HIV and Glutathione

Glutathione or GSH is a tripeptide which is very important for the proper functioning of all the body cells.

Studies have suggested that there is a relation between HIV disease development and glutathione deficiency. Studies have also showed that decreased GSH levels in the body advance HIV expression and impair the T cell functions.

Clinical studies demonstrate that HIV-infected patients with glutathione deficiency are subjected to poor survival, compared to other HIV-infected patients. Studies also support that increased glutathione levels in the body can improve the survival of HIV patients. Therefore, GSH deficiency is established as a key determinant of survival in cases of HIV infected persons. Studies also strongly recommend that needless or excessive use of acetaminophen, alcohol or other drugs, known to reduce GSH, should be avoided by HIV infected individuals.

Glutathione is produced in our body, by our body cells, naturally. There are many supplements available in the market, which can be consumed orally to increase the glutathione level in the body. But these supplements are not very efficient as the glutathione molecules are too large to be properly absorbed by the intestines. MaxGXL, unlike the other supplements, helps in boosting the glutathione levels in the body by helping to accelerate the glutathione production, by the body cells, in a natural manner.

Dr. Keller developed MaxGXL specifically to treat patients in his clinic affected with HIV, HEP C and other severe viral illnesses. Glutathione increased up to 400% in some of these patients. This was done by a quantifiable test of glutathione measured in lymphocytes (white blood cells) before and after taking MaxGXL