Lifewave Patches are a form of phototherapy patch designed to promote health and wellness. They are non-transdermal, meaning no substances are entered into the body. According to Lifewave, these patches stimulate acupressure points in the body with light, helping to regulate and balance the body's natural energy flows.
How Lifewave Patches work:
- Lifewave Patches are based on the principle of phototherapy. They supposedly contain specific wavelengths of light, which when applied to the skin, stimulate certain points (similar to acupuncture points) on the body.
- The patches are designed to reflect back the body's own infrared light, which in turn stimulates these points. This is said to increase energy, promote sleep, reduce pain, and more.
- However, it's worth noting that the science behind these patches is not universally accepted. Skeptics have questioned the efficacy of such devices, arguing that any perceived benefits may be the result of a placebo effect.
Learn more:
- LifeWave Patches: Science Behind The Patch | LifeWave
- Phototherapy: A review | NCBI
- LifeWave: Patched-up Science | Science-Based Medicine