In this presentation, Nikki McCutchen describes the X39 patch, a tiny sealed round sticker that is completely non‑transdermal, meaning no substances are delivered into the body. The patch works through photobiomodulation: a crystal‑lattice structure composed of stereoisomers (amino acids, sugars, water, oxygen) reflects the body’s own infrared light back into the skin, triggering activation of specific peptides. The primary peptide targeted is the GHK copper peptide, originally identified over 50 years ago by scientist Loren Piccart, whose book on copper peptides is referenced. McCutchen explains that the reflected infrared signal mimics natural sunlight exposure, prompting the body’s vitamin D pathways, and that the patch can be placed on any clinically tested spot on the body. She cites over 90 clinical studies and more than 100 patents supporting the technology and notes the recommended usage schedule of 12 hours on (to activate and repair) followed by 12 hours off (to allow rest).
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I am going to just dive into just kind of explaining some of the technology of our X39 patch. This is what they look like. So they're just this tiny little round sticker. They are completely sealed. So it's completely sealed. They're completely non-transdermal, meaning nothing transfers from the patch into your body. So most people are used to a nicotine patch, an estrogen patch, a birth control patch, a vitamin patch. All of those things transfer something from the patch into your body. This does not do that. This works through a process called photobiomodulation, which is a really big word for light making change in the body. And so when it does that, you all know exactly what this is, because when you walk out into the sun and the sun hits your skin, it tells your body's vitamin D to get up and get working and do what it's designed to do. And so this works exactly like that in that it is made up of a crystal lattice structure of stereoisomers at the molecular level that are amino acids, sugars, water, and oxygen that reflect back into your body a certain signal to activate different peptides in your body. And so the peptide that this activates was actually found over 50 years ago by Loren Piccart, a scientist. I'm going to show you his book. You can order it online, GHK Copper Peptides. And he goes into all kinds of, you know, all kinds of different benefits of the copper peptides. And in his book, you're going to learn about how that copper peptide works in your body. And so, and it's really an easy read if you want to do that. But basically what happens with this is it's reflecting your own body's infrared light. When you see on the movies and they're looking through those night vision goggles and they talk about seeing that heat signature. That heat signature is actually a low-grade infrared light, and that can be reflected back into our bodies by this crystal lattice structure, activating different peptides. They can actually be worn anywhere on the body, like Brendan and I just talked about. There are clinically tested spots. We have over 90 clinical studies and over 100 patents, and we can send you those. You could access those on our websites. We can get you any kind of information like that that you need. You wear them 12 hours on to activate and repair and 12 hours off to let your body have a rest.
