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Hi, New to The Feed: STEMREGEN STEMREGEN was founded by Christian Drapeau, a stem cell scientist with 20+ years of research behind him. He was one of the first researchers to identify stem cells as the body's own natural healing and repair system, and he's spent years since tracking down plant compounds from around the world that support how those cells function and boost the body's own capacity to regenerate. STEMREGEN's whole lineup is built around his research. Here's how each piece works. STEMREGEN Release Release supports your body's release of repair cells from bone marrow, then helps move them toward tissues that actually need work. Most recovery products support the repair process, but Release is aimed at getting more of your body's own repair material into circulation in the first place. It's a daily habit, not a fast-acting fix. STEMREGEN Release Sport Same foundation as Release, but Sport swaps out colostrum and adds pterostilbene, a compound formulated for muscle recovery, alongside notoginseng, a traditional adaptogen tied to strength and stamina. It's also NSF Certified for Sport, so if you're racing under any kind of testing, this is the version that keeps you covered. STEMREGEN Mobilize Repair only moves as fast as your blood can carry it. Mobilize works on blood viscosity, capillary strength, and the health of your vessel lining so oxygen and nutrients actually reach the tissue that's trying to rebuild. Better circulation doesn't just help general recovery. It's also what determines how efficiently repair cells released elsewhere in the body actually get delivered to where they're needed. Think of it as clearing the highway of any traffic. STEMREGEN Signal Inflammation is a normal part of adapting to training. But too much of it for too long drags out soreness, wrecks sleep, and leaves you flat the next morning. Signal uses curcumin, bromelain, and andrographis to hit inflammation through more than one pathway. The idea is to improve what STEMREGEN calls the body's signal-to-noise ratio. A calmer internal environment means repair cells can navigate more precisely to tissues that actually need them. |