CytoQuel by Researched Nutritionals

CytoQuel by Researched Nutritionals

CytoQuel®, backed by peer-reviewed research published in the Journal of Pain Research, is a comprehensive blend to promote healthy cytokine function.

Features:

• Published, peer-reviewed clinical research

GMO-Free, Vegan, Soy Free

CurcuWIN™ turmeric extract (46x more absorbable than standard curcumin)

DeltaGold® tocotrienols (annatto derived pure delta & gamma tocotrienols)

Also contains EGCG, NAC, and natural Trans-Resveratrol (from Japanese knotweed, Polygonum cuspidatum extract)

What is a cytokine?

During an infection, the body naturally produces pro-inflammatory cytokines as part of its defense mechanism. The healthy body balances pro-inflammatory cytokines with anti-inflammatory cytokines. However, if pro-inflammatory cytokines such as IL-1, IL-6, IL-8, IL-17, IL-23, Tumor Necrosis Factor-alpha (TNF-α), or Nuclear Factor kappa Beta (NF-κß), continue in the “on position” after the immune threat has ended, inflammation levels remain high. Long-term or chronic inflammation can negatively impact overall health, contributing to chronic pain, poor sleep quality, and unhealthy cardiovascular function. Recent studies have demonstrated that maintaining healthy cytokine function is essential to healthful aging.

CytoQuel® – formulated for maximum efficacy to support cytokine health

Clinically researched CytoQuel® was developed utilizing the latest ingredient research. Each ingredient was carefully selected for its mechanisms of action in support of cytokine health. The result is a powerful, multi-ingredient formula that has been clinically researched and proven to support healthy, balanced cytokine function.*

Peer-reviewed published clinical research on CytoQuel®

To demonstrate the efficacy of this formulation, CytoQuel® underwent an 8-week clinical human study. The published peer-reviewed research on CytoQuel® showed statistically significant evidence of its ability to support healthy cytokine function, blood pressure, and sleep quality. The study was published in the Journal of Pain Research.