I’m sixty-three years of age, and a veteran of the Vietnam war. In June of 2007, I was diagnosed as having prostate cancer. I was told that my cancer was in the low risk category. I chose not to take the Brachytherapy treatment offered because of all the side effects associated with radiation therapy.
A friend told me about Maxgxl. I did more research about Maxgxl, glutathione and prostate cancer. I decided to give Maxgxl a try and I’m glad I did, because I found out that Maxgxl provided other benefits I didn’t count on. I have arthritis and a herniated dics in my lower back. Since I have been taking Maxgxl, my back, hemorrhoids, arthritis doesn’t bother me anymore. I always have a lot of energy and I’m never tired or feel worn out. As I stated at the beginning, I’m 63 years of age, I've been told that I look much younger.
I still see my VA doctor on a regular basis. She asked why I chose not to take radiation therapy for my prostate cancer. I told her because of the side effects of radiation therapy. I also told her that I was taking Maxgxl. She asked me to provide her with information about Maxgxl. I gave her a box of Maxgxl and she made a copy of the info on the outside of the box.
My doctor also monitored the results of my lab specimens and discovered that the prostate cancer was not spreading. She told me that I could keep taking the Maxgxl and also that I should continue checking my PSA level on a regular basis for any changes that may occur.
On July 13, 2009, I went back for a re-examination of my prostate. I received the results of my prostate examination on July 20, 2009. In the exam report, it stated that my cancer was in remission.
