VitaCell+™
Dr. Steven Sisskind on VitaCell+™
We designed VitaCell+ to "calm the inflammatory fire" in a brain that's agitated from occasional stress, poor diet, toxin exposure, or occasional sleeplessness. This daily formula that delivers immediate, "feel it" results in energy and clarity - give it a try and you'll see for yourself!
The Top Reasons To Take VitaCell+™
According To The Clinical Studies
Improved Memory, Clarity & Cognition
Targets occasional neuroinflammatory "fires" in the brain, and supports soothing balance. You'll feel it as sharper recall and problem-solving, and we have the clinic results to prove it!
Natural, All-Day Energy
When the brain gets a chance to "cool down," it unleashes all the natural energy that's been raging as acute, occasional inflammation. So it's 100% natural, jitter-free, and joyful.
Comfortable Joints and Muscles
VitaCell+ doesn't just work in the brain. For many customers, it unlocks whole-body freedom that they thought they'd lost.
Every individual is unique. As such, your results can and will vary. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or illness.
Designed With Care
By Dr. Steven Sisskind
All Sun Coast Sciences formulas are carefully designed by Dr. Steven Sisskind, to ensure clinical dosing, of the best ingredients, with superior bioavailability. In VitaCell+™, you'll find...
LongVida-Optimized Curcumin
With over 23 clinical studies behind it, this curcumin stands alone. One double-blind, placebo-controlled study showed that adults had better working memory, and lower fatigue, anger and confusion, just one hour after taking it! A second clinical study - also double-blind, and placebo-controlled - showed very similar results at the four week mark… showing that these astounding results can last.
CherryPure Tart Cherry Extract
This potent flavonoid has proven inflammatory-balance properties. In one study, weight lifters who trained with CherryPure were stronger, and less sore, following their workouts. Another study showed that endurance athletes who ran a half-marathon performed 13% faster and reported a 34% reduction in post-race soreness. If CherryPure delivers these benefits to athletes, imagine what it can do for you!
Cocoa Extract
Out of the top 1,000 flavonoid-rich foods, cocoa contains the highest amount of flavonoids per milligram. The specific flavonoids found in cocoa work by supporting healthy, balanced production of an inflammatory protein called Interleukin 1-Beta.
Boswellia Serrata
Boswellia has been shown to regulate production of an inflammatory cytokine called TNF-alpha, through pathways that other flavonoids are unable to regulate. It’s also been shown to support neurons as the brain gets older, and to promote feelings and calm and wellbeing.
Quercetin
A potent flavonoid that promotes, healthy, balanced levels of IL-6, and TNF-a, two "troublemaker" cytokines that can lead to an overactive inflammatory response.
Resveretrol
This flavonoid is produced by grapes, to protect them from harsh sunlight, and is most often found in red wine. Multiple studies have shown that it support healthy, balanced production of an inflammatory cytokine called NF-kB.
EGCG
It's the best source of a flavonoid called a “catechin,” which supports everything from detoxification, to targeted immune response management, to the release of natural energy stores.
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