine, McGill University,

Montreal, Canada

Further Reading & Scientific Research Books on Glutathione:

Glutathione (pronounced ‘gloota-thigh-own’) is the body’s essential health ABC’s – Antioxidant, Blood Booster and Cell
Detoxifer. It is a tripeptide composed of glutamic, cysteine and glycine. Glutathione is found in all cells in the body, including
the bile, the epithelial lining fluid of the lungs, and – at much smaller concentrations – in the blood. Glutathione is the
smallest intracellular non-protein (molecule containing an S_H or sulfhydryl group) molecule in the cells. This characteristic
emphasizes its potent antioxidant action and supports a multifaceted thiol exchange system, which regulates cell activity.
This small protein, produced naturally in the body, maintains these three crucial protective functions. In fact, your life
depends on glutathione. Without it, your cells would disintegarate from unrestrained oxidation, your body would have little
resistance to metabolic acids, and your liver would shrivel up from the eventual accumulation of acidic toxins. disease
Glutathione is not yet a household word. Even some medical and holistic doctors who have heard the term may still have
only a vague idea of what it is. However, everyone will soon be talking about this critical nonnutritive substance. There
was a time when only scientists had heard of cholesterol and vitamins, but today, everyone knows about them. Now the
magnificence of glutathione is becoming known. In the last five years, over 25,000 medical articles about this substance
have been published, and the scientific understanding of glutathione is gradually becoming common knowledge.
Each and every cell in the body is responsible for its own supply of glutathione and must have the necessary raw materials
in order to produce it. Glutathione is always in great demand and is rapidly consumed when we experience any sort of
emotional or physical stress, fatigue and even moderate exercise. Some well-known causes of glutathione depletion are
as follows:
1) Acidic lifestyle and diet
2) Air and Water pollution
3) Prescription and recreational drugs
4) Ultraviolet and Radiation from cells phones, computers, electrical cars, power lines, hair dryers, etc.
5) Emotional and physical stress
6) Injury, trauma or burns
7) Heavy metals
Cigarette smoke
9) Household chemicals
10) Acetaminophen poisoning
11) Exhaust from motor vehicles
12) Septic shock
All of these above factors lead to a build up of acidic toxins that cause the loss of glutathione as a nonnutritive buffer leading
to cellular aging, disease and finally death.
Why is Glutathione Essential to Health? Glutathione’s three major roles in the body are summarized by the letters A-B-C.
- Antioxidant
- Blood Booster
- Cell Detoxifier
These are the three critical processes driven by glutathione.
The Master Antioxidant
Over the past thirty years, researchers have explored the role of antioxidants in good health as well as the treatment and
prevention of diseases involving oxidation or fermentation by metabolic acids. Well-known and widely used antioxidants
such as vitamin A, vitamin E and selenium neutralize acid. They occur naturally in nature, but not in the body. They must
be introduced as part of a balanced diet. Given the critical role of antioxidants in good health, it is not surprising that the
body itself manufactures its own natural antioxidants. The most important of these is glutathione. Because all other antioxidants
depend upon the presence of glutathione to function properly, scientists call it ‘the master antioxidant.’
Glutathione binds to toxins, forming a water-soluble complex – which is ultimately excreted in the urine or bile as waste.
Food for the Blood
Elevated glutathione levels enable the body to produce more white blood cells. White blood cells are the body’s garbage
collectors and are the most important cells for maintaining sterility of the body fluids. Glutathione plays a central role in the
proper function of the white blood cells. Dr. Bustavo Bounous, a leading glutathione expert, says, ‘The limiting factor in

the proper activity of our lymphocytes (the white blood cells) is the availability of glutathione.’ In other words, healthy
growth and activity of the white blood cells depends upon glutathione’s availability. Put simply, glutathione is ‘food’ for the
white blood cells.
Cellular Detoxifier
Whether we know it or not, we are continually inhaling and ingesting natural and synthetic acidic toxins. They are unavoidable
in these modern times both in our polluted cities and our poorly engineered food supplies. When the body
has the health and the nourishment it needs, it works tirelessly to eliminate acidic toxins and to protect itself. But, increasing
levels of environmental pollution are depleting the body’s store of glutathione more and more rapidly. Our main organ
of detoxification of acidic waste products is the lymphatic system and the liver. This is the body’s most concentrated
source of glutathione. Studies show that low glutathione levels lead to poor lymphatic and liver function, causing more and
more acidic toxins to circulate through the body and resulting in damage to individual cells and organs. Medical doctors
today routinely use glutathione-promoting drugs to detoxify victims of certain types of drug overdose.
Glutathione in Natural Medicine
Practitioners of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) have long advocated the use of milk thistle for liver problems.
It turns out that this herb works by modestly elevating glutathione levels. The mineral selenium also produces subtle
elevations in glutathione by becoming integrated into the glutathione peroxidase.
Glutathione in Traditional Medicine
Emergency medical doctors, toxicologists and lung and liver specialists are well acquainted with glutathione’s therapeutic
uses. American physicians seeking ways to raise a patient’s glutathione levels can open the standard Physician’s Desk
Reference (PDR) and find two options – the pharmaceutical drugs sold under the names Parlodex and Mucomyst, and the
natural dietary supplement found in natural foods stores derived from whey protein isolate.
Drugs That Raise Glutathione Levels
Pharmaceutical drugs like Procysteine, OTC, OTX, Glutathione monoesters and Glutathione diesters have been used to
raise glutathione levels. However,
they all produce side effects and are unsuitable for long term use. This pharmaceutical nonnutritive chemical is used
to break up mucus in lung diseases such as cystic fibrosis, chronic bronchitis and asthma. It remains the standard treatment
for acetaminophen overdose.
Glutathione in Health and Disease
It is believed that glutathione has an important role to play in the prevention and treatment of disease. It may in the future
be considered as important to health as an alkaline diet, exercise and alkaline lifestyle. Clinical tests show that raised
glutathione levels may address some of the eight major health issues of our time:
1) Cardiovascular
- Prevents heart disease – Shimizu H, Kiyohara Y, Kitazono T, Kubo M, Ibayashi S, Fufishima M, Lida M. Relationship Between
Plasma Glutathione Levels and Cardiovascular Disease in a Defined Population:The Hisyama Study. Stroke. 2004
Sep; 35(9):2072-7.
- Prevents stroke – Paterson PG, Juurlink BH. Nutritional Regulation of Glutathione in Stroke. Neurtox Res. 1999 Dec;
1(2): 99-112.
- Prevents atherosclerosis – Coppola L, Grassia A, Giunta R. Glutathione Improves Hemostatic and Hemorrheological Parameters
in Atherosclerotic Subject. Drugs Exp. Clin Res 1992 18:493-98
- Reverses artherosclerosis
- Prevents reperfusion injury
2) Cancer

- Cancer causing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) have been found to alter levels of glutathione compounds in experiments,
which may alter the
body’s resistance to certain types of cancer. Glutathione deficiencies have been linked to many forms of cancer.
- Prevents cancerous tissue
- Suppresses tumor growth
- Eliminates carcinogen – acids
- Retards oxidative stress
- Prevents wasting disease
- Eases side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy
3) Pulmonary
- Glutathione is the most efficient free radical (acid) scavenger in the airways, and dozens of studies have confirmed that
free radical (acid) damage is a primary player in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Rahman I, MacNee W. Oxidative
Stress and Regulation of Glutathione in Lung Inflammation. Eur Respir J. 2000 Sep; 16(3):534-54.
- Breaks up mucus – Rahman I, MacNee W. Oxidative Stress and Regulation of Glutathione in Lung Inflammation. Eur
Respir J. 2000 Sep;16(3):534-54
- Cystic fibrosis – Glutathione neutralized harmful oxidants introduced into the lungs or those released by cells. Exotoxins
from bacteria can overload the
endobronchial terrain and feed the fires of acidic inflammation. This staggering burden increases the oxidative sensitivity
of the CF lung, resulting in further
injury of lung parenchyma. Data supports evidence of a decrease in the antioxidant tri-peptide glutathione (Roum JH, Buhl
R, McElvaney NG, et al. Systemic Deficiency of Glutathione in Systic Fibrosis. J Appl Physiol 1993; 75:19-24).
- Asthma
- Chronic bronchitis
- Emphysema – Lamson, David, MD, Grignall, Matthew, ND. The use of Nebulized Glutathione in the Treatment of Emphysema:
A Case Report. Altern Med
Review. 5(5);429-431, 2000 Oct.
- Pulmonary fibrosis – Ishii T, Fujishiro M, Nakajima J, Teramoto S, Ouchi Y, Matsuse T. Depletion of Glutathion STransferase
P1 Induces Apoptosis in Human Lung Fibroblasts. Exp Lung Res. 29(7);523-36, 2003 Oct-Nov.
4) Aging
- Glutathione is critically important to our brain as it is one of the most important brain antioxidants. Glutathione helps preserve
brain tissue by preventing damage from free radicals (acids). In addition to quenching dangerous acids, glutathione
also acts to recycle vitamin E, which also has the ability to reduce acidity in the brain. (Perlmutter D.,
BrainRecovery.com July 2004, 5th ed:13)
- Autism – Medical literature documents that an out-fection can lead to a lowering of glutathione which participates in detoxification,
interacts with metallothioneins, and supports many crucial aspects of immunity. A link between glutathione and
autism regression may derive from the fact that transient or
chronic intestinal problems can impair an infant’s or toddler’s nutritional status, thereby minimizing the levels of aminoacids
required for the production of glutathione (McCandless, J. Children With Starving Brains. 2003, 2nd ed; 252)
- Parkinson’s Disease – Glutathione helps to preserve brain tissue by preventing damage from free radicals (acids) and
destructive chemicals formed by the normal processes of metabolism, toxic elements in the environment, and as a normal
response of the body to challenges by acidic agents or other stresses. With the understanding that glutathione is important
for brain protection and that this protection many be lacking in the brains of Parkinson’s clients due to glutathione deficiency,
it can be seen as very beneficial. (Di Monte DA, Cahn P, Sandy MS. Glutathione in Parkinson’s Disease: A Link
Between Oxidative Stress and Mitochondrial Damage? An Neurol. 32 Suppl; S111-115, 1992.)
- Alzheimer’s Dis-ease – Woltjer, R.L., Hgheim W., Maezawa I., Vaisar T, Montine K.S., Montine T.J., Role of Glutathione in
Intracellular Amyloid-Alpha Precursor Protein/Carboxy-Terminal Fragment Aggregation and Associated Cytotoxicity. J
Neurochem. 2005 May; 93 (4):1047-56.

- Huntington’s Disease – Choo Y.S., Mao Z, Johnson GV, Lesort M. Increased Glutathione Levels In Cortical Striatal Mitochondria
of the R6/2 Huntington’s Disease Mouse Model. Neuroscience Letter. 2005 Sep 23; 386(1): 63-8.
- Multiple Sclerosis – Calabrese V, Scapaginini G, Ravagna A, Bella R, Butterfield DA, Calvani M, Pennisi G, Giuffrida
Stella AM. Disruption of Thiol Homeostasis and Nitrostative Stress in the Cerebrospinal Fluid of Patients with Active Multiple
Sclerosis: Evidence for a Protective Role of Acetylcarnitine. 2003 Sep; 28(9):1321-8. Mann CL, Davies MB, Aldersea
J, Fryer AA, Jones PK, Ko Ko C, Young C, Strange RC, Hawkins CP. Glutathione S-Transferase Polymorphisms in MS:
Their Relationship to Disability. Neurology. 2000 Feb 8;54(3):542-7.
- ALS – Tohgi H, Abe T, Yamazaki K, Murata T, Ishizake E, Isobe C. Increase in Oxidized Products and Reduction in Oxidized
Glutathione in Cerborospinal Fluid From Patients with Sporadic Form of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Neurosci
Lett. 1999 Feb 5; 260(3):204-6.
- Cataract formation
- Macular degeneration
- Cancers of aging
- Prostate problems
- Osteoarthritis – Hammarqvist F, Luo JL, cotgreave IA, Andersson K, Wernerman J. Skeletal Muscle Glutathione is Depleted
In Critically Ill Patients. Crit Care Med. 25(1):78-84 1997 Jan.
5) Digestive
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Hepatitis
- Malnutrition
- Pancratititis
- Peptic ulcer
6) Toxicology
- Detoxifies certain drug overdoses – Acetaminophen has been shown to reduce glutathione production, thus paving the
way for enhanced brain destruction by metabolic acids. (Perlmutter D. July 2004, 5th ed:108)
- Detoxifies substances in cigarette smoke and auto exhaust – Rahman I, MacNee W.Lung Glutathione and Oxidative
Stress: Implications In Cigarette Smoke-Induced Airway Disease. Am J Physiol. 277(6 Pt 1);1067-88, 1999 Dec.
- Detoxifies pollutants including heavy metals and pesticides – Elevated glutathione levels have been shown to protect
tissue form lipid peroxidation created by exposure to certain metals. Consider infusions of glutathione to relieve the body
burden of both neurotoxins and metal toxicity, including mercury. (Foster, JS. Kane PC, Speight N. The Detoxx Book.
2002;90)
- Prevents hearing loss from noise pollution
- Detoxifies many well-known carcinogens
7) Immunology
- Natural antibiotic
- Anti-viral for AIDS, hepatitis, herpes, etc. – Low glutathione levels in HIV clients may contribute to their immune deficiency
since glutathione plays an important role in the function of lymphocytes. Some lymphocytes require adequate levels
of glutathione in order to function normally, and HIV induces
oxidative stress that depletes the cells of glutathione. Townsend DM, Tew KD, Tapero H.The Importance of Glutathione in
Human Disease. Biomed Pharmacother. 2003 May-June;57(3-4):145-55. Droge W, Holm E. Role of Cysteine and Glutathione
in HIV Infection and other Diseases Associated with
Muscle Wasting and Immunological Dysfunction. FASEB J, 11(13):1077-89 1997 Nov.
- Lyme Disease – Lyme disease is a seriously complex multi-system acidic inflammatory condition that is triggered by bacterial
exotoxins. Glutathione helps to remove exotoxic and/or mycotoxic acids by forming a soluble compound with them,
which can then be excreted through the urine or gut. (Can Glutathione Help Lyme Disease Suffers? Excerpt from: The
Glutathione Report: Opitmal Health with the Master Antioxidant, Issue 4, Volume 1, May 2004).

- Chronic fatigue syndrome – An article in the journal of Medical Hypothesis proposed that glutathione, an anitoxidant essential
for lymphocyte function, may be depleted in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome patients. Glutathione is needed for both
the immune system and for aerobic muscular contraction. The authors
proposed that glutathione depletion by an activated immune system also causes the muscular fatigue and myalgia associated
with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (Bounous et al. 1999).
Metabolic
- Athletic enhancement
- Decreases recovery time from physical stress
- Supports hemoglobin in kidney failure
- Diabetes – The blood and tissues of diabetics are marked by critically low glutathione levels. Glutathione depletion may
have adverse consequences in diabetic clients independent of glycemic control, and it may weaken the defense against
oxidative stress. De Mattia G, Bravi MC, Laurenti O, Cassone-Faldetta M, Armiento A, Ferri C, Falsano F. Influence of
Reduced Glutathione Infusion on Glucose Metabolism in Patients with Non-insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus. Metabolism.
1998 Aug;47(8):433-8. Glutathione provides the body with tools to fight off these threats naturally. Healthy people
also benefit from elevated glutathione levels through an enhanced ability to fight off acidic toxins, disease, precancerous
cells and the aging process itself. Diminished
glutathione levels are a symptom of aging and are particularly evident in such aliments as Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s
disease. > Glutathione is also important to physically active people. Many world-class athletes are discovering
that well-maintained glutathione levels gives them the edge over their competitors, bringing greater strength and endurance,
decreased recovery time from injury, less muscle pain and fatigue, and muscle-promoting activity.
Putting It All Together
1) Medical science is still ascertaining all the critical roles played by glutathione in disease resistance and general good
health. Clinical evidence links low glutathione levels to the most common illnesses of our time as well as newly emerging
diseases.
2) As an essential aid to health, glutathione works as the master antioxidant in our body, optimizes the white blood cells
and detoxifies a long list of pollutants and carcinogens or acids.
3) Pharmaceutical medicine has created drugs that do this very effectively. They have their uses in critical situations. But
they also have side effects and repeated use is clearly inadvisable.
References:
Aging – It is well known that aging is accompanied by a preciptous fall in gluathione levels. Lower glutathione levels are
implicated in many diseases associated with aging including cataracts, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, atherosclerosis and
others. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 47:1021-26, 1994.
Antioxidant Functions – Antioxidants are well documented and known to play vital roles in health maintenance and
disease prevention. Glutathione is your cell’s own major antioxidant. Maintaining elevated glutathione levels aids the
body’s natural antioxidant function. Biochemical Pahrmacology 47: 2114-2123, 1994.
Neurological Disease – Low glutathione levels have been associated with nuero-degenerative diseases such as MS (Multiple
Sclerosis), ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease), Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. The Lancet 344: 796-798, 1994.
Cancer – Glutathione plays a role in eliminating many carcinogens/acids and also maintains and optimizes white blood cell
function while providing stronger anti-acidic/anti-tumor defenses. Cancer Letters 57: 91-94, 1991.
Athletic Performance – Raised glutathione levels help increase strength and endurance. Those interested in physical fitness
can benefit from a definite athletic edge. Journal of Applied Physiology 87: 1381-1385, 1999.
Toxins, Pollution and Radiation – Glutathione detoxifies a variety of pollutants, carcinogens and poisons including many
found in fuel exhaust and cigarette smoke. It also retards damage from radiation exposure due to the eroding ozone
layer. Annual Reviews of Biochemistry 52: 711-760, 1983.

AIDS - Glutathione levels correspond to poor survival of AIDS patients. Much documentation demonstrates the role of enhanced
glutathione levels in AIDS. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, USA 94: 1967-72, 1997.
Heart Disease, Stroke and Cholesterol – Raised glutathione levels fight the oxdiation of fats circulating in the bloodstream
including cholesterol, retarding the process of plaque formation in the arteries leading to most heart attacks and
strokes. Nutrition Reviews 54: 1-30, 1996.
Diabetes – Diabetics are more prone to ‘out-fections’ and circulatory problems leading to heart disease, kidney failure and
blindness. Glutathione protects against the complications of diabetes. Clinical Science 91:575-582, 1996.
Lung Disease – Doctors have used glutathione-promoting drugs to treat many lung diseases including asthma, chronic
bronchitis and emphasema. New and potentially therapeutic roles can be found for cigarette smoke damage, pulmonary
fibrosis and other illnesses. American Journal of Medical Science 307:119-127, 1994.
Digestive Disorders – Glutathione protects the body from inflammation of gastritis, stomach ulcers, pancreatitis and inflammatory
bowel disease including ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease. Gut 42: 485-492, 1998.
Hepatitis – The liver is a major storehouse for glutathione. Glutathione is impaired in alcohol hepatitis as well as in viral
(acidic) hepatitis including hepatitis A, B, and C. Raised glutathione levels help restore liver function. American Journal of
gastroenterology 91: 2569-2573, 1996.
Kidney Dis-Ease – Those with kidney failure or on dialysis suffer from high levels of oxidative (acidic) stress and decreased
glutathione levels. Raised glutathione levels help prevent anemia. Nephron 61: 404-408, 1992.
Pregnancy, Lactation and Childbirth – Glutathione’s role in fetal and placental develoment is critical. It also acts in the placenta
to detoxify pollutants before they can reach the developing child. Many complications of pregnancy have
been linked with poor glutathione levels. Early Human Development 37: 167-174, 1994.

Max International was founded as a way to bring the life-changing benefits of MaxGXL to the world. As a network marketing company, Max gives people of all backgrounds the opportunity to find their unique path. We are also dedicated to being an “A Company’, one that is known for its integrity and honesty as much as for the success it offers.

At Max International, we’re passionate about improving the physical, mental, and financial well-being of all those we touch. Understanding that money follows from creating value, we’re on a mission to make the world a better place.  Through our Code, we strive to harness the positive spirit and power of values and principles, rather than depending on the negative force of rules. Our goal is to create a self-governing culture wherein every Associate understands that it’s his or her responsibility to keep our brand healthy and viable by possessing long-term vision.

This is ensured by code created leadership; leaders promote the Code and the Code guides the leadership, much like a constitution.

The following “atom” model outlines the areas of the Max opportunity: 

The Max Code

All of our efforts to maintain “A” company status flow from our Code.

The Max Code was developed as an ethical standard of conduct. It is the banner at the head of our cause, our undeviating north star, our unyielding pillar of strength and honour.  It is a firm and clear ideal that defines our values, shapes our attitudes, guides our behaviour, and determines our decisions. It is the core of everything we do and promote. It prevents us from sacrificing principles to expediency.

1. At Max, we genuinely care about people. We want to build an extraordinary company that makes a difference in the lives of people throughout the world.

2. We believe that people can improve the course of their lives by adopting and living by truth; therefore we feel a responsibility to search for, live by, and teach correct principles.

3. We believe that our products improve people’s quality of life. We are dedicated to bringing products to market that have science-based research, high manufacturing standards, and case studies that confirm that the products work.

4. We believe in the principles of free enterprise, and that people should be paid well for their efforts.

5. We believe in being honest and in telling the truth. We are committed to fairness and believe that business relationships should benefit all the parties involved.

6. We listen to and partner with those who want what we are trying to build.

7. We believe in personal development. We help others grow and reach their potential.

8. We recognize that if and when we drift from our Code we will take swift corrective action.

9. We open international markets only when we are fully ready to support them.

10. We believe in the Law of the Harvest. We want our Associates to generate wealth for themselves by providing tangible value to their stakeholders.

11. We will generate wealth for ourselves too, by providing compelling value to our Associates and Preferred Customers.

We know that there are many who want to be part of something that is extraordinary, that is going somewhere, that creates a level playing field, and that ultimately makes a lasting difference. We want to attract “A” associates, invite “B” and “C” associates to improve and support them to do so, and request that “D” associates change or “get off the bus.”

“A” companies are nothing but the aggregate of “A” individuals. Ultimately, it is our associates that earn our “A” designation. You are on the front line. It is you and your actions that potential customers see. You are the focus, the lifeblood, the backbone of our company. The “A” company revolution is led by you, and facilitated by us.

We have put the essential elements into place—vision, products, motivation, and core values—to lay the foundation of an “A” company. But we cannot do it alone. We need like-minded individuals, those that believe in the message, those that truly want to make a difference, to fulfil the mission.

This is not about our mission—it’s about yours. If your mission coincides and resonates with ours, then this is the place to fulfil it. We’ve removed the barriers to your success.  We’ve provided the vehicle.  All you must do is drive it where you want to go. And we’re with you every step of the way.

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