A Proven Foundation

MemoryCell offers a synergistic blend of active botanicals, antioxidants, and enzymes in a studied and proven blend to support healthy memory and brain function.  MemoryCell contains the patented NT-020 blend of wild blueberry extract, vitamin D3, green tea extract, and carnosine, along with reduced glutathione, alpha lipoic acid, SOD, and six additional enzymes to enhance potency and efficacy.

Green Tea contains polyphenols, beneficial phytonutrients well known for their antioxidant value.   Green Tea and its extract contain EGCG, also known as epigallocatechin-3-gallate. New research indicates that Green Tea may enhance and improve working memory and brain function.

Wild blueberries are treasured for their ability to promote general health, including maintenance of a healthy brain. ="mso-spacerun: yes;">   New research validates that blueberry supplementation improve memory in older adults.

Carnosine is an amino acid that is naturally present in muscle and brain tissue.  Antioxidant in nature, carnosine aids detoxification, potentially delaying the natural aging of cells. Vitamin D3 supports cardiovascular function, as well as promoting healthy cell growth and production. 

Enhanced by Enzymatic Activity

This unique blend has been enhanced by the addition of Enzymedica enzymes which impart improved nutrient value and exhibit strong antioxidant qualities. Protease and antioxidant enzymes such as SOD and catalase are the very enzymes our bodies manufacture to maintain the immune system and scavenge free radicals. This in turn supports healthy cellular growth and function. Also included are carbohydrase enzymes to assist with the delivery of the botanical source antioxidants found in this unique formula.

Recommended Usage

Take 2 capsules daily.  More may be taken as recommended by a health care professional.

MemoryCell™ offers a combination of a university proven blend of active botanicals and antioxidants, along with a unique blend of enzymes to support healthy memory and brain function.

Today’s elderly Americans are genuinely concerned with maintaining healthy memory. Recent statistics indicate that Americans over the age of 55 fear memory loss more than cancer, heart disease, diabetes or stroke.    Regardless of the normal age-related memory decline considered a hallmark of advanced years, few realize that there are opportunities throughout life to retain memory and enhance brain function.

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