Step 1: Releasing Stem Cells with Stemregen

Stemregen Release is the foundation of the protocol, working to put more stem cells into circulation. These stem cells are the body’s primary repair agents, aiding in the regeneration of tissues and organs. By increasing the number of circulating stem cells, Stemregen gives the body an edge in healing, promoting faster and more effective repair processes.

Step 2: Reducing Inflammation with Signal

Once stem cells are released, systemic inflammation—referred to as “noise”—can prevent them from reaching damaged areas. Signal addresses this issue by reducing inflammation and clearing the bloodstream of unnecessary signals. This improves the "signal-to-noise ratio," allowing stem cells to better identify the tissues in need of repair. By removing this background interference, Signal enhances the precision of stem cell activity.

Step 3: Improving Microcirculation with Mobilize

Mobilize supports the final step of the process by improving microcirculation, ensuring that stem cells can pass through tiny capillaries and reach damaged tissues. Poor microvascular function can hinder stem cell migration, but Mobilize strengthens the integrity of blood vessels and promotes fluidity, allowing stem cells to travel efficiently throughout the body. Together with Signal and Stemregen, Mobilize ensures that stem cells reach their target areas for optimal tissue repair.

How to Use the Stemregen Protocol

For best results, the protocol requires taking Signal and Mobilize on an empty stomach—either first thing in the morning or at least 20 minutes before or two hours after a meal. These products contain enzymes that need to enter the bloodstream without being involved in digestion. By combining Stemregen, Signal, and Mobilize, the protocol creates a peak in circulating stem cells within two to three hours, ensuring that the body’s repair system operates at its best during this window.