XtraSharp has always been one of our most popular selling products over the years. For those who want to build your business by promoting energy and mental sharpness this is the product for you to lead with. People just have to slam down 1 ounce out of a shooter cup once or twice a day in order to stay extra sharp all day long. Believe me it’s addictive in a good way! XtraSharp About Xtra Sharp is an exclusive blend of herbs and minerals to support and improve general well-being, energy and vitality. You literally can feel it working in minutes! Benefits Health Canada granted NPN (Natural Product Number): 80017498 •       Herbal, mineral and electrolyte supplement for the maintenance of good health. •       Helps relieve fatigue, promote endurance and enhance motor performance. Ingredients Medicinal ingredients: Each 30 mL contains: Potassium (citrate, glycerophosphate)   778.8 mg Iron (glycerophosphate) 2.7 mg Iodine (potassium iodide)       0.045 mg Magnesium (glycerophosphate)   

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Glutathione: New Supplement on the Block Cure-All or Snake Oil? By  Alison Palkhivala July 30, 2001 -- Who wouldn't like to get their hands on a naturally occurring substance that acts as an  antioxidant , an immune system booster, and a detoxifier? Something that can help your body repair damage caused by stress, pollution,  radiation , infection, drugs, poor diet, aging, injury, trauma, and burns? A handful of researchers are saying the antioxidant glutathione can do all that and maybe more. But can you believe such sweeping claims? What's the evidence to back them up? Here are what three experts have to say: What Is Glutathione? "Glutathione is a very interesting, very small molecule that's [produced by the body and] found in every cell," says Gustavo Bounous, MD, director of research and development at Immunotec and a retired professor of surgery at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. "It's the [body's] most important antioxid