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#10 🥋 Royce Gracie Lands A KO With Cytonics’ APIC Treatment

🥊In an exclusive and insightful interview, UFC Hall of Famer and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Blackbelt, Royce Gracie, shares his personal journey of overcoming joint pain and how Cytonics’ revolutionary A2M therapy has transformed his life.


🥊❓The Struggle and the Search for Relief

Royce Gracie, a name synonymous with resilience and strength in the martial arts world, faced a formidable opponent outside the ring – debilitating joint pain. Despite his remarkable career and achievements, Gracie found himself grappling with a challenge that many athletes and individuals face as they age.

🔄💊 Turning Point with Cytonics A2M Therapy

In his pursuit of relief, Gracie discovered Cytonics’ Autologous Protease Inhibitor Concentrate (APIC) therapy, a cutting-edge treatment that harnesses the power of Alpha-2-Macroglobulin (A2M). Unlike traditional treatments that offered only temporary solutions, Cytonics’ APIC-A2M therapy presented a promising, long-term approach.

“Before the treatment, my mobility was severely hindered. I couldn’t train or enjoy everyday activities without pain,” says Gracie. “But after undergoing the APIC therapy, I felt a significant improvement. It’s not just about managing pain; it’s about reclaiming your life.” 

~ Royce Gracie, UFC Legend

💡🔬 A Testament to Innovation

The clinical and commercial success of APIC is more than just a money generator… it is a testament to the power of A2M as an effective treatment for osteoarthritis. It is clear cut evidence that A2M can actually stop cartilage degradation. Therefore, it stands to reason that our novel A2M variant, CYT-108, may be an even more effective therapy as well. That simple logic significantly de-risks the development of CYT-108, and gives us great confidence that we will see positive results in our upcoming human clinical trials.

🚀🏥 An Opportunity to Invest in the Future of Healthcare

Royce Gracie’s endorsement of Cytonics’ A2M therapy is more than just a success story; it’s a call to action. As we embark on our first-in-human Phase 1 clinical trial later this year, we invite new investors to be part of a revolutionary journey in healthcare. Together, we can eradicate osteoarthritis once and for all, and change the lives of millions of suffering people worldwide. 


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I’m Joey Bose, CEO of Cytonics

I started this blog to track our drug development journey as we take on the Boogeyman of regenerative medicine – osteoarthritis (OA). If successful, we will have developed the first and only “true” disease-modifying treatment for OA, succeeding where Big Pharma has repeatedly failed, and forever changing the lives of 600M suffering people worldwide. And if that wasn’t enough, we will have done so without a dime of Venture Capital or institutional support. Cytonics is a company For the People, By the People, and we are extremely proud of our grassroots approach to biopharmceutical development! Want to get involved? invest.cytonics.com

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