Brain Age Breakthrough
Brain doctor’s advanced natural solution supports healthy brain circulation and helps slow down age-related memory decline.
By S.A. Nickerson, Health Correspondent D
o you have any of these signs of age-related brain and memory
concerns?
Forgetting where you put your keys or glasses
Forgetting the names of people you just met
Feeling “scatterbrained” or unable to concentrate or focus on tasks If so, it’s not surprising. With in-
creasing age, areas of the brain im- portant to memory and complex mental activities actually shrink. Plus, there’s a gradual reduction in blood flow to these critical regions. Many doctors tell you memory issues
are just part of growing older. They say you should learn to “live with it.”
Top M.D. Says Don’t Settle for Worsening Memory Issues
Renowned neurosurgeon turned nat- ural health advocate Russell Blaylock, M.D., decided to research key nutrients that support optimal brain function. And when he couldn’t find a supple- ment with all the nutrients he knew
I personally formulated
CRESCEO® to include
the most essential ingredients necessary to promote healthy brain function and improve
memory.” – Dr. Russell Blaylock, M.D.
were critical to brain health, Dr. Blay- lock formulated CRESCEO.® This advanced formula contains five
premium ingredients designed to pro- vide natural brain and memory support.
Dr. Blaylock’s 5 Brain Boosters
Research indicates that ginkgo promotes healthy brain function in multiple ways. First, ginkgo helps enhance circulation in the brain and supports cells in the hippocampus, an area very important to memory function. Ginkgo also appears to improve the function of mitochon- dria, which is essential for memory.
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Brain Power Nutrient #2: Bacopa Monnieri Bacopa (commonly called brahmi) is a plant renowned for its power to keep the mind sharp and the memory strong. In one study, subjects taking bacopa
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showed improvement in learning rate and memory aſter just three months.
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Brain Power Nutrient #3: Phosphatidylserine (PS)
Brain Power Nutrient #1: Ginkgo Biloba
CRESCEO contains a proprietary form of PS called SerinAid 50P.® indicate that SerinAid 50P®
Studies may help
reduce age-related cognitive decline by supporting key brain functions, includ- ing memory, concentration, learning, recall, and focus.
HA increases the levels of neurotrans- mitters in the brain that help nerve cells communicate. In addition, HA pro- motes proper inflammatory response and serves as a powerful antioxidant.
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neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which plays a key role in supporting healthy memory and cognitive functioning. DMAE is also believed to have a stabiliz- ing effect on brain cell membranes.
5 A Comprehensive Solution
CRESCEO now makes it easy to support your brain and cognitive health — and even help reduce age-related memory decline. Try CRESCEO for yourself today!
RISK-FREE Trial Bottle of CRESCEO®
We at Medix Select, one of the nation’s premier nutraceutical companies, are sure you’ll love CRESCEO, too. That’s why we’re offering a risk-free trial supply at NO COST. That’s a $39.95 value! Just cover a small shipping fee of $4.95, that’s all.
You’ll also receive Dr. Blaylock’s detailed special report “Nature’s Brain Boosters: Essential Nutrients for Peak Mental Performance” as a FREE bonus gift (a $20 value).
Toll-Free: 855-218-6697 Online:
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*Trial offer requires enrollment in SmartShip program. See website for details. 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.
Brain Power Nutrient #5: DMAE DMAE improves functioning of the
Brain Power Nutrient #4: Huperzine-A (HA)
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