Phytocell Tec Malus Domestica Apple Stem Cells

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Scientific Name: {Malus domestica}
Common Name: {PhytoCellTec, Apple stem cells}

Rejuvenating Apple Stem Cells

These stem cells derive from rare Swiss apples and are part of an award-winning study into stem cells' function and tissue regeneration effects.

PhytoCell Tec works deep within the skin to both prolong the life of healthy cells and provide the nutrients that the skin needs to produce healthier, longer-living cells in the long term.

Though its name (Uttwiler Spatlauber) is amusing, the apple's amazing properties are nothing to joke about. This rare apple species is revered for its stores over cold Swiss winters.

Age Defence from Green Apples

This property was the impetus behind studies into its ability to preserve a youthful-looking face.

What researchers found was impressive. The PhytoCell Tec Malus Domestica could lend its longevity to skin cells. Aging signs significantly decreased. As we grow older, our skin cannot produce as many healthy cells as it once did when we were younger.

It gets harder to replace aging cells as they begin to age faster. However, by elongating healthy cells' lives, the face can look younger and more beautiful for extended periods.

This ingredient also aids in regenerating new, healthy cells infused with the ability to live long, full lives and increase longevity.

Rejuvenating Breakthrough

PhytoCell Tec Malus Domestica - Apple Stem Cells

Not only do they rejuvenate by prolonging cells' lives, but it also delivers many of the components skin needs.

These nutrients form the building blocks of cells to ensure the skin has the ingredients it needs to accelerate the regeneration process.

All of these benefits are combined with a powerful UV protectant. Working to block the harmful effects of the sun's rays, you can still get your mood-boosting, vitamin-enhancing sunshine without the chance of sunburn or long-lasting photo-aging.

Phytocell Tec Malus Domestica Clinical Studies

During a four-week study, researchers found that twenty women saw a 15% reduction in wrinkles' intensity and depth. In addition, using PhytoCell Tec Malus Domestica at the first signs of aging can delay the appearance of further wrinkles.

Even after wrinkles and lines develop, using it can even out the complexion and fill in the look of even deep wrinkles.

Using PhytoCell Tec in Anti-aging Skincare

PhytoCell Tec Malus Domestica can be found in anti-aging serums or added to boost your favorite eye cream. You can even add the ingredient directly to makeup to cover and reverse the look of age lines.

Because it is all-natural, it is unlikely to irritate even the most sensitive skin. As a result, it revives your complexion with longevity and delays the signs of aging.

Benefits of Phytocell Tec Malus Domestica

  1. Skin Regeneration: PhytocellTec™ Malus Domestica has been shown to support skin regeneration by stimulating the proliferation of skin stem cells. This can lead to the formation of new skin tissue, contributing to a more youthful and rejuvenated appearance.
  2. Anti-Aging Properties: The stem cells from the rare Swiss apple variety used in PhytocellTec™ Malus Domestica contain epigenetic factors and metabolites that help protect and maintain the longevity of skin cells. This can result in a reduction of fine lines, wrinkles, and overall signs of aging.
  3. UV Protection: These apple stem cells contain a high concentration of antioxidants that helps withstand the effects of UV radiation on the skin. By shielding skin cells from harmful environmental factors, PhytocellTec™ Malus Domestica assists in preventing premature aging and maintaining skin health.
  4. Enhanced Skin Texture: Regular use of products containing PhytocellTec™ Malus Domestica can lead to improved skin texture, as the stem cells contribute to better hydration and smoother skin, especially those with dry or uneven complexions.

Sources:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5674215/
https://mibellebiochemistry.com/phytocelltectm-malus-domestica-skin

About the Author
Kari Thomas wrote this article.