Which Vitamin or Mineral Supplement is Best for You?
Written by Tom Buhlinger
There are so many vitamins and supplements on the market these days and you really have to wonder which ones are the most effective. The main question you have to ask is how much is actually being absorbed into your body?
With nano technology coming into its own, you knew the day would come when it became available to the nutrition industry.
Until now, no technique has been successful at employing both methodologies, i.e., bonding the particle to a carrier while reducing the particle to a “cellular-ready” size.
There is a system called the Max Cellular Transport System which accomplishes both. This system process solves the problem of bioavailability by reducing the active substance to nanosize (less than 100 nm in size) which allows enhanced passage of biological membranes and by encapsulating the nanosized particle within a nanosized water cluster so the inclusion material is as easily recognized and absorbed as water.
Only the Max Cellular Transport System process can create a stable water cluster capable of passing through the bloodstream directly into tissues at the cellular level.
Other processes that are designed to render nutrient particles into a nanosized format run into difficulty when the laws of physics free the particles to re-agglomerate into larger particle groups (the particles “clump up”). Hence, while some companies tout “nano” products, the size of their particles cannot meet the criteria (one dimension of the particle must be 100 nm or less) and therefore the term nano is simply an empty marketing term that can mislead less informed readers.
The only product I know of that truly uses nanofusion is Max N-Fuze.
Max nanofusion technology creates an unparalleled breakthrough in absorption and bioavailability that can not be acheived with conventional vitamin and mineral supplements. Benefits include:
• Supports the production and function of superoxide dismutase (SOD) and catalase (CAT), two vital antioxidants produced by the body to fight the potent free radical superoxide.
• Provides needed nutrients to further optimize glutathione (GSH) production.
• Delivers vitamins, minerals, and herbal ingredients to support optimal cell function, cellular communication and cellular defense mechanisms.
• Delivers targeted nutrients needed to support leptin sensitivity.
• Contains D-ribose and CoQ10 to support ATP (energy) production and function.
• Utilizes patent-pending nanotechnology designed to maximize absorption.
For more information, go to MaxGXLonlinestore.com
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