Christian Drapeau dives into the science behind Mobilize and its vital role in the Stemregen protocol. Once Stemregen Release has mobilized stem cells into the bloodstream, those cells must navigate through capillaries—tiny blood vessels with diameters around 12 microns—to reach tissues needing repair. However, systemic inflammation and poor microvascular function can hinder this journey. These issues often underlie chronic conditions that persist because stem cells cannot effectively reach or repair damaged areas.

Mobilize addresses these obstacles with a multi-faceted approach. First, it includes nattokinase, an enzyme that digests fibrin, a protein that can make blood thicker and less fluid. By reducing fibrin, Mobilize helps thin the blood, making it easier for stem cells to travel through capillaries. Second, Mobilize features nitric oxide producers to dilate blood vessels, enhancing their flexibility and allowing capillaries to widen as needed. This dilation is crucial for accommodating stem cells and promoting optimal blood flow.

Additionally, Mobilize incorporates bioflavonoids and herbal extracts, such as Gotu Kola and Ginkgo Biloba, which strengthen capillary walls and improve their integrity. These compounds help maintain a robust but flexible vascular system, which is essential for efficient stem cell delivery. Lastly, Mobilize contains polysaccharides that rebuild the glycocalyx, a protective layer on the surface of capillaries. The glycocalyx not only shields the capillaries but also facilitates stem cell passage and interaction, enhancing their ability to migrate into tissues for repair.

By using Mobilize, individuals optimize their microcirculation, ensuring that stem cells can pass through capillaries efficiently and reach the areas where they are needed most. This step is crucial for maximizing the body's innate repair capabilities, a concept central to Cracking the Stem Cell Code, where proper stem cell function is emphasized as key to maintaining health and vitality.