Modere Liquid Biocell is considered a supplement and as with any new supplement it’s always a good idea to do research before ingesting or putting anything new into your body.
In this article I’ve attempted to provide you with all information so you can do your own research and make your own decisions. This information includes:
- What is Modere Liquid Biocell
- Who is responsible for the safety of dietary supplements?
- Independent research of ingredients
What is Modere Liquid BioCell®?
Modere Liquid BioCell® is a total body anti-aging supplement. To use Modere Liquid BioCell people take a small amount of it by mouth twice daily.
The product is formulated with a Collagen/HA Matrix® Technology. This technology is basically hydrolyzed collagen type 2, hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate, along with other natural ancillary ingredients as part of it’s proprietary blend.
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a clear, gooey substance that is naturally produced by your body. The largest amounts of it are found in your skin, connective tissue and eyes. Its main function is to retain water to keep your tissues well lubricated and moist. Hyaluronic Acid cushions joints and keeps them strong and flexible, increase supplies of joint-lubricating synovial fluid.
Chondroitin sulfate is an important structural component of cartilage and provides much of its resistance to compression. Along with glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate has become a widely used dietary supplement for joint health.
Learn more about Modere Liquid BioCell in our report – Modere BioCell Review: What You Need to Know
In clinical trials this blend has shown to support joint and muscle fitness
The trials also show improvement with tissue health, counteract skin photoaging, restore youthful skin, and support healthy hair, nails, gums and eyes.
According to information from Modere website, a human bioavailability study demonstrated that within 28 days, daily intake of Liquid BioCell led to a 60-fold increase of hyaluronic acid in the body resulting in reduced wrinkles from the inside out.
In an 8-week clinical trial, subjects with joint discomfort experienced improvement in physical activity and with continued use, many experienced significant mobility.
More studies are referenced on the Modere website.
Who is responsible for the safety of dietary supplements?
Supplements are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but not as drugs or as foods. They fall under a category called dietary supplements. The rules for dietary supplements are such that manufacturers don’t have to seek FDA approval before selling dietary supplements. Therefore like many other supplements, Modere Biocell is not approved by the FDA.
As stated on the FDA website, the FDA is not authorized to review dietary supplement products for safety and effectiveness before they are marketed.
The manufacturers and distributors of dietary supplements are responsible for making sure their products are safe BEFORE they go to market.
Manufacturers are required to produce dietary supplements in a quality manner and ensure that they do not contain contaminants or impurities, and are accurately labeled according to current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) and labeling regulations.
If a serious problem associated with a dietary supplement occurs, manufacturers must report it to FDA as an adverse event. FDA can take dietary supplements off the market if they are found to be unsafe or if the claims on the products are false and misleading.
Are Modere Liquid BioCell Ingredients Safe?
The main goal of Modere Liquid BioCell is healthy aging, active joints and younger-looking skin through one simple daily supplement drink. The drink itself is 2-4 ounces. There are four main varieties of Modere Liquid Biocell — Pure, Sport, Skin & Life.
All of these variations contain the matrix of collagen, hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate. Three of the four contain added beneficial ingredients based on desired wellness goals.
I researched all ingredients against databases like the one at the Environmental Working Group (EWG) and found no conflicting information. I encourage you to do your own research and share what you find in the comments below.
Biocell Pure is the original Modere Liquid Biocell version and includes the Collagen/HA Matrix® Technology.
The website says Biocell Pure has a fruity flavor. After trying it, I think it has more of a flavor similar to that of a Chardonnay wine. I enjoyed the taste. It’s a clean flavor.
Biocell Skin is said to be for those who really want to ramp up their youthful skin efforts. This version includes the Collagen/HA Matrix® Technology plus ceramides, high-potency vitamin C, and 19 phytonutrient rich foods including pomegranate, bamboo, and green tea. This Biocell tastes a bit like watermelon and fruit to me. View the complete list of Biocell Skin Ingredients here.
Biocell Life is includes the Collagen/HA Matrix® Technology plus added benefits from ingredients such as antioxidant boosting ingredients like Acai Berry, Mangosteen Fruit and Maqui Berry. This Biocell tastes very berry. View the complete list of Biocell Life Ingredients here
Biocell Sport is a Modere Liquid Biocell matrix geared towards athletes. Scientifically designed to fuel physical and mental performance, promote joint and muscle fitness, and boost recovery in one breakthrough Bio-Optimized™ formula.* This Biocell tastes like pineapple juice. View the complete list of Biocell Sport Ingredients here.
Final conclusion
At this point in time it appears that Modere Liquid BioCell is safe. Based on clinical trials and testimonials it also appears to actually work in promoting healthy aging, active joints and younger-looking skin. You can learn more about Modere BioCell by visiting here.
2 comments
What are your thoughts on the sodium benzoate in the liquid collagen? This is what puts me off about the product…
This is a great question and maybe one that others have – so let’s clear it up. Sodium Benzoate is a manmade compound from natural sources. It’s commonly used as a food preservative.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has studied sodium benzoate extensively and found that it is safe when consumed in amounts found in normal diets. According to the FDA, it would take approximately 180 times the amount of sodium benzoate present in a typical diet before any problems might occur. You should be well within those limits if you have an average diet, and are taking Biocell.
There are lots of great resources out there (and lots of poor ones too) so we thought we’d share one of our favorites – the EWG (Environmental Working Group). Here’s a link to what they say about this ingredient.
https://www.ewg.org/skindeep/ingredients/705989-sodium_benzoate/
Lastly, as with anything new – we suggest checking with your doctor because every body is different. Hope this is helpful! If not, please reach out again!