Do you think glyconutrients are for real, or a hoax?

This will do nothing for any autoimmune disorder if that is why you are thinking of using them.

I have been using glyconutrients for a few years based on what appeared to be sound scientific evidence. I have now lost confidence in this product. Recently, I have learned about a number of issues including law suits (class action and shareholder) and other claims that discredit this product and/or company. One that is particulatly disturbing is: Nobel Prize winners say sites falsely cite research Fort Worth Star-Telegram/September 11, 2006 By Danny Robbins Three Nobel Prize-winning scientists have complained to New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer that Web sites are falsely tying their research to the dietary supplements of Mannatech Inc. The Nobel laureates, members of the faculty at The Rockefeller University in New York, complained early this year after a cease-and-desist letter written to Mannatech on behalf of one of them, Günter Blobel, failed to get results, according to Harriet Rabb, the university's vice president and general counsel For the rest of this article and more articles, refer to the link below.