RECOVERY PROTOCOL vs FOCUS PROTOCOL
Recovery Protocol vs Focus Protocol: which module?
Two peptide modules built for different goals. The Recovery Protocol targets tissue recovery and inflammatory balance; the Focus Protocol targets cognitive clarity and sustained mental output. Pick by goal, or run both alongside the NAD+ Precision Pen.
Last updated 16 June 2026
- 01Two peptide modules built for different goals. The Recovery Protocol targets tissue recovery and inflammatory balance; the Focus Protocol targets cognitive clarity and sustained mental output. Pick by goal, or run both alongside the NAD+ Precision Pen.
- 02RECOVERY PROTOCOL: PEPTIDE MODULE.
- 03FOCUS PROTOCOL: PEPTIDE MODULE.
- 04Both are formulated to be compatible within the Celyfe system.
SIDE BY SIDE
| RECOVERY PROTOCOL | FOCUS PROTOCOL | |
|---|---|---|
| TYPE | PEPTIDE MODULE | PEPTIDE MODULE |
| PRICE | EUR 89 | EUR 99 |
| SERVING SIZE | 2 capsules | 2 capsules |
| SERVINGS PER CONTAINER | 30 (30-day supply) | 30 (30-day supply) |
| CYCLE | 30-day cycles, continuous use acceptable | 60-day cycles with 7-day rest periods |
| KEY COMPOUNDS | BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound), Curcumin (95% Curcuminoids), Omega-3 Concentrate (EPA/DHA), Astaxanthin | Lion's Mane Extract (30% Beta-Glucans), Phosphatidylserine, Alpha-GPC (50%), Bacopa Monnieri (50% Bacosides) |
FAQ
What is the difference between RECOVERY PROTOCOL and FOCUS PROTOCOL?
Two peptide modules built for different goals. The Recovery Protocol targets tissue recovery and inflammatory balance; the Focus Protocol targets cognitive clarity and sustained mental output. Pick by goal, or run both alongside the NAD+ Precision Pen.
Can I take RECOVERY PROTOCOL and FOCUS PROTOCOL together?
In the Celyfe system both are formulated to be compatible. RECOVERY PROTOCOL appears in PEPTIDE MODULE; FOCUS PROTOCOL appears in PEPTIDE MODULE. This page is informational - follow product directions and consult a qualified healthcare provider.
Is Recovery Protocol vs Focus Protocol: which module? medical advice?
No. This comparison is educational and describes how each is classified and used within the Celyfe system. Celyfe products are food supplements and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.