Glutathione: Independent Testimony

While it is hard to say enough good things about glutathione, some things appear too good to be true without the corroboration of independent qualified experts.  We set out to find out what other reputable physicians have to say about this miraculous tri-peptide.

The first review of glutathione is a video that comes from New York Times best selling author, Mark Hyman, M.D.  In his video he gives some background on what glutathione is and lists some dietary sources to boost glutathione: foods as well as supplements.

The next article is written in WebMD’s Medicine Net.  The article gives a good review of what glutathione is and what it does.  It also discusses a competitor product, Immunocal, which, like MaxGXL, is a supplement that uses a glutathione precursor.  It too was developed by a medical doctor involved in R&D.  Unlike MaxGXL, however, Immunocal does not have the array of ingredients found in MaxGXL that support your body’s production and utilization of glutathione.  Moreover, Immunocal carries a heftier price tag and comes as a powder rather than a capsule.  With MaxGXL there is no powder to dispense nor messy mixers to create extra cleanup.


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