improve symptoms with the Taopatch?

[Armyman]

Has anyone tried or heard of the taopatch? The company is based out of Italy and has an authorized dealer in Florida. Taopatch.co is the website. The patch combines principles with low level. They make all kinds of claims such as supporting the nervous system, improving balance, improving tremors, and anxiety.

[park_bear]

Ask yourself how is it this tiny patch without batteries emits light as they claim.

[Armyman in reply to park_bear]

Per the website “the heat from your body is converted into light of different frequencies, which are similar to the frequencies of photons your nervous system uses to communicate with the rest of your body”

There’s quite a bit of information about the taopatch online and on the website. I have a call scheduled with them tomorrow and will report back.

[india245 in reply to Armyman]

interested in you what you find, as I have looked at them. I haven’t about their claim.

[gomelgo in reply to Armyman]

Link?

[park_bear in reply to Armyman]

That is a load of BS. The nervous system does not use "photons" to communicate with the rest of the body. It does not use photons at all. As to converting body heat into light, if it were true it could be easily demonstrated - paste it on a jar of warm water and show us the light.

[Armyman in reply to park_bear]

Who says it can’t be easily demonstrated. I suggest you review the numerous scientific papers on the taopatch.co website.

[park_bear in reply to Armyman]

I saw them. The only one that is even slightly relevant to the issue as to whether the patch actually emits light is this: drive.google.com/file/d/1do..., which makes reference to quantum dots apparently contained in the patch. What they have to say about it: "by inducing the electromagnetic activity of an active substance on an electric field in stationary conditions, a quantum variation of the electric field can be obtained." This turns out to be an assumption that is nowhere actually verified in the study. Nor does it amount to a claim that it actually emits light.

I challenge you - if you have one of these patches - stick it on a jar of warm water and take a photo showing it emitting light.

More:

sciencebasedmedicine.org/ta...

Taopatch Offers Everything… Except Science - Taopatch promises all kinds of vague benefits, but the mechanism of action is implausible and what they call scientific proof is no such thing.

Next: Neurologist specializing in MS reviews the three studies of Tao Patch in MS. Two of the studies were not controlled. One of these used only two subjects. The other showed some initial improvement but then reverted to pre-study impairment. The one controlled study was a fail - control group did as well as the treatment group. Skip ahead to minute 8 for the conclusion:

youtu.be/z9cnN8MIbaE?si=RT7...(Not working as expected?)

From the comments to the video: @AaronBosterMD 2 years ago

"Excellent video! I've had a few patients try this out - all regret buying this product."

[Armyman in reply to park_bear]

Park Bear, I very much appreciate that you cared enough to send me this info. I'm desperate to get better from Parky and at times can be vulnerable. I will stick to exercise for now. perhaps the Beech Band will help.

[park_bear in reply to Armyman]

Thank you for the kind words! Here are some disease modifying interventions that have been helpful for me and others. Implement the thiamine and the cinnamon one at a time and see how one works before proceeding with the other:

• High-dose thiamine. Dosing instructions and other information at the links. Allow four months for full effect: b1parkinsons.org/

healthunlocked.com/cure-par...

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A good source of thiamine HCl is here: vitacost.com/vitacost-vitam...

• Cinnamon. Allow two months for full effect. My report healthunlocked.com/cure-par...

• Qigong. My story here: healthunlocked.com/cure-par...

[Armyman in reply to park_bear]

Thanks much Park Bear!

[Armyman]

taopatch.co

[FreightTrainSinger]

I tried these for 12 weeks with no results. I returned them for a refund. Just my personal experience.

[Armyman]

thanks much for the feedback