Much has been said on the benefits of stem cells, however, stem cell injections can be too expensive for many people. Now, a cost-effective, nanocrystal patch has made its way to the market.

“The Lifewave X39 patch is a revolutionary patch that utilizes the body’s own infrared heat to engage GHK copper peptides which in turn stimulate dormant stem cells in the bone marrow to awaken,” explains Missy Guitterrez, owner of Peak Alkalinity. “As we age, stem cell production begins to slow. This tempers the healing process and allows for the aging that we traditionally notice. By age 35, our stem cell production has diminished to about 60 percent. At the age of 60, we basically have no production of stem cells. This patch is an absolute game changer.”

The company has over 100 patents and double-blind studies have shown impressive results including pain relief, reduced inflammation, increased mental clarity, increased wound healing, improved skin appearance and hair growth, faster recovery from exercise and increased energy and vitality. Greater benefits take place over time.

While results can vary, clinical studies have shown that in one to three months 3,000 to 4,000 genes begin to reset. An elevation of antioxidants occurs. Decreases in inflammation and an increase in energy begins. Increases in collagen, decreases in wrinkles and new hair growth can be seen. Within three to six months, stem cells are actively creating deep healing. Most importantly, the structural integrity of the skeletal and muscular system is increasing. In addition, aches and pains may begin to subside. As evidenced in a recent study, 14 out of 15 people lowered their vascular age by an average of 8 years during the 6- to 12-month phase.

“The process to ‘patch up’ every day is quick and easy. It takes about the same amount of time as applying a band aid,” says Guitterrez. The patch is to be worn for a maximum of 12 hours a day.

A 30-day supply is $150 and a discounted 90-day supply is available for $300. Further discounts apply with bulk and family orders.