Dr. Caroline Williams describes a wearable patch activated by body heat and light that triggers production of the peptide GHK-Cu, stimulating your own stem cell production. At $150 for 30 days, it costs far less than stem cell injections that run $5,000 to $20,000, with cumulative use claimed to improve healing and reverse age-related changes.
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The great thing about the patch— there's a lot of great things, right? One thing is there's nothing in the patch as far as chemicals. There's no stem cells going into your body from the patch. What it's doing is it's your body heat, your own body light is activating that patch and it's sending a frequency into the body to produce something called GHK-Cu, which is a peptide. And then that is influencing the stem cell production. So you're producing your own stem cells. This technology is making that possible. And one of the great things about it is it's not invasive, you know, so there's, you know, and it's your own stem cells. You don't have to worry about that. You know, the alternative between stem cell injections is You know, it is invasive. It's not guaranteed to work. It's not your own stem cells. The cost for a lot of people is very prohibitive, prohibitive. So you could spend anywhere from like $5,000 and anywhere up to $20,000 for stem cell therapy. And the patches are super affordable. You know, even retail, somebody was to pay retail, it's a 30-day supply for $150. So, you know, that's kind of a no-brainer on investing in that. And, um, and you can choose how long you want to do it or not. Um, the cumulative effect over time, you're going to get better and better and better results. It's going to affect you in many different ways over time. And, uh, as far as the studies are concerned, it's shown to not only promote healing and regeneration, but reversal of age. So age reversal is one of the, the big things that they've seen as well. So it's pretty amazing.