Latest biohacking experiment: Lifewave light frequency patches

It's been about a week since I started my experiment with Lifewave patches after I signed up with the company last Monday. 

Lifewave makes patches that use frequency technology. These patches are not transdermal like nicotine patches; they do not deliver chemicals or pharmaceuticals. The patches reflect the infrared heat/light energy that naturally emanates from the body back into the body with a particular frequency based on the patch.

The flagship product is X39, which I've been wearing daily for a week. The process is simple: apply the X39 patch to either the back of the neck or the navel and wear it for up to twelve hours. These locations correspond with certain meridians (energy lines) within the body. The X39 patch stimulates the body's production of GHK-CU (copper peptide). This peptide has a host of proven benefits, not least of which is stimulating stem cell production. Here's a short video that provides more detail.

I noticed a difference within a few hours of the first patch application, and I have continued to feel a difference since then. Most notably, my mood has improved, and I feel "ON" with a combination of more energy and focus. 

The more I learn about the company, its leadership, its technology, and future innovations, the more confident I am that Lifewave will be a tentpole within my umbrella strategy of frequency medicine.