Medix Health Cresceo-Review
Product Claims of Cresceo
This is our review of Cresceo, an all-natural product that has been designed by Dr. Blaylock, a world-renowned neurosurgeon and expert in the field of nutritional research related to the brain, produced by Medix Health. This product has been created to support optimal brain function by offering 4 essential nutrients, not commonly found in your everyday diet. These ingredients combined claims to support your brain health, decrease age-related memory decline, enhance your learning and cognitive abilities.
Ingredients
- Ginkgo Biloba
- Brahmi
- Phosphatidylserine Isolate
- Huperzine-A
- L-Glutamine
- Bitartrate
The first four ingredients listed are the main ones, the “selling-point” of this product. Ginkgo Biloba is a plant, sourced to support brain health by increasing blood and oxygen circulation to the brain and support optimal cell health. Brahmi is also known as Bacopa Monnieri, a perennial plant harvested for its benefits in cognitive function and prevention of short term memory loss. Phosphatidylserine Isolate is an amino-acid derivative commonly found in human cells. It is said to help maintain cell integrity, support memory and cognition. Huperzine-A is also derived from a plant and is believed to help maintain adequate neurotransmitters in the brain.
Dosage Instructions
The manufacturer recommends taking one capsule daily, with a meal. Alternatively take it as directed by your health practitioner.
Cost and Guarantee
The product is sold in containers with 30 capsules in it. This is one-month supply and will cost you $39.95. If you order a 3-month supply, it will cost $89.88. All costs include shipping.
The manufacturers do not seem to offer a guarantee, but we are unsure as the manufacturer website is currently not functioning well, and much of the information was extracted from third party websites.
Summary of our Medix Health Cresceo Review
Cresceo is an all-natural product that seems to be promising if you are looking to support your brain and help decrease or prevent memory loss and cognitive function. The product is backed up by numerous studies which always helps to increase a buyer’s confidence, but the studies still require conclusive follow-up studies. We are unsure if they offer a guarantee as the manufacturers website is giving plenty if problems. The product is also quite pricy, but if it works for you it may be worth it. Unfortunately, we came across numerous negative reviews. One of the reviews spoke of how the manufacturers automatically add you to their “smart ship program” which sends more product, unless you opt out of it within a certain time frame, and then charges your credit card. Yes, the client should have read the fine print better, but sneaky marketing ploys should not be the way to sell a product, it should rather sell itself because of its efficacy. We would complete through research of all products on the market before deciding on the right brain boosting product for you.
