MaxGXL Fights Inflammatory Cytokines That Also Promote Fat Storage

In a recent study, it has been noted by Dr. Robert H. Keller, the developer of MaxGXL, that a compound found in the spice turmeric caused a decrease in inflammation in liver and fatty tissue.

Dr. Keller noted that the study strengthens previous literature reporting that fat cells cause an immune response resulting in inflammatory cytokines, which he calls “the terrible triplet” of IL1, IL6 and TNF alpha. He said, “These cytokines have an anti-insulin effect and promote fat storage rather than utilization. Cordyceps in MaxGXL is equally, if not more, effective than curcumin in reducing cellular inflammatory cytokine production and, as such works in tandem with Max WLX.”

Inflammation is one of the bodies worst enemies but thanks to MaxGXL, we need not worry no more. This product really does what it says it does and actually surpasses expectations. Go ahead and try it now!

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