GTOX Hangover Blocker

GTOX Hangover Blocker

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GTOX Hangover Blocker is unlike any other hangover gimmick, there is real science behind the patented alcohol detox system in GTOX. Applied Food Sciences' origins are with cancer prevention research, and that scientific background played a huge role in developing GTOX Hangover Blocker. The key or vital ingredient in GTOX is Glucarate, a proven photochemical naturally found in the body to remove alcohol toxins and block Beta-g enzymes which typically cause hangovers. When you drink GTOX Hangover Blocker before bed you feel better in the morning! GTOX is now available nationwide at GNC stores.

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GTOX Hangover Blocker

Product Type:Functional: Recovery and Hangover; Container: 4 fl oz
BevNET Review: Gtox is a product that’s billed as a “detox shot” and a “hangover blocker” and comes packaged in a 4 oz. plastic bottle. It’s formulated with potassium glucarate, a compound that, once in the body, is changed to a substance that is thought to inhibit a liver enzyme that helps cleanse the body. That, in turn, is where the anti-hangover and recovery functions come into play, but that’s about all of the science we’ll bore you with. The product uses a sucralose sweetened formulation that’s been given a citrus flavor – and it’s surprisingly refreshing to drink. Despite being free of sodium, the product has a slightly salty flavor that’s reminiscent of a sports drink. In all honesty, the flavor is that enjoyable that we’d be quite pleased if this product came in a bigger package. Speaking of packaging, the 4 oz. plastic bottle is rather unique looking, with a slim shape and a fully wrapped design that’s clean and modern looking. The large G is easy to spot, although the multiple type treatments and colors are a bit hard on the eye. We’re also wonder if having the word “hangover” appear twice is going to help or pigeonhole the product – there’s certainly a much larger market for the greater “detox” function. In addition, “recovery” is a benefit that’s also mentioned, but it seems lost in the shuffle at the bottom of the label. Wording questions aside, we like this product’s unique look – and we really love what’s inside the bottle (even if it’s only 4 ounces). Definitely worth a try.Reviewed on: 7/15/2009

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Calories: 6 Total Fat: 0g Cholesterol: 0g Sodium: 0g Potassium: 170mg Total Carbohydrates: 1g Sugar: 0g Protein: 0g Vitamin C: 233% Daily value
Purified water, potassium Glucarate, sucralose, citric acid, ascorbic acid, natural flavors, sodium citrate, potassium benzoate and potassium sorbate.

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