Are LifeWave Patches a Hoax?
- Keith Hunt
- Jan 4, 2023
- 3 min read
Updated: Jan 10, 2023
We learn that people are turning to Google and asking “are LifeWave patches a hoax?” From that question it’s tough to determine what part of the LifeWave they feel is a hoax. Let’s break the question down and respond in the three areas that generate the original question.
1. LifeWave, founded in 2004, continues to grow worldwide. The company has been named Inc. Magazine has named Inc. 5000 list. This an exclusive ranking of the nation's fastest-growing private companies. Alternatively, a hoax doesn’t last long. Once people “see through it” the hoax runs out of steam and customers to eventual disappear.
People who believe the LifeWave company itself is a hoax have not done any research whatsoever.
2. Perhaps these Google searchers feel that the LifeWave patch products are a hoax. Again they are lacking research. Here are two unsolicited endorsements of the patches:
“Have been using them for a year. My blood pressure is normal after 25 years, bursitis gone after 30 years, size of arthritic knuckle diminished by about 80%, vision improved in both eyes, smoother skin, more energy, deeper sleep and on and on. If that is a placebo effect, I will take it all day!”
“I have been seeing a hematology doctor for a very long time. Won't go into great detail but my bone marrow wasn't working well, all my immune fighting levels were super low, been on chemo many times, many surgeries, chronic pain and they were wanting to do either IV infusions or bone marrow transplant. I started the patch and after about 2 months all my levels started improving. Also pain has improved too. So if that isn't proof then not sure what else to say to you guys.”
Hundreds of similar LifeWave patch endorsements can be found on Google, therefore it can’t be the product that these surfers feel is a hoax.
3. Perhaps these searchers feel that LifeWave’s business model is a hoax. LifeWave products are sold using a direct selling with a multi-level marketing strategy through local distributors.
Many people incorrectly associate multi-level marketing (MLM) with a pyramid scheme also called a Ponzi scheme. From this mis-association they determine that the company or product must be a hoax when in fact MLM is a legitimate method of selling quality products. In a pyramid scheme nothing of value is exchanged. Pyramid and Ponzi schemes are based on a “get rich quick” emotion with many eventually losing their investment.
Although, on paper, there’s a “pyramid look” to MLM it’s a legitimate business model where something of value changes hands. For instance, take a look at Amway. They have a MLM business model and have been around since 1959 with sales in excess of $8.5 billion dollars. If MLM was a pyramid or Ponzi scheme Amway would have been shut down decades ago. Again with their system something of value changes hands. You may disagree with their system but that doesn’t make their products inferior or the company any less successful or legitimate.
Let’s take it one step further. With every trip and purchase at the grocery store you are actually participating in a form of multi-level marketing strategy. For instance when purchasing a gallon of milk you’re not buying directly from the cow! The channel of distribution for milk is something like this:
-From cow
-To Farmer
-To Cooperative, which either markets or processes the milk
-To Processing plant
-To Branding companies, for instance Bordens.
-To Retailer, for instance Vons
-To You, the consumer.
At every level something of value changes hands, that is milk in various forms ranging from raw, to processed, to packaged. Even the cow gets “paid” by way of shelter and food supplied by the farmer.
Those skeptics that are Googling “are LifeWave patches a hoax?” should soon realize that LifeWave is a well established corporation that holds patents for patch technology that is sold and distributed through an efficient marketing system.
The best way to overcome any fears of a hoax is try the LifeWave patches yourself. In the future you’ll be one of those writing unsolicited reviews about the benefits of X39.
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