How the body's repair system works —
and why supporting it matters clinically
STEMREGEN® supports endogenous stem cell mobilization — the process by which the body releases its own adult stem cells from bone marrow into circulation to participate in tissue repair.
Stem cells as repair coordinators
Adult stem cells function less as replacement parts and more as coordinators of tissue repair — sensing damage signals, migrating to affected tissue, modulating immune responses, and guiding remodeling.
Mobilization declines with age
From the mid-30s onward, red bone marrow volume decreases and the number of circulating stem cells naturally declines — correlating with slower recovery, reduced resilience, and narrowing repair capacity.
A natural, non-invasive approach
STEMREGEN® uses clinically studied plant extracts and bioactives — no injections, no devices. Two capsules of Release® have been observed in studies to support the mobilization of up to 10 million additional stem cells into circulation.
Studied at leading institutions
Product ingredients have been studied at the University of Illinois, Tehran University, Fort Valley State University, and Cairo University. Over 28 research studies including randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled human clinical trials.
The pioneer in adult stem cell science. In 2002, Drapeau was the first scientist to propose — in a peer-reviewed Medical Hypotheses article — that stem cells constitute the body's repair system. He holds nine patents related to stem cell mobilization and has spent over two decades identifying plant-based bioactives that support this process.
