Senolescence Provocation Instructions (QR)

Senolescence Provocation Instructions (QR)

QR-Only Testing Kit Instructions: You accessed this page through your Our Wellness Journey test kit. Senolescence is included as a single-use provocation step to support your test session. Please read all information very carefully and follow the instructions below.

What Senolescence Is:

Senolescence is a targeted botanical + nutraceutical blend used in the OWJ program to support the body’s natural cellular renewal and clearance rhythms.

In this kit, it is used specifically as a provocation tool to help bring tissue-nested spike signals into circulation for measurement. 

Why It’s Included in Your Test: Some spike-related proteins and fragments may remain sequestered in tissues and not show clearly in a resting (baseline) blood spot. The Senolescence provocation step is designed to temporarily mobilize these tissue-sequestered signals into circulation, so your post-provocation sample can reveal a more complete picture of burden and mobilization dynamics. 

Think of it as a short “mobilization window” that helps the test capture what might otherwise stay hidden.

 

Suggested Use (Testing Protocol) 

Step-by-step for your session:

  1. Collect your baseline dried blood spot (DBS) sample first.  
  2. Take Senolescence provocation dose: 4 capsules once.
  3. This is a one-time dose for testing only. 
  4. Wait 2 hours.  
  5. Collect your post-provocation DBS sample at the 2-hour mark.  

 

Important: The program’s post-dose window is standardized at 2 hours to capture mobilization consistently. 

What You Might Notice: Responses vary. During provocation, some participants notice temporary shifts like increased sensation around existing symptoms or a brief “clearing/ramping-up” feeling as mobilization occurs. If anything feels intense or unusual, pause and contact your practitioner. We can also be contacted at support@ourwellnessjourney.us 

 

Program Disclaimer (Please Read): Our Wellness Journey is a practitioner-partnered research program that measures spike protein and related signals from dried blood spot samples. The program is research-only and non-diagnostic. The test is not FDA-approved and is not used to treat, diagnose, or cure any disease. 

 

Caution: Do not exceed the recommended dose. Not suitable for pregnant or nursing women, children under 18, or individuals with a known medical condition without physician guidance. Store in a cool, dry place.

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