At the present time we are only documenting fraudulent Cyto Pharma. They are, by far, the most daring of all fraudulent companies. Overall, the worldwide public seems to have the same disposition, despite reading our article. The general response is:

"I don't believe you are lying in your article, but I'm just going to buy one bottle just in case it works, and if it doesn't I'll know they are frauds"

This response is very, very alarming. People who do not doubt our article, who trust what we display on this website, will still waste upwards to $100.00. Many companies make money and survive because people say, "well, I'll just give it a try." The people, of course, only buy once after realizing the company is a fraud, but that one purchase keeps the company alive. Just look at ExtenZe.

Cyto Pharma does the vast majority of it's business with one British retailer. In the distant past, the owners of this retail company were good, moral people (DEDI never worked with people who weren't good & honest unless they had no other choice). The British retailer did indeed sell Liquid Deprenyl Citrate (LDC) when it was available. They even purchased articles written by Dr. Reynolds to better advertise LDC and display more information for customers. They were making quite a bit of money with LDC, until it was taken off the worldwide market.

When it was taken off the market, Cyto Pharma finally started to thrive. Desperate people, who hoped and prayed LDC wasn't gone, wanted to believe Cyto Pharma made LDC. The British retailer began changing (as the vast majority of businesses do when they come into big money), and they progressively cared less about helping people and more about profits. The company, which made $100,000.00 a year (a very conservative figure) from LDC, wasn't so willing to let go of such an income. They decided to offer, for the first time in their existence, Cyprenil.

The British retailer scammed / misled consumers to believe Cyprenil was the exact same as LDC, just with a different name. They advertised Cyprenil using Dr. Reynolds' LDC articles, which they still do to this day.

It's vital for every person to know that Cyto Pharma (along with the British retailer) uses your emotions to get rich. They use your love for your father, your husband, your wife, making you believe Cyprenil will cure them, making you believe if you don't just try it, and they die, it will be your fault. But, we cannot emphasis enough: Cyprenil is not Selegiline, Cyprenil is NOT Liquid Deprenyl Citrate. People should be worried about harming their loved ones, because they have no idea what Cyprenil is. How many people know what happens when impure & unstable Selegiline Hydrochloride is dissolved in water? Yet, that's exactly what Cyprenil is.

Cyto Pharma has no clue what happens either. Anyone who thinks they've conducted one test is very sadly mistaken. Cyto Pharma has highly influential political connections in Mexico: that's the only reason DEDI did business with them. DEDI learned Cyto Pharma's connections were truly established and reliable, the multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical companies could do nothing but watch as the LDC was shipped out of Mexico and to LDC customers. Cyto Pharma uses it's connections to prevent any type of action, or even investigation, from Mexican authorities. They can do whatever they want and they can make whatever they want, as we've already seen.

The First Cyprenil
Cyto Pharma's first version of Cyprenil is much different than today's. In the first version, Cyto Pharma was actually attempting to make the exact same product as brand name Liquid Deprenyl Citrate. They failed miserably, the new Cyprenil did not come close to what LDC was, or what any other Deprenyl was. However, because Cyto Pharma can do whatever it wants, and because they could care less about your health and your safety, they marketed and sold their untested product to consumers. The first Cyprenil had serious and potentially deadly side-effects, as some may expect with (what is by all definitions) an experimental product. DEDI and other American labs tested this new experimental Cyprenil (which was advertised with stolen LDC literature) and uncovered disturbing information.

DEDI found 50% of Cyprenil was amphetamine and methamphetamine. The amount of controlled substances found in Cyprenil was extraordinarily high, 50 times the amount of amphetamine and methamphetamine found in all other Selegiline Hydrochloride products. DEDI immediately took action, informing GHI/MRI and informing the U.S. DEA, and sending a sample to the DEA. The DEA was furious after viewing DEDI's tests and then testing it themselves, and further learning this product was offered in the U.S. and viewing the labeling. Cyto Pharma, becoming accustomed to their luxuries in Mexico, learned they could not do whatever they wanted to in the United States.

The customers Cyto Pharma had acquired from selling stolen LDC were all lost after they attempted to keep them with Cyprenil. Furthermore, the DEA ensured Cyprenil did NOT enter the U.S., contacting the Mexican government in outrage. Many people suffered awful side-effects from Cyprenil (if you take Eldepryl, imagine those side-effects multiplied by 50), not knowing they had ingested dangerous controlled substances. Why do you think Cyto Pharma opened a new company and started selling Selepryl?

Overview
The aforementioned facts are vital in gaining absolute trust in our article. You have been presented with a set of facts, and our explanation (which is 100% true) matches the facts. Please remember what Cyto Pharma did with the first Cyprenil. They did not test it; and assuming they did, you should be even more disgusted, as they would have knowingly sold a dangerous product and knowingly lied. Even though the current Cyprenil is not manufactured by Cyto Pharma (and is instead formulated) it is still risky to ingest it, not knowing what it turns into after formulation, and not knowing what it will do. Cyto Pharma simply mixes a powder (Selegiline Hydrochloride - mass produced in Asia) with "fresh water" and calls it "Cyprenil" and "Selepryl".

Do not let them play with your emotions. Please do the right thing. If you've spent tens of thousands of dollars over the years, and now you've read reports from LDC customers, and now you know Cyprenil is a fraud, please be strong, and stop purchasing it. It's not hard to acknowledge what happened after you know that hundreds of people are still victims of their scam.

Cyto Pharma - The Difficult Truth