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The inventor of LifeWave Patches has 134 patents, 70 in regnerative medicine. The base patch is the X39, X for 10 years of working on it and this is the 39th patch. Came out 2020. Company went public like 2005.

This is a bold statement — I’ve heard many testimonials, it pretty much cures everything. Like miraculous. It can take months, weeks. Costs $3.30 a day.

I’m 49 with no health issues (that I’m aware). I’ve been on the X39 one month. I have better recovery from pumping weights, kickboxing, jog/running which I was looking for...as despite eating right and taking supplements and working 10hr light labor job wasn’t getting recovery I wanted.

The biggest benefit though has been DEEP consistent sleep. Often with dreams. More pep, energy, better focus, mental clarity. Of course this can be with consistent deep sleep. I’m up at 4am to drive into Mad Max Chiraq hellhole.

Also what I’ve been noticing don’t have stiffness in my neck which causes eyes to water and I haven’t been going to Chiropracter in months. Usually a every other month.

I do have toxic metal in my body from hair test. Will use the glutathione patch which is up to 300% absorption. A detox. No supplements can give that level.

So this is my experience so far. Also, this is multi level marketing, which can turn people off. But one can’t judge a philosophy by it’s abuse. So a business model is not inherently corrupt have to look at the core principles. It’s like saying USA gov’t at founding is corrupt because Founders had slaves. Well where was promoted in Constitution, Bill of Rights? It wasn’t.

I can understand now why it’s MLM business practice. A friend of mine stated “why can’t I buy this on amazon like Vitamin C, with it’s known application?” The issue is Big Pharma. The LifeWave patches are considered “general wellness”. Can’t make medical claims. Which is stupid. So let’s say there’s the Alaveda patch online, advertised for helping skin. But it does much more. How is potential customer supposed to know all the potential things it does? Has to be by word of mouth, health pros, wellness experts, friends, etc to inform them.

Insurance will cover this as its under phototherapy or light therapy, which been around for thousands of years. I just get a “recommendation for use” or prescription language from health person.