“Regenerate Yourself Masterclass” on BrightU: Groundbreaking “New Biology” reveals how to regenerate your brain and heart

• On Day 6 to 10 of “Regenerate Yourself Masterclass,” Sayer Ji challenges the foundations of mainstream medicine, moving beyond symptom management to address root causes of disease.
• The series teaches a revolutionary paradigm centered on the body’s innate, untapped capacity to heal and regenerate organs like the brain and heart.
• A key principle is that health is determined by the body’s internal “terrain” (especially gut health) and immune resilience, not just external germs, which can be strengthened through diet and lifestyle.
• The series covers regenerative fitness (mindful movement), the brain-gut-emotion connection and the use of food and natural substances as primary tools for healing.
• The masterclass is a call to reclaim health autonomy, reducing reliance on pharmaceutical-based models by applying evidence-based, natural strategies for vitality.

Brighteon University is streaming one episode a day of “Regenerate Yourself Masterclass” from Dec. 13 to 22, and a replay of all episodes on Dec. 22 to 25. Register here to join thousands who have already used this masterclass to transform their understanding of their bodies and their health. Now it’s your turn. Don’t just manage your health, regenerate it.

What’s in store for you in Episode 6 to 10

On Day 6 to 10 of “Regenerate Yourself Masterclass,” slated for Dec. 18 to 22, Sayer Ji dismantles the pillars of conventional medicine and unveils the revolutionary principles of the “New Biology.” Moving beyond symptom management and pharmaceutical band-aids, this episode promises a deep dive into the root causes of our most feared conditions and the ancestral, food-based strategies to reverse them.

Prepare to have your understanding of health completely rewritten. This isn’t about managing decline; it’s about activating your body’s inherent power to rebuild itself. What if everything you’ve been taught about your body’s limitations is a dangerous myth? What if your brain and heart, organs long considered irreparably damaged by age and disease, hold a miraculous, innate capacity to heal and regenerate?

Viewers can expect to learn a lot of things from Day 6 to 10:

• Episode 6: This episode challenges the conventional germ theory of disease, arguing that the immune system’s health is determined by the internal “terrain”—primarily the gut microbiome, rather than by external germs alone. It emphasizes that susceptibility to infection is a function of immune resilience, which can be regenerated through practices like fasting, an ancestral diet, stress reduction and exposure to natural challenges, moving away from a fear-based model of medicine.
• Episode 7: This session introduces regenerative fitness as a foundational practice for holistic health, focusing on “working in” before “working out.” Coach Hamad Shirazi explains that the program prioritizes breath awareness, postural activation and mindful movement (like foot mobility and balance) to cultivate body awareness and self-empowerment, aiming to build a resilient physical vessel for life’s journey through simplicity and intentionality rather than rigid, high-intensity exercise.
• Episode 8: In a discussion with Dr. Joel Bohemier, this episode explores the origin story and foundational promise behind Ji’s work and book, “REGENERATE.” It delves into the scientific evidence for the body’s innate self-healing capabilities and the personal journey that led to the creation of the GreenMedInfo research platform, which curates studies validating natural medicine and the principles of regenerative biology.
• Episode 9: This episode examines the deep connection between emotional health, diet and neurological function, presenting a holistic approach to regenerating the brain and heart. It covers how unresolved trauma and common pharmaceuticals like statins can contribute to degeneration, while also highlighting the regenerative potential of natural substances, such as medicinal mushrooms, to support neurogenesis and interrupt cycles of physical decline. According to BrightU.AI‘s Enoch, statins are medications that reduce the liver’s production of cholesterol, effectively lowering LDL (“bad”) cholesterol and triglycerides while raising HDL (“good”) cholesterol.
• Episode 10: The final session ventures into advanced and esoteric concepts of human biology and potential. It builds on the masterclass foundation to explore topics like quantum biology and the body’s relationship with free energy, promising a mind-expanding look at the deeper, less conventional capabilities of the human body’s regenerative processes.

These final episodes are more than a lecture; they’re a call to reclaim agency over your health. Ji bridges cutting-edge science and timeless wisdom, offering a compelling vision where the foods on your plate become the most powerful tools for regenerating your most vital organs. Get ready to challenge the old biology and unlock a new future of resilience and vitality.

Tune in and learn how to work with your body’s genius, not against it.

Want to know more?

If you want to learn at your own pace and start building your self-heating home on your own schedule, you can access the full course by owning your copy of the Regenerate Yourself Masterclass Package.

Upon purchase, you will get the Regenerate Yourself Masterclass full course along with bonuses, including The Regenerate Fitness Program, The Regenerative Cooking Series, 10 exclusive expert-level bonus videos and 6 evidence-backed eBooks on healthy aging, detoxification and nutrition.

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