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Old 04-22-2009, 03:50 PM #1
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Default MaxGXL - Anyone tried it?

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MaxGXL’s® Patented Formula Dramatically Increases Intracellular GSH.
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.
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this is a MLM company that charges high prices for something that is NOT NEW:

http://www.maxandhealth.com/Ingredients.html
ingredients.
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this is a MLM company that charges high prices for something that is NOT NEW:

http://www.maxandhealth.com/Ingredients.html
ingredients.
Sure, it's not, but I haven't found anything with the all in one combination of those ingredients.

I was primarily curious if any one here has tried it, maybe I should have put that in the post as well as the subject.. it does resemble spam.

Has anyone tried spam?
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I read that if you put an open can of spam under your pillow you will scare your dopamine production system into leaving a lot of brown stuff in the deepest darkest part of your brain. I believe the brown stuff is called BS and spam is one of the few carriers of this particular blend that can cross the BBB.
Thats what I heard anyway.
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