Nikki explains the X39 patch, a wearable that uses light therapy to activate a copper peptide called GHK-Cu, which signals stem cells to repair damaged areas. One user named Sandy felt no effects for months before pain relief appeared, suggesting the patch works internally first.
but this one is X39. Um, and what it does is it act— it works through a process called photobiomodulation, which is a big word for just light therapy. And it's, it's very similar to the way that when we go out into the sun, our body then creates vitamin D because of that light reactivity in our bodies from the sun. You don't need the sun when you're wearing these patches because we actually have our own light and the own heat that's created in our body. And so these patches, the way that they're created through a crystal lattice structure, then reflects the light back into your body to activate the GHK-Cu, which is the copper peptide in our body that activates and mobilizes that copper peptide to tell those stem cells to get up and get going. So then your body decides the way God designed you your body gets to decide where it needs to go first, where those stem cells need to go first. So if they decide to go to your liver, that's something you may not necessarily feel it working on areas like that, or your immune system, you may not really feel that. Um, for some of us it could be pain. Um, but like with you, Sandy, you know, it's taken several months for you to start to get even some of that pain relief because it was probably working in other areas that you needed. So, um, the great thing is, is that it always works. This is what it's designed to do, is reflect that light to get that going, even if you don't feel it right away. Um, and I love that about it. And when you stick with it, you will eventually see results. And so that's one of the things I love about your story.
What if your own body could switch on regenerative peptides already inside you?
