CORPORATE MESSAGE - Max International Virtual Office

PRODUCT
MAXONE TM RELEASED AFTER DECADES OF GROUNDBREAKING
RESEARCH
When Dave Bagley and Peter Nordberg sat down with Dr. Herb
Nagasawa, Dr. Scott Nagasawa and Scott Momii two years ago
they weren’t prepared for the significance of the moment. Little
did they know a partnership would be formed that would shape
the future of Max International and, by extension, set the stage for
historic developments in the area of glutathione technology and
supplementation.
“The more we engaged in conversation with these men the further
on the edge of our seat we were,” Dave said of their initial meeting.
“You knew they held the power of the future of glutathione support
inside the body.”
The humble demeanor of the man that sat before them, Dr. Herb
Nagasawa, almost belied the mindboggling accomplishments of the
scientist who had devoted countless hours, and the better part of his
adult life, to groundbreaking research. He was focused on helping
people throughout the world by untapping the full potential of the
body’s most powerful antioxidant.
“His work has all been all about helping humankind,” said colleague
and fellow RiboCeine TM researcher, Dr. Jeanette Roberts. “He is a
quality human being. It’s an absolute honor to work with him.”
“He has obviously accomplished a lot, but to me that isn’t what his
standout properties are,” Dave said. “They are leadership, humility,
and service. One of the things I think is really incredible about this
man is his tenacity. His work schedule goes as follows. He wakes up
early in the morning and starts his research, grabs a quick lunch and
goes back to his research. He checks in with his wife at around 6:30
for dinner, then takes a nap. He wakes up and continues his work
until 3 a.m. Then it’s an early start for more of the same the next day.”
This is only made more amazing by the fact that Dr. Nagasawa
continues to keep up this pace at the age of 83. Although Dave
pointed out that he has let up a bit—and only works until 2 a.m.
these days.
Dave recently asked Herb what he wanted his legacy to be.
19