Why Nano

A constant truth in supplementation is that consumption does not always guarantee absorption. Performance of a nutrient is entirely dependent upon absorption. If the nutrient is not delivered to the cell, it holds little to no value. The effective and safe delivery of proven nutrients to the site of cellular mechanisms should always be at the top of any product-development project.

Researchers have created myriad ways to introduce nutrients to the body. Over the years, they have fi ltered down to two popular strategies: to affi x or bond a particle to a carrier that is more easily absorbed, improving the bioavailability of the particle, or to reduce the size of the particle. Of these two strategies, the reduction in size of active particles has proven to be more reliable for two reasons: Reduction in particle size increases the ease of passage through biological membranes and it increases biochemical activity.

Nanofusion

Until now, no technique has been successful at employing both methodologies, i.e., bonding the particle to a carrier while reducing the particle to a "cellular-ready" size.
The Max Cellular Transport System accomplishes both and has been chosen by Max International as the means of providing the consumer with a product that is uniquely superior to the competition. This system process solves the problem of bioavailability by reducing the active substance to nanosize (less than 100 nm in size) which allows enhanced passage of biological membranes and by encapsulating the nanosized particle within a nanosized water cluster so the inclusion material is as easily recognized and absorbed as water.

Truly Nano — From Creation to Consumption

Only the Max Cellular Transport System process can create a stable water cluster capable of passing through the bloodstream directly into tissues at the cellular level. Other processes that are designed to render nutrient particles into a nanosized format run into diffi culty when the laws of physics free the particles to re-agglomerate into larger particle groups (the particles “clump up”). Hence, while some companies tout “nano” products, the size of their particles cannot meet the criteria (one dimension of the particle must be 100 nm or less) and therefore the term nano is simply an empty marketing term that can mislead less informed readers.

Nano Activators

Max N-Fuze™ uses its proprietary nanotechnology not only as an independent means of nutrient delivery, but also as a method to increase the absorption and activation of the macro forms of vitamins, minerals and herbs contained in the Max N-Fuze™ formulation. This unique fusion of technology provides a dual process to ensure that you are receiving the maximum benefit from every ingredient.