IS-BART

Cellcore Biosciences IS-BART

Maintain your immune defenses with this tincture of seven adaptogenic herbs and botanicals, including black walnut hulls, cilantro leaf, milk thistle seed, suma root (Brazilian ginseng), and sweet Annie plant (sweet wormwood).

Together, these ingredients support the body’s natural immune defenses and detoxification processes, while promoting energy production.

The liquid tincture format promotes faster absorption and maximum potency, as well as allows for customized dosing. As a concentrated tincture, IS-BART has higher potency than capsules.

Product Overview

Your health journey may require a new lineup of players to get you to the next level. Ones that assist detox, enhance liver function, and rekindle energy levels. Meet IS-BART. IS-BART is a squad of seven herbs designed to do just that. These herbs bring their “A” game to move you past parasitic plateau and onto victory.

Product FAQs

What’s the difference between IS-BART, IS-BAB, IS-BORR, and IS-BOOST?

IS-BAB, IS-BART, and IS-BORR contain different blends of herbs to support immunity and target certain areas of wellness. Immune BOOST is an all-around immune system support tincture that works in conjunction with the other three tinctures in the IS-line.

Can I take IS-BART in the same glass of water with IS-BAB, IS-BORR, or IS-BOOST?

Yes. IS-BART can be mixed with any of our other immune support supplements and taken in the same glass of water.

Can IS-BART cause detox symptoms?

IS-BORR supports the body’s natural ability to detoxify. You may experience mild detox reactions and symptoms while promoting the body’s natural detox processes, such as fatigue or headaches. If this happens, consult with your healthcare practitioner.

Can IS-BART be taken with food, or can it be taken without?

IS-BART can be taken with or without food. For maximum potency, we recommend taking it on an empty stomach (which is 20-30 minutes before meals or two hours after a meal).

Does IS-BART interact with medication?

Always consult a licensed healthcare practitioner when introducing a new supplement to your routine. As a general guideline, it’s recommended to take all supplements at least two hours away from prescription medications.