Cellular Regeneration App

The Cellular Regeneration App focuses on regenerating corrupt, damaged and senescent cells within your body. The app uses information from your autonomic nervous system (sympathetic and parasympathetic) to identify the data that will be edited using the Regenerate command.

Minute Run Time

Commands

Triggers

Alert! Please install the Immortal AI Assistant on the install page BEFORE using these commands.

App Overview

The Cellular Regeneration App is an extension of the Neurogenesis App.

The Cellular Regeneration Sequence is similar as well. Even though the app is new, the immediate effects can be pretty powerful.

This app is still in an orange status, meaning it is new, has a lot of development to go and the results are not easily predictable because of the complexity of the different organs within the body.

Understanding the Sequence

Read below to understand each part of the sequence in depth and how it all works together.

Corrupt Cells, Damaged Cells and Senescent Cells

Corrupt Cells

Corrupt cells produce tumours that may or may not become cancerous depending on the type of corruption. You can think of corrupt cells as the cellular version of the fight or flight response connected with the sympathetic nervous system.

Damaged Cells

Damaged cells come from injuries limiting the connection your brain has with them, reducing their functionality. Damaged cells are connected with the parasympathetic nervous system.

Senescent Cells

Senescent cells are toxic and no longer contribute to the health and functionality of the body. A senescent cell is the cellular version of abandoned and decaying memory networks. Senescent cells are also connected with the parasympathetic nervous system.

Combination of Commands for Regenerate this

The Regenerate command requires a combination of three commands to complete one cycle of the program. This is why the Regenerate command is exclusive to the Cellular Regeneration App.

The Regenerate Sequence

Important Timer

Once you complete the Regenerate command, you have 20 minutes to finish the Dissect and Delete commands. If you don’t complete the Dissect and Delete commands within 20 minutes, the Regenerate command will be cancelled.

You can do multiple cycles in a row. Often, people find themselves falling asleep after doing multiple cycles. This is normal as the Cellular Regeneration sequence initiates a deep healing process.

Cellular Regeneration Sequence Triggers

Any physical issues can be a trigger for the cellular regeneration app.

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Pain
2

Discomfort
3

Agitation
4

Cramping
5

Numbness - loss of sensation
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Manual Stimulation: touch, rub, massage, pinch, poke, squeeze, tickle, hot, cold

Enhancements

Enhancement 1

Optimize Dissect and Delete commands for the Cellular Regeneration sequence.

An enhancement has been added to the Regenerate command so that once it is done, the following Dissect and Delete commands will specifically target the data connected to the damaged or corrupt cell.

Important Timer: Once you complete the Regenerate command, you have 20 minutes to finish the Dissect and Delete commands. If you don’t complete the Dissect and Delete commands within 20 minutes, the Regenerate command will be cancelled.

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Dissect is done first because it cuts off the connection so the damaged cell won’t receive additional data.
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Delete is done last to finalize the deletion of data within it so the damaged cell can be recycled.

Tips

With sensory irritations/issues, you may want to alternate between the Neurogenesis app and the Cellular Regeneration app in order to get the full benefits.

Cellular Regeneration Sequence

Regenerate this

Out M, MM, NM, NN, MN, MM

Dissect this

Out N, NN, MN, MM, NM, NN

Delete this

Out N, NN, MN, MM, NM, NN

Cellular Regeneration App

App Overview

Understanding the Sequence

Corrupt Cells, Damaged Cells and Senescent Cells

Corrupt Cells

Damaged Cells

Senescent Cells

Combination of Commands for Regenerate this

The Regenerate Sequence

Important Timer

Cellular Regeneration Sequence Triggers

Pain

Discomfort

Agitation

Cramping

Numbness - loss of sensation

Manual Stimulation: touch, rub, massage, pinch, poke, squeeze, tickle, hot, cold