Max N-Fuze™

Max N-Fuze represents a radical new approach to nutrient supplementation.

This breakthrough, patent-pending product design represents the fusion of established science and the forward-thinking nanotechnology to ensure your cells are receiving the nutrients they need to perform and communicate to their full potential.

The Purpose behind Max N-Fuze™

Max International is committed to improving the intercellular and intracellular health and communication inside the human body. For this to happen, the body requires vitamins and minerals to function optimally. Additionally, vitamins and minerals are needed to complete the creation of the body's triad of antioxidant protectors, including glutathione, superoxide dimutase and catalase. Leptin sensitivity is also reliant upon select vitamins and minerals at the cellular level.

Max N-Fuze is a complete redefinition of effective nutrient-transport technology. The technology behind the product optimizes the cellular delivery of each ingredient.

Breakthrough Absorption Technology

Decades ago, simply taking dietary supplements was accepted as a novel way to give your body what it needs. Due to the advances of science, we now know that just because you take a dietary supplement does not mean that your cells are efficiently absorbing the nutrients. Consequently, there has been a long-standing quest to discover a legitimate breakthrough technology that would allow efficient and maximum cellular absorption of nutrient-sized particles.

Max N-Fuze uses a patent-pending nanotechnology to efficiently deliver targeted nutrients that are capable of readily being absorbed and utilized by the cell. This breakthrough technology consists of enveloping nano-sized nutrients in a highly purified water cluster and efficiently delivering the nano-sized particle to the cell.

Max N-Fuze was subjected to vigorous safety testing at Clemson University. Additionally, Max International is a member of the Institute of Nutraceutical Research (INR). The INR is a leading research group that consolidates the intellectual and physical resources of the faculty at Clemson University and links these resources to South Carolina Nutrition Research Consortium (SCNRC) involving the South Carolina Research Authority, the University of South Carolina and the Medical University of SC in a unique partnership.