MaxWLX Clinical Studies

August 28, 2008 by admin

8-Week Clinical Trial Results in a 21.5 lb. Average Weight Loss! 21.5 lbs of Body Fat! 3.96 Inches Off The Waist! 3.28 Inches Off The Hips! 1.20 Inches Off Each Thigh! Double Blind Placebo Study!

Developed at the University of Minnesota after seven years of scientific research.

Max International has obtained worldwide distribution rights for this patented formula backed by hard-science, painstaking research and extensive clinical trials.

The Trial Produced a 90.4% Greater Fat Loss in the MaxWXL Group.
Two groups of women were placed on identical diet regimens and a supervised exercise program. One group received Max WXL and the other, a placebo.

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There’s a communication problem between fat cells and your brain. In the 1990’s scientists discovered a communication hormone called Leptin that is manufactured by every cell in the body. Its purpose is to tell your brain that your stomach is full. It’s the on/off switch in each fat cell that determines whether the fat will be burned or stored.

If the Brain Doesn’t Hear the Message to Stop Eating, We Crave More Food
It’s a vicious cycle that must be stopped in order to lose weight and keep it off. The more fat you have the higher your Leptin levels. Elevated Leptin levels prevent your brain from hearing the message to stop eating. The brain and body become desensitized to these messages, a state that is commonly called “Leptin Resistant.” Your brain continues to believe you need to store even more fat for a rainy day. And the more fat your store, the more Leptin you produce, the more resistant you become. It’s a truly vicious cycle.

The Max WLX Trial Reduced Leptin Levels 42% on Average
Because it takes at least 3-4 weeks for Leptin levels to decrease to lower levels, it is recommended that you remain on the product for at least 12 weeks to experience significant weight loss. User groups have remained on the product long after that point in order to continue losing weight and maintaining lower Leptin levels, thus reducing cravings and appetites.