The environment plays a crucial role in how our genes work, which are like instructions for our body. What we eat, stress and the environment we're exposed to, can change how our genes work without changing the genes themselves. This can change how our body functions. Epigenetics is the study of how our behaviors and environment can cause changes that affect the way our genes work. Unlike genetic changes, epigenetic changes are reversible, which means the choices we make have a profound impact on well-being.

Our cells constantly receive all kinds of signals and stimuli from our environment. Based on the type and quality of these signals, our bodies and gene expression adapts or adjusts its activity. This information has the ability to either support or affect cellular function and homeostasis, or under more damaging circumstances, lead to a wide range of disease processes.

Regenerative space allows us to thrive, rejuvenate and reorganize. A key feature of regenerative space is an enhanced expression of natural ambient energy, which promotes a more natural biorhythm in the environment. Through this environmental change, you change not only what you absorb from the environment, but also how your body organizes and expresses itself within the environment. This includes benefits relating to stress, inflammation, aging and immune function supporting your natural longevity.