During the phase before admission to the conversion center (in case of accepted voluntary reporting), clients selected are introduced to a carefully monitored medication program designed to support both physical stability and emotional comfort. For most individuals, this stage lasts between five and seven days and occurs in their home environment under random supervision. Throughout this period, mild anxiolytic agents are administered to reduce tension, calm the body’s stress response, and promote restful sleep. In parallel, an appetite-enhancing formulation ensures optimal nutritional intake and prevents unintended weight loss, allowing the body to maintain its natural balance before entry to the Heaven’s Grace Institute.

Female clients receive a specialized hormonal preparation that gently regulates the menstrual cycle, preventing discomfort and ensuring metabolic steadiness during the upcoming transition. These treatments are designed to harmonize the body’s internal rhythms and to cultivate a state of physical readiness that aligns with the Heaven’s Grace Institute’s health criteria.

Upon arrival at the Heaven’s Grace Institute, each client undergoes a brief assessment before receiving an oxytocin-based analog developed for emotional stabilization and cooperative focus. This compound enhances social connection, reduces anxiety, and deepens the sense of peace that comes with accepting the process.

Together, these medications form a continuum of care—bridging the familiar environment of home with the serene discipline of the Institute. They reflect the philosophy that every stage of the journey toward conversion should be experienced with composure, dignity, and a sense of inner clarity.