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FORMERLY DCI CELL RECOVERY

The insulin

second messenger.

D-Chiro-Inositol is the downstream signal that tells cells to act on insulin. When levels drop, the glucose pathway stalls. A clean 500 mg dose restores the signal the body uses to regulate blood sugar and hormone balance.

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PROFESSIONAL GRADE · 60 VEGETARIAN CAPSULES · D-CHIRO-INOSITOL

DCI 500mg bottle
POTENCY
500 mg D-Chiro-Inositol

Clinical-strength, single-ingredient.

Most inositol products lean on cheaper myo-inositol. This is pure D-Chiro-Inositol — the specific isomer that acts as the insulin second messenger in metabolic and hormonal tissues.

INSULIN SIGNAL
1 second messenger

Downstream of the receptor.

Insulin resistance isn't always a receptor problem — it's often a signaling problem. DCI acts inside the cell, translating the insulin binding event into glucose uptake and storage.

DAILY DOSE
2 capsules daily maximum

Simple, targeted support.

Adults take one capsule once or twice daily. A single clean actor with no fillers masking the real work — ideal for patients working on blood-sugar stability, PCOS, or carbohydrate cravings.

MAY BENEFIT

Blood sugar is a
signaling problem.

01
Insulin sensitivity
DCI is the second messenger that translates insulin binding into glucose uptake inside the cell.
02
Hormone balance
DCI supports ovarian insulin signaling — central to the hormonal disruptions seen in PCOS.
03
Stable energy
Smoother glucose handling means fewer afternoon crashes and less hangry volatility.
04
Cravings control
When cells respond to insulin properly, the brain stops screaming for fast carbohydrate.
05
Cognitive clarity
Glucose volatility shows up as brain fog; metabolic signaling shows up as steadier thinking.
06
Healthy weight support
Improved insulin signaling is the biochemistry behind sustainable weight maintenance.

Formula

One ingredient, doing one job well.

KEY INGREDIENTS

D-Chiro-Inositol
500 mg

OTHER INGREDIENTS

Hypromellose (Capsule), Silicon Dioxide, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Ascorbyl Palmitate.

DIRECTIONS

Adults: As a dietary supplement, adults take one capsule once or twice daily or as directed by a healthcare practitioner. Please consult with a healthcare practitioner before administering to children. If pregnant, discuss with your healthcare practitioner before use. Store in a cool, dry area.

DCI 500mg supplement facts
MAY BENEFIT:
Blood Sugar
Diet & Nutrition
Healthy Aging

Questions

Frequently asked.

What's the difference between DCI and myo-inositol?
They are two isomers with different roles. Myo-inositol is abundant and involved in many signaling pathways. D-Chiro-Inositol is the rarer form specifically tied to insulin's downstream message and ovarian hormone signaling. Healthy tissues convert myo to DCI at distinct tissue-specific ratios — and that conversion can be impaired in insulin resistance and PCOS.
Who is this formula designed for?
Adults focused on blood-sugar stability, metabolic health, or hormonal balance — including women with PCOS, patients with insulin resistance, and those dealing with carbohydrate cravings, fatigue, or brain fog tied to glucose swings. Work with a practitioner if you're on diabetic medications.
How long before I notice a change?
Many patients report steadier energy and reduced cravings within two to four weeks. Metabolic and hormonal shifts build over eight to twelve weeks of consistent use — the body is retraining a signaling pathway, not flipping a switch.
Can I take it with myo-inositol?
Yes — some practitioners pair the two at physiologic ratios (often 40:1 myo to DCI in reproductive protocols). This product delivers DCI alone so practitioners can tailor the ratio. Consult your practitioner on stacking.
Is it safe during pregnancy?
Consult your healthcare practitioner before use if pregnant or lactating. Inositol is being studied in reproductive contexts but dose and timing should be guided by a clinician.
Can I take it with medication?
If you take insulin or oral hypoglycemics, coordinate with your practitioner — improving insulin signaling can affect glucose readings and may require dose adjustments. Monitor blood sugar during the first several weeks.

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