I know. It sounds crazy. But these blogs are not about about making scientific proclamations. It’s about documenting and sharing my personal experiences with MaxGXL® (affiliate link).

My vice
Something that surprises people about me is that I drink Coke. It’s just one of those things that I like. Maybe it’s the caffeine, maybe it’s the sugar, maybe it’s the bubbles. I’ve just always liked it. And I used to drink a can a day. When the mini cans of Coke came out, I was happy to buy them for the same price as a regular can because it helped me curb my addiction to what a lot of people call “liquid poison.”

Something happened and I don’t know what
A few weeks after starting MaxGXL® I noticed my desire for the bubbly poison completely stopped. It was so strange. It was almost overnight. I couldn’t really explain it but I didn’t crave it anymore. Then I was talking to a friend who has been taking MaxGXL for over a year now. He casually mentioned that he had this strange thing happen to him where he stopped craving coffee. My ears perked up a little.

A Max friend explains
My friend said he couldn’t explain why after taking MaxGXL® he felt less of a desire to drink coffee. All he said was that he thinks that the energy hit he used to get from coffee was now moot because of the steady energy that he was getting from his increased glutathione production thanks to the Max. Huh. That might be what’s happening with me too.

I’d be really curious to know if anyone else has had any kind of such changes with their vices (read: addictions) since starting Max. Anyone?

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