SuperCissus Rx awarded U.S. Patent No. 7,582,316-FREE Cissus Contest

[USPlabs]

Super Cissus Rx is proven. The product is responsible for all the copy cats on the market. BUT, no one can get the patented extract that made Cissus a proven product.

You can take the chance with your joints but the smart will buy the true, tested and trusted Patented extract.

To top it off, Super Cissus Rx is now 120 count 800mg caps up from 90 count 750mg caps without change in price..Actually price has lowered from 32.99 to 29.99. The consumer wins with this upgrade.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/usp/super.html

Thank you all that supported and believed in our brand!

So let's give away some Super Cissus Rx.

I want to test the 2 perks of Super Cissus Rx.
1. The therapeutic side (helps with injury also a great preventative)
2. The Anabolic Side (strong ligaments and tendons increase strength significantly)


If glucosamine/ chondroitin has failed, and you would love to try an alternative Please post your story.

Those who want to test the anabolic angle of SuperCissus Rx. Please post a synopsis of the other natural anabolic and test boosters used. I will want a comparison.

I will pick 6 total winners or more just depends on turnout and quality of posts.

If you are applying please PLEASE extend the professional courtesy of honesty and properly logging the product on bb.com.

[ksujosh6]

been using the product for about 6 months and the joints feel a lot better than before

[Eyayo]

Nice, gotta give it a try.

[Mickfootie]

Excellent news Jacob. About time this was given to such a good product.

[andrewwww]

been using animal flex my 7th can, it has helped..but i have heard great things about cissus im really interested in trying it out..will compare and log, and see how it is compared to the FLEX

[Mickfootie]

Originally Posted by ksujosh6

been using the product for about 6 months and the joints feel a lot better than before

It is a great product. What dosage are you using?

[RenegadeUR]

I've actually been looking into this for sometime now. I might end up purchasing a bottle of this stuff soon..

[Mickfootie]

Originally Posted by RenegadeUR

I've actually been looking into this for sometime now. I might end up purchasing a bottle of this stuff soon..

Get your name in here for a try-out.

[Ripnlean]

I believe I'd be an excellent fit.
I am 5 months post ACL Reconstruction surgery and Maniscus repair.
Had Surgery 03-10-2009.

Wojciech Marek
Ripnlean
Age: 24
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 178 lbs
Bodytype: Ectomorph

Diet:
Breakfast, 6:30 AM
1/2 cup oats, 1 scp whey, 1 sc crea, 1 tbsp peanut butter, Skim Milk, 3 Egg whites, 1 whole egg. (Water instead of skim milk on off days)

Snack, 9:00 AM
16 pcs unsalted dry roasted almonds, 1/2 of a large grapefruit.

Lunch, 12:00 PM
6" oven roasted chicken breast on wheat with the works, (No olives) red wine vinegarette.
Spinach instead of lettuce!!

Snack, 3 PM (Pre-workout Meal)(4th meal on day off)
whey protein shake, 1 pc fruit (apple, Grapefruit, orange)

Preworkout shake, 4:15 PM
Powerade Zero (xtra b-12's) with Vasocharge and Crea.

Xtend During Workout 4:40-6:00 PM

PWO shake, 6:15 PM
Carbslam, Casein and whey protein (1 sc ea.), 1 sc crea.

Dinner, 7:00 PM
Lean Meats (chicken, Salmon, Mahi mahi, steak) veggies, sweet potato on workout days.

Prebed mix 9:00 PM
1/2 cup cottage cheese, 2 tsp Peanut butter

Training:
Cardio - Run 35 Minutes, Medium intensity In Morning 7 days per week
Weight Training : Monday - Wed - Friday Split
Monday - Chest and Triceps
Wed - Back and Biceps
Fri - Legs and Shoulders
Abs trained on Tuesday, Thursday and either Sat or Sun for 3 times per week.

Supps:
Upon Wakeup; Alcalean, Green Tea X, Caffeine
With Breakfast; Multi, CLA, Fish oil
With Lunch; CLA, Alcalean
Pre-workout; Alcalean, Green tea x, Caffeine
Dinner; CLA
Prebed; ZMA

Currently going to be running a log of phoenix and c-bolic (Anti-catabolic) for bodysports.
Will this interfere?/ Can the log be started anytime?

[BiggerWeighter]

I love to go heavy on lifts because I feel powerful. Every time I step foot in the gym, the encounter between the weights and myself is inevitable. It is a fierce battle, where a man's ego is sometimes his biggest downfall. I have succeeded many times, triumphed over the weights; however, I have also failed. I have been stapled, mangled and completely annihilated by the weights to the point of injury. The constant tension and pressure on the joints is, therefore, something I have to deal with on a daily basis. After a while, my bones start to feel like sand, purely eroded rock; evidently, from the constant wear and tear of weightlifting. I have been dealing with a sore shoulder and knees for months. Even though MSM, Chondroitin, Shark Cartilage and Glucosamine are great together, and have helped me overcome some injuries (along with rest and proper treatment); they still have some undesirable adverse effects. For example, every time I consume a supplement with an MSM compound, I feel lethargic, nauseous and bloated for hours after I have taken it. I really like to experiment with new supplements because the key to finding "that perfect supplement" is trial and error. No review or advertisement can surely indicate whether the compound is effective. Sure, multiple studies with randomized patients may show some correlation, but as we learned in elementary statistics, this doesn't prove causation with the general population. For that reason, I am sometimes more than happy to spend my money looking for that alternative, because one day I may find that "staple" supplement. For a multi-vitamin and creatine product, I have already been successful. However, with a joint/tendon formula, I am still looking around. I have never tried a cissus product and cannot assess the validity of people's opinion here on the forums (even though it is a rather popular product with powerlifters) so I would be honored to test SuperCissus Rx. I also noted in the original post that there is an anabolic side to Cissus (I learn something every day) which beefs up the ligaments and tendons in order to withstand more resistance from the daily beatdowns at the gym. In conclusion, I am extremely interested in this product and I am hoping for the best in order to get picked.

I have attached an application also:
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hp?t=118447541

[nosaj03]

Ive used all versions with great success as well as bulk cissus. Prolly the best joint supplement Ive used. I have yet to test its anabolic capabilities but it would be interesting. I will be using it either way for my up coming bulk cycle. I may try to mega dose it for both benefits!!!

[ctgblue]

At almost 45 yrs old, I have noticed the need for constantly increasing dosages of Glucosamine and MSM (2000mg & 3000mg respectively)
I have gone really heavy, with a 550lb squat max, 1510lb leg press (stupid personal goal), and rack deads of 765 for reps.
With these dumbass weights I move, sometimes you can imagine, given my slight frame, that I tend to have joint issues. (I know, "lighten the weight moron", cannot help myself, just because I can doesn't mean I should, but I do)
Having gone through a recent spate of mild injuries and a nasty cold, I am struggling with the pressures of increasing the weights back to where they were.
The added gluc and MSM help, but cissus tends to really make a huge difference. Unfortunately, with two tuition payments, it tends to get left off the orders.
Coming back like I am now, I'd really like to see what difference it helps make in recovery.
Oh yea, I've got the added detriment of being on HRT too. So that's hampering recovery.
I've tried several Cissus products, with only two working for me in the past, your's being one of them.
I'd love to give it another run.

[MBSowards]

I think I'm supposed to have a bottle on the way (I sent my addy and all that) so good luck for the contest, and congrats on the patent.

[or_yourlivingtodie]

I'll keep this short and sweet...

Ive had ankle problems for the past 8 years of my life *tendon and ligament tears* and finally this past january had to go and have full reconstructive surgery on it. Now, Im still not 100%, and i probably never will be, but even after this surgery, i am still have some problems, with swelling and sprains, and the docs basically told me there was not going to be another cure, other than more surgeries. Well i think its complete B.S.

Why would Cissus be good for me? Pretty straight forward, i have tendon/ligament issues, cissus can help with those. Love to see if the stuff can A. Get me back on track B. keep me out of the operating room for a long long time.

[jasontkd]

I'm in. I am 26 years old and have an autoimmune disease called Ankylosing Spondylitis. I have been talking to my doctors about taking Cissus and there is no reason I shouldn't take it. I have had a lot of issues with my wrists, shoulders, and spine. I am very active and lift 5-6 days a week. I think I would be an excellent candidate to show the true effect of Cissus. thank you for your consideration

[ksujosh6]

Originally Posted by Mickfootie

It is a great product. What dosage are you using?

usually just 1 a day

[VinnyPazRules]

I've had "Plantar fasciitis" in both feet for over a year. Do you think it would help me?

[Mickfootie]

Originally Posted by ctgblue

At almost 45 yrs old, I have noticed the need for constantly increasing dosages of Glucosamine and MSM (2000mg & 3000mg respectively)
I have gone really heavy, with a 550lb squat max, 1510lb leg press (stupid personal goal), and rack deads of 765 for reps.
With these dumbass weights I move, sometimes you can imagine, given my slight frame, that I tend to have joint issues. (I know, "lighten the weight moron", cannot help myself, just because I can doesn't mean I should, but I do)
Having gone through a recent spate of mild injuries and a nasty cold, I am struggling with the pressures of increasing the weights back to where they were.
The added gluc and MSM help, but cissus tends to really make a huge difference. Unfortunately, with two tuition payments, it tends to get left off the orders.
Coming back like I am now, I'd really like to see what difference it helps make in recovery.
Oh yea, I've got the added detriment of being on HRT too. So that's hampering recovery.
I've tried several Cissus products, with only two working for me in the past, your's being one of them.
I'd love to give it another run.

At what dosage where you using it before? As it stands i am using 3 capsules daily(1 in the AM and 2 before bed) and getting good results from it for the joints.

Originally Posted by ksujosh6

usually just 1 a day

Thats great from only 1 capsule daily.

[ctgblue]

I think I was using 3-4 a day of yours and got good results, this was a while back
I used comparable on several others, only getting good results from one other company.

[USPlabs]

Originally Posted by VinnyPazRules

I've had "Plantar fasciitis" in both feet for over a year. Do you think it would help me?

We have heard of success from others...

[ctgblue]

Originally Posted by VinnyPazRules

I've had "Plantar fasciitis" in both feet for over a year. Do you think it would help me?

having had this, supplements may slightly help mask the pain, but you must figure out what is causing it/continuing to aggravate it, and fix the problem, supplements will probably NOT make it go away completely, especially if it's been a year
I had to buy really good walking shoes, and wear them everyday. if I went one day with hard soled work shoes, I was aching for a week afterward.
Took almost a full year to stop hurting.
I wear running shoes in the house and out and about, and walking shoes at work (Brooks Addiction Walkers)
You MUST wear cushioned shoes all the time when walking on hard floors or it won't get better

[Mickfootie]

Originally Posted by ctgblue

I think I was using 3-4 a day of yours and got good results, this was a while back
I used comparable on several others, only getting good results from one other company.

The SuperCissus is the best i have used. Anyone using it at 3-4 caps daily should see excellent results and with pain free joints. Glad you liked the product buddy.

[VinnyPazRules]

Originally Posted by ctgblue

having had this, supplements may slightly help mask the pain, but you must figure out what is causing it/continuing to aggravate it, and fix the problem, supplements will probably NOT make it go away completely, especially if it's been a year
I had to buy really good walking shoes, and wear them everyday. if I went one day with hard soled work shoes, I was aching for a week afterward.
Took almost a full year to stop hurting.
I wear running shoes in the house and out and about, and walking shoes at work (Brooks Addiction Walkers)
You MUST wear cushioned shoes all the time when walking on hard floors or it won't get better

Yeah it suck doesn't it? I have an appointment with the podiatrist coming up. I always where good shoes with good insoles and even wear sandals in the shower. What a **** this thing is. I think it has something to do with being heavy. I havent done anything for the last two weeks and no improvement. And when I say I haven't done anything I mean nothing.

[J DIP]

Originally Posted by Mickfootie

The SuperCissus is the best i have used. Anyone using it at 3-4 caps daily should see excellent results and with pain free joints. Glad you liked the product buddy.

I added SuperCissus to my regimen close to when it first came out and hasn't left my lineup since. I like the fact that it was the first of its kind, and I'm the type to support the original source.

I'd jump all over this but already have some on hand.

[ZB126]

hey man, so I was wondering if you could post a copy of the patent since the USPTO site doesn't seem to have the number you listed on there. It would be awesome to check it out! Also, congrats with all the hugely successful products recently, Jack3d is another big winner.

Also, what does this mean for other companies such as primaforce that sell similar geared Cissus products?

Thanks in advance for the answers! USP FTW

[wlknier]

At the age of 14 I suffered a herniated disc while training for football. Now, at age 25, after gaining and losing over 100lbs, I'm in the best shape of my life but my old injury still nags me. I have a pinched L5S1 nerve still that constantly gives me horrible cramps down my right leg and blocked my Achilles Reflex in my right heel. The injury wakes me up at least once a night with a horrible cramp. The injury also will sneak up on me when I use improper form in the gym. I've been taking glucosamine/ chondroitin to help with the swelling/bulging of the disk but to no avail. Only $$$ steroid shots have significantly reduced swelling, as well as lower back massages...again $$$.

[Ripnlean]

Apart from putting all my information down, here is my experience.
I was playing soccer the day before labor day last year, I had been defending on another guy with the ball and turned one way and then the other, Heard a crack and fell down instantly (Tore ACL). While the guys helped me get to the sidelines, a buddy was trying to stretch my leg out, thought I was good to go, wanted to get back in quick and since this was just a game of friends I thought I'd go in goal to see if it will get better. I blocked a shot and when I went to kick the ball, my leg just went straight out from underneath me! (Doc said that's when I tore the Meniscus). Didn't have surgery until this March, have been slowly recovering and its been 5 months since the ACL reconstruction and Meniscus repair surgery. I started doing cardio 3 months after surgery (I was on cruches for 5 weeks) and my ligaments are hurting, Although my leg is still recovering and getting better, I have started running 3 weeks ago but my leg still bothers me. There is better day as I'm sure anyone on here who's had a surgery knows, but the bad ones are painful. When I sit at a desk too long and get up, everything in my knee joints cracks and my ligaments need about a minute of walking before I feel stabalized and confident I can walk. Still have that thought in the back of my mind about my leg going out from underneath me out to my left SIDE! OUCH!, That thought is there pretty much with every step I take and feel something in my knee joints and ligaments.

Took activjoint with glucosamine/ chondroitin from the 6 samples that I got from BB.com but it hasn't helped at all so never persued anything similar with those ingredients.

Originally Posted by Ripnlean

I believe I'd be an excellent fit.
I am 5 months post ACL Reconstruction surgery and Maniscus repair.
Had Surgery 03-10-2009.

Wojciech Marek
Ripnlean
Age: 24
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 178 lbs
Bodytype: Ectomorph

Diet:
Breakfast, 6:30 AM
1/2 cup oats, 1 scp whey, 1 sc crea, 1 tbsp peanut butter, Skim Milk, 3 Egg whites, 1 whole egg. (Water instead of skim milk on off days)

Snack, 9:00 AM
16 pcs unsalted dry roasted almonds, 1/2 of a large grapefruit.

Lunch, 12:00 PM
6" oven roasted chicken breast on wheat with the works, (No olives) red wine vinegarette.
Spinach instead of lettuce!!

Snack, 3 PM (Pre-workout Meal)(4th meal on day off)
whey protein shake, 1 pc fruit (apple, Grapefruit, orange)

Preworkout shake, 4:15 PM
Powerade Zero (xtra b-12's) with Vasocharge and Crea.

Xtend During Workout 4:40-6:00 PM

PWO shake, 6:15 PM
Carbslam, Casein and whey protein (1 sc ea.), 1 sc crea.

Dinner, 7:00 PM
Lean Meats (chicken, Salmon, Mahi mahi, steak) veggies, sweet potato on workout days.

Prebed mix 9:00 PM
1/2 cup cottage cheese, 2 tsp Peanut butter

Training:
Cardio - Run 35 Minutes, Medium intensity In Morning 7 days per week
Weight Training : Monday - Wed - Friday Split
Monday - Chest and Triceps
Wed - Back and Biceps
Fri - Legs and Shoulders
Abs trained on Tuesday, Thursday and either Sat or Sun for 3 times per week.

Supps:
Upon Wakeup; Alcalean, Green Tea X, Caffeine
With Breakfast; Multi, CLA, Fish oil
With Lunch; CLA, Alcalean
Pre-workout; Alcalean, Green tea x, Caffeine
Dinner; CLA
Prebed; ZMA

Currently going to be running a log of phoenix and c-bolic (Anti-catabolic) for bodysports.
Will this interfere?/ Can the log be started anytime?

[warugaki]

As i get older, it seems like more parts are creaking. Even though i'm extra careful, sometimes it just gets you on the bodypart(s) that you least expect. For example, i no longer do reverse barbell curls - came down with a case of 'golfer's elbow'. Another one is seated overhead triceps dumbell extentions - left elbow hurt a couple years back and now makes a crackling sound even with no weight.

My most annoying one is ITBS(Iliotibial band syndrome). Read about it here: http://orthopedics.about.com/cs/spor...ine/a/itbs.htm. I have this one on both my knees. Its on the outside and it tightens up pretty bad so i need to stretch it and apply creams often. It just surfaced one day after tennis. The side-to-side movement from tennis was the cause.

In general i lift rather light now, for fear i might aggravate or find something new to nurse. I've used and tried quite a bit of stuff. Chinese medicine, rubs, creams, different types of fishoils, glucosamine, msm, collagen, chondroitin etc. One thing i've never tried yet is cissus. Not looking for miracles but i definitely believe there must be something out there that can alleviate or diminish these bothersome things. If it works i'll be a fan for life and will recommend to all the baby boomers i know who experience similar.

[CEPCNC]

I want to test the 2 perks of Super Cissus Rx.
1. The therapeutic side (helps with injury also a great preventative)

This best describes me...in a nut shell.

Although I'm very active now a few years ago I couldn't do much of anything. I was violently sidelined on June 24th, 2002 when a freight train going 60 mph smacked into a box truck a buddy and I were in. He was driving, killed on impact, I was riding passenger where the train hit initially 4 feet behind me knocking me out of my shirt, shoes, and my skin damn near.

Anyway, my whole right side was crushed and this included my back in two places. Needless to say I have wickedly painful chronic acute tendonitis and arthritus. I would really like the chance to try out your product and see if some of the pain and swelling will subside.

There's no pain that can hold me down....I've been walking, running, jumping for a few years now...God Bless!

[ZDub212]

Fantastic news, Jacob!

Congratulations, this product is one of the best. Thank you for bringing it to the marketplace.