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As Middle Class Shrinks, Another Recession Looms

  The Great Recession was the most trying and difficult economic time of the past 50 years, but don’t think that we’re out of the woods yet!  The slow pace of the current economic recovery means we could easily fall into a new recession. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) warns that the United States will [...]

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Small Gains Can Mean Big Business

  Co-CEO of Max International Dave Bagley is an avid bicycle racing enthusiast and competitor, so he was one of the first to take notice when the professional British bicycling team Sky won the Tour de France this year.  The secret to Team Sky’s success is something that Dave feels can benefit everyone in Max [...]

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Fruit Juice as Harmful as Soda?

  We all know that soda and energy drinks are bad for our children because of their high amounts of caffeine, sugar and other additives.  But, did you know that fruit juice can be just as bad? A recent report by the Yale Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity found that beverage companies aggressively [...]

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Finding Certainty in a Recessed Economy

  Is This As Good As It Gets? In the brilliant comedy As Good As It Gets Jack Nicholson dispenses insults and hilarious one-liners as an obsessive-compulsive writer who eats breakfast every day at the same restaurant.  Helen Hunt plays the only waitress willing to wait on this brute who is so worried about cleanliness [...]

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Is Caffeine Stunting Your Emotional Intelligence?

  A lot of us use caffeine-drinks like coffee and soda to get through the day, but could these “pick-me-ups” be doing more harm than good?  We’ve all heard about the inherent risks of using too much caffeine, including the old wives’ tale about how it can stunt your growth.  Caffeine may not actually stunt [...]

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Post Work-Out Food and Drink are Vital to A Good Recovery

  We all know how important recovery is after a big workout, but did you also know that what eat and drink immediately after you’re finished is just as important? The Sports Medicine section of About.com has several articles about how and why everyone needs rest and recovery after a major workout or extended exercise.  [...]

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Higher Glutathione Levels Reduce Muscle Inflammation and Fatigue

  If you’re an athlete and you’re serious about performing at a high level, then you can’t afford to ignore your glutathione levels.  Glutathione (or GSH) plays a fundamental role as your body’s master antioxidant in improving how long you’re able to be active before tiring.  The higher your levels of GSH, the longer it’ll [...]

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Need Glutathione Info? Make the Most of PubMed.gov

  Did you know that there are hundreds of thousands of scientific research articles that examine the effects of glutathione in our bodies?  Every possible topic from glutathione’s basic function to exhaustive clinical trials are available for FREE on the website pubmed.gov. As a function of the U.S. National Library of Medicine at the National [...]

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How I Became an Overnight Success 22 Years Later with Max!

By Sylvain Legault. Friends, my name is Sylvain Legault, and though I’ve recently found success as the top Max Associate in the Max 90 Day Challenge, I want to share with you the long journey it took for me to get here.  I may have been involved in Network Marketing since 1990, but in all [...]

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Finding Success Through Service

By Bob Kaelin V.P. of Sales I’ll never forget my very first sales call fresh out of college. I was working for a pharmaceutical company and my job was to service pharmacies. I had been given a territory that hadn’t been serviced for months. I prepared to call on the ad manager for a particularly [...]

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