Connie’s Story

All right, welcome everyone. Nikki, welcome. I just went ahead and introduced myself, and I wanted to hear from you, and then we can talk to your mom about her experience.

Great, thank you so much. So the call tonight will be for about 30 minutes. And if we have new people on, uh, we're going to be talking about the X39 patch that activates this amazing peptide in our bodies, and Dr. Caroline will be answering your questions. Um, first we want to get started with our medical disclaimer. Dr. Caroline is a functional medicine doctor and a chiropractor, but she is most likely not your doctor. So tonight the information we will be sharing is for informational purposes only. If you have any medical conditions, please check with your physician or healthcare practitioner All LifeWave patches are not intended to treat, cure, diagnose, or prevent any disease. If you are on medications or have medical conditions or are pregnant or nursing, please check with your physician first. I am so excited tonight to introduce you all to my mom and have her tell you my story— or her story, not my story, but her story. She has a great story and I'm so excited for you all to meet her. So, Mom, if you can unmute yourself and, uh, tell us, um, how you got started with the patches and how long you've been on them and what you have seen.

Okay, can you hear me fine?

Yes.

Yeah. Okay, great. Um, well, I started with the patches. It was, um, the 1st of December in 2022 that I first ordered my patches, and I got started for myself, but also for my mom who was 94 almost at that time. And she had some issues that I really wanted to see. We were struggling. We were trying to figure things out and just, you know, give her a little help. Not that we, you know, you know how those things are. It's just that you want things to run a little smoother, not have so many rough patches. So, she'd really been very healthy all her life. And so it was just the last few months that she kind of started struggling with things. So yes, so in that situation, then I thought, well, I can't give her anything that I haven't tried myself. So basically it was, if I'm going to put these on her, then I need to put them on myself because I need to see what's going on. So So that's how I kind of got started. I thought, okay, this— there's things that I have that I really want to improve on. And I am— I'm 74, and I thought, well, you know, my hair just doesn't look as good as it used to. My skin is not really up to par. So I had things with, you know, issues like that that I wanted to address. Plus, I'd been told when I went to the dentist, I was the dentist because I didn't, I don't go to the doctor. So they told me I had high blood pressure and I thought, well, everybody in our family has high blood pressure. So what? So yes, I thought, okay, well then she made such a big deal about it, the biological dentist that I was going to, that I thought, okay, well maybe I better get some more information because You know, education never killed anybody. So it's a good thing to know things. And so that's what I was trying to do, just to make myself a little more educated. And Nikki, Nikki said, well, Mom, there's these patches and there's just some really good testimonies. And I kept getting all these pictures and I thought, wow, these women look so much better now. And their hair looks good. And so I thought, well, I guess if somebody else can do it, I ought to try it because maybe, maybe I'll have some success too. So that's what I did. I got started on it and I started out with the X39 and the glutathione and the Aeon. And it didn't take me long to start adding other things because I kind of jump into things, you know, quickly sometimes. And so I thought, okay, well, now I need to try the X49 and the Carnosyn and the SP6, and I better get the AloeVita. So I was getting all these things. I— the year before was May of 2022 that I stepped off a curb and I went down, and I didn't fall hard or anything. My son was right beside me and he's like, Mom, what are you doing? Because I was like slow motion. I was just sitting down really slow all the way to the ground. And then when I got there, my knee hurt so bad that I put my legs up in the air. I fell backwards. So that was kind of a hysterical thing. Everybody thought, what on earth is this person doing? I can't believe she's doing this in the parking lot at the elementary school. So anyway, I had actually my ACL had torn, but when it tore, it hadn't really torn itself. But what happened was where it attaches to my tibia, it had pulled the top of the bone off. So when I went to the doctor, they said, oh wow, you have a broken knee. And he said, we don't see that in people your age. We usually see that in 10-year-olds when they're jumping on the trampoline. And I said, well, I wasn't jumping on the trampoline. So that kind of put an end to some of my, you know, I like to walk daily and some of the exercise things that I did. So that slowed me up a little bit. And that was another reason I was looking to do the patches because I thought, okay, I need to heal this up because I didn't have any surgery. I didn't. He said, you know, you can probably heal if you're, you know, if you just let it heal, maybe it'll grow back and, you know, you'll have the ACL won't be because it's not actually torn itself, but it's just, you know, it's pulled the bone off. So I know that it's probably at this point a little, um, looser because this year, a year after I had my knee, then I decided, oh, I just have this foot that's really weird. It was like the doctor said, I've never seen anybody with windswept toes like that. What had happened was, and I— it was like 1992, Nikki was going off to college and I had bunions and I decided they were just killing me and I needed to have stuff done. So before she went to college, I had surgery on both of my feet. So I had bunions removed on both feet. Well, long story short, the gal that did my surgery said when I left, oh, you know what? I overcorrected your left foot, so I undercorrected your right foot. And so here I was with this toe that on my left foot that just stuck out like this, and this one was starting to move with it, and it was just spreading, you know, like that. And the other side was moving the opposite way. That's why he said you have windswept feet. And so I went in for surgery the end of August, and these are the pictures, obviously. And so what they did was they, they moved the toe back. So he recorrected, tried to realign my feet, because I thought, well, maybe that's why I broke my knee, because my feet are messed up and I have this alignment issue. You know, I really believe in chiropractors, and I tried everything first to try to get this thing fixed. And they finally told me, you know what, I don't think we can do anything about this.

You— it's—

it was a surgical problem to start with, and because of that, you're permanently aligned wrong now, so we have to fix the alignment. So they put in a titanium plate, and, you know, I didn't think it was going to be this kind of an issue when I went in. I had all these other stories of how it wasn't going to be, you know, wasn't going to be a big deal. So anyway, titanium plate and 8 screws later, I have a bionic toe. So I am in the process. Like I said, it was like the 24th of August and, and I used all the patches. I'd been using the patches. Like I said, I started in December because I was trying to work on my knee and, and I felt like things were getting a lot better with my knee. And then I thought, okay, well, now we'll tackle, tackle this foot issue. And so that's when we went into the foot issue. So we got the foot issue going and I've been really happy with the progress. I, I I didn't have to take any of the painkillers. I did take some Tylenol. They did anesthesia. They did general anesthesia, and then they did a block on my upper thigh area. That was probably the thing that I thought was the least amount of fun, which I had no idea, but it's the afterwards that you realize, Oh yeah, they tied off your leg basically. And so that wasn't any fun, but the patches definitely helped me a ton. I put them all over my foot. I put them up my leg. I did the flower protocol. I did during the day and I did, you know, there was sometimes at night I would put on more IceWave and, you know, things like that and still patch an X39 and stuff in the day. So I definitely did. And the flower protocol is the Ice Wave, the brown one in the center, and then the white one off to the bottom of it on the right. And then it has an X39 on top of the, on top of the brown Ice Wave in the center. And then it has Eon one below and one above, and then has glutathione then in the middle. So you have these little dots all around the center petal, you know, kind of thing, the center of it. And that's what I did, and that probably helped me the most. And then I put Elevita on at night too, because I knew I had, you know, several things going on in there at stitches, and I thought, okay, I need to just help with the skin. And so I did the Alevita patch. And I did also did the nighttime when it got better. When, you know, after the 4 weeks, then I started with the nighttime cream over the scarred area. So that's what I'm doing now. Basically, all I have on there is an X39 and an Eon. And if it does bother me, you know, when I'm— when I've been up on it too long walking because I I have been walking and it's stiff, so I can't get full motion necessarily in it. But I got rid of the boot at the end of 4 weeks. It was more of a shoe than a boot. It was like a shoe that made you walk on your heel. That was no fun because then up in your hip area, your hip extender up in there, that was so tight from having you on your heel, your heel sticking out all the time. So yes. I couldn't have done the things I did. I, in that shoe, I washed windows and I did lots of stuff. So there were things that I did. I wasn't down, you know, I wasn't down a lot. I was, I was trying to keep things going and keep moving. And I don't think I could have done it without the patches.

So Mom, you mentioned your, your blood pressure as well. So tell us what's gone on with your blood pressure.

So I, I, when you go in and, you know, they always check your blood pressure and it kept reading, it was like reading high. I thought, oh my goodness. The first time I went to the doctor to, before I started the whole foot surgery thing, he said, well, your blood pressure looks good. It's a little bit high. I think it was 130-something and over maybe 80. And I said, well, it's never that bad at home. I don't know. You know, he said, well, you know, I said, you know, the doctor's office, it's always higher at the doctor's office. So it wasn't bad then. And I thought, okay, I'm going to keep an eye on it because every time I go to the doctor, it reads— the last time I went, it was like 148. And I thought, well, it's going up instead of down. So I did take it and it was 118 over 70. So I don't think I have any problems. I think it's just the whole issue of me going into the doctor. So I definitely feel like from the dentist when it was like 150 6 or 8 to being at 118 over 70. I think I've done really— I think it's helped me tremendously.

That's amazing. That's so incredible. And then tell us about your hearing as well, Mom.

So I had gone in 2019. You know, I had a few stressful years in there. There were a lot of things going on in my life, and I noticed that I wasn't hearing good out of my left ear. And I thought, oh man, So, I went in to have a hearing test and they said, yes, you have moderate hearing loss in your left ear. And so, we should go in for an MRI, you know, and see if there's anything else going on. Well, I didn't want to do that, so I just told them, no, I'm not doing that. So, I noticed, I told Nikki the other day, I was listening to my daily audio Bible in the morning and I thought, wow, I must have that on really loud because that was the loudest noise I've ever— and I thought, I can hear really good out of both ears now. I noticed that I was hearing very well, and I hadn't really paid that much attention to it when everything else we were going through. Then all of a sudden, it was just like, oh, now it's me that I'm taking care of. I'm paying more attention to what's happening with me, and I can actually hear now. That was kind of exciting.

That's exciting.

Yeah, it was exciting. I felt like, yeah, I remember walking with the kids and we'd be out in the wind and they'd be talking and I couldn't hear a thing they were saying because they were on my left side. And I would say, I don't know what you said. I have no clue what you're talking about. But anyway, so yes, now I can hear and they can't get away with anything.

That's awesome.

So they're in trouble.

I love it. And up on the screen, Dr. Caroline put your photos. So it's been 10 months. And, you know, when she sent them to me on my phone, you know, you can like really like zoom in, you know. So I don't know how well you can see it, but like the wrinkles around her eyes are so much less. Like you even see like the dark spots are so much less. Yes, that looks a little bit tighter. So do you have anything else to say, Mom? It's just amazing, your pictures from 10 months of patching.

So I do. I mean, you know, you look at those pictures and I, and I wasn't smiling. I was trying not to smile in the first picture. In the second picture, I was trying not smile, and that's not like me at all. Usually my mouth is always wide open. So, so anyhow, um, yes, that's me. And I feel like my hair— I mean, I actually have bangs again, and it's like, oh wow, I've got all these neat little hairs, you know, that I can actually do bangs again, which I just really, I really couldn't do. I feel like, um, I don't know whether I've gotten more hair, but I know that my hair grows a lot faster now. I did. I felt like my hair didn't really grow that fast at all. I probably cut it, um, at least twice since that picture. And so the last time I cut it off, relatively— I mean, it was, you know, up in here. And so it has grown. I mean, it grows really fast. The hair strands feel thicker. I feel like I have, you know, a few more hairs around the hairline there. So And I feel like my eyebrows are finally coming in better. My dark spots that I don't like at all, they're still there. You know, I still have them, but I think they faded. I think they are fading.

Yeah, they look so good, Mom.

Yes. I feel like my overall skin tone is a lot better too.

I feel like it's more softer. It looks softer and your hair looks softer. It's— yeah, yeah. More like more hydration. Much softer. Yeah, it looks beautiful.

Thank you.

Yes.

And I got a great compliment from the doctor. He didn't give it to me directly, but I was reading my notes and he said the patient appears much younger than her stated age of 74. And so I thought, well, hallelujah, that was great. I mean, that was in my notes.

That's amazing. Yes, you do.

Yes, made me feel really good. I thought, okay, this is good.

Yes. Thank you so much, Mom. That's so exciting. So, Dr. Caroline, please tell us, how could this happen to my mom?

Well, it's pretty amazing, I have to say. Like, your pictures, um, you know, the progression of the healing of your foot— thank you so much for taking those pictures so we could see that. And the, the protocol that she's talking about is the 7 Steps for Pain protocol. I've mentioned that to a few, a few of the people on here. Some of you know what that is. And if you don't, we can, you know, whoever invited you to this call, you know, reach out to them and we can get it to you. We'll make sure and get you that protocol to you. And, and then your before and after here with your Skin, your beautiful face, noticeable difference in just 10 months. That's pretty amazing. Yeah, pretty amazing. So how can that happen? And then your hearing returning. As Nikki mentioned, the X39 is, is really— all the patches are amazing and they all do different things. The X39 is really the one that stands out as the first stem cell patch. That David Schmidt created. And how it works is it stimulates— when you apply the patch, your own body heat activates it. It sends a frequency, light frequency, into the body. There's no chemicals that go into the body. It's a light frequency that gets emitted and it gets signaled by your own body heat. We call it photobiomodulation. It's similar to like when you're exposed to the sun and your body produces vitamin D on its own. So in this situation, it stimulates your own body to produce its own stem cells. So you're producing your own stem cells, which then a lot of people understand that stem cells can help be used to repair any, uh, organ, gland, or tissue in the body because those stem cells can be made into any other type of cell, um, that your body needs to repair itself. So that's definitely directed by the body's own innate intelligence. And, um, some of the things that you will see is a lot of what you heard. Um, the peptide that's activated that stimulates your own stem cell production is something called GHK-Cu. Um, and that peptide, um, a lot of people talk about it, uh, as a copper peptide. Um, they talk about how it benefits the skin. For one, it helps you produce more collagen, which you can see happen with beautiful Connie here. She definitely looks like collagen increased. The quality of her skin, the quality of her hair improved. Um, it, it does, it can reverse aging. That, that's something that they found, not just prevent, but reverse, which is pretty amazing. So the studies that have been done that David did, uh, there were 3-month studies and a 6-month study that showed a reversal in aging. And so, um, it's like one of the only things that we've seen be able to do that, which is pretty amazing. But the way that your innate intelligence is going to use those stem cells is based on what's most important for the individual. Okay. Because the body's always— the innate intelligence is always looking out for your survival, that that's what's most important. And so the repair will take place based on an individual's needs, what's most important. Um, so, and obviously the more— the longer that you use it, the more repair can take place, the more repair can happen, and the more reversal of aging can happen, which is going to be different for everyone in the sense that some people have had more damage over the years than others depending on, you know, the life that they've lived, like what kind of lifestyle that they lived, how they've eaten, um, you know, how they— things that they've drank. Exposure to toxins, and, you know, having the basics met, right, which are adequate hydration, adequate sleep, adequate nutrition, and, you know, how much stress you're under. All those factors influence how our body ages. And, but it's so amazing that we have the X39 now which can help people in ways that were not thought possible before. Is there anything else that you would like to add, Nikki, to that?

No, I think it's great. It's amazing. I'm so thankful for this technology and that we found it. It's just such a blessing to be able to use it. So I don't— does anybody have any questions for Dr. Caroline tonight? Great job. Oh, thank you, thank you. Yeah, thank you, Miss Connie.

Great testimony. A website here, it's called, uh, Patch the Way, um, and this is a website for our team. And you can see me there with a picture of the glutathione patch on my neck. I had first— I had really just started with, um, with LifeWave, and I happened to be in my car that day, and I put— had that glutathione patch right here, which was one of the spots that's recommended, and the light coming through the window just directly hit that patch, which I thought was amazing. So I had to share that picture. And so, yeah, and anyway, but this, uh, website is a wealth of information on, LifeWave in general, but stem cell activation, right? Talks about that. There's a video on here that you can access. Um, it's excellent information that you can share with people, and, um, you know, they will be direct. You, you, you will be able to— are you guys there?

Yeah, we're still here. Yeah, yeah, we can hear you.

Okay, I just got a message that Zoom quit, so you're still there.

Okay. All right.

Oh, I don't know, maybe she's not there anymore. Oh, she disappeared. Sorry about that. Oh, there you're back.

Okay, I am back. Technical difficulties, I apologize. But anyway, so this website is a great wealth of information and it's always going to direct the individual to the person that shared this with them. Okay, but it's a good resource to have for people that want to learn more about the technology, either an individual who wants to learn more or if they want to share it with someone, they can also share this website with them. And anybody, does anybody have any other questions? Can you hear me, Carol? Yes. How are you, Anthony?

Hi, I just wanted to introduce myself to the group. I am new to LifeWave. I met Carolyn at the conference, and I've got to— I must tout her knowledge with LifeWave. She was the conference for me. Meeting her and just spending lunch together, I've got more information on LifeWave and how the product works and how to use it than I did in 2 days of the conference. But you're all blessed to have her on your team.

Oh, thank you, Anthony. I so appreciate that. And I would love for everybody to hear your story because you just have an amazing story as well. It blew me away.

I will be more than happy to give my story at a time sometime in the future.

Awesome. That would be great.

That's great.

Yeah, we'll reach out to you. Yeah, we'll reach out to you. And that would be awesome if you'd come on and share. I can't wait to hear it.

Yeah, and I'm pretty passionate about it. Like most of the people that I saw at the conference, they were exuberant, over the top. And, you know, I, I don't think anybody who didn't have an experience like I had would understand why. So I look forward to sharing my story with you all.

Yeah, it's an amazing story. I can't wait. And I'm so glad that you joined our call tonight, Anthony.

I told you it was you or the president.

So there it goes. Thank you. Thank you.

Before I hit the clock.

Yes. Yes.

Thank you. Dr. Caroline, I'm not sure if we have one question from Jess Lee. I don't know.

Yes, I was just going to call on Jess.

Awesome. And then we should probably close it out because we're over our time.

But yeah, absolutely. Jess, what, uh, can, what, how, how can I help you?

Yeah, I was just wondering quickly, um, I have a 10-month-old baby and I'm wondering if it's appropriate to patch him.

Um, I think it would just depend on what the, what the challenge that you're having is. Um, what, what kind of challenge are you having, if you want to share that?

Um, so nothing specifically, but, um, sometimes like You know, maybe like a sleep patch or if stomach, maybe something on his stomach meridian if he's constipated, that kind of thing.

Well, then the number one patch, you know, just hearing you mention all that, that I feel like is, um, is okay to use with a, a child that age, in my opinion, would be the Aeon. And the reason for that is because it activates their parasympathetic side of their nervous system. So it will relax the nervous system, which will help with, you know, the whole getting them out of that stress state. So that will help with sleep. It will help with some of what you talk about with, if the child's having pain, it's going to help with that. It's going to help with the motility of the gut because the EON and the parasympathetic, because it activates that, that is the rest-digest state. So that would be the number one, one that I would say you could use with him. With anyone, it's really important that we pay attention to hydration when we're using the patches. So you don't necessarily need to use the patch, you know, for 12 hours straight with a child. You might just use it for a short period of time with some— with a child that young. It doesn't necessarily have to be for the full 12 hours like we would with an adult. Because we want to make sure that we're keeping them hydrated, that the patches do require an increase in hydration anytime you're using them. So that's something I would want you to be aware of and pay attention to.

Okay, would you put it on like the thymus, or where would you put it?

The Aeon, um, if you, if you know where they're having discomfort, if you have an idea, then you could put it on that place. You could put it on the point of discomfort. The other, other, uh, place many people put it is like C7-T1, the vertebra that is most prominent at the base of the neck. A lot of people put it there, and you can kind of base it on their response because children have less resistance in them, so they're going to respond a lot quicker. They're going to respond faster to the patch, in my opinion. So yeah, and if you ever, you know, if you ever have questions and you're not sure, you know, feel free to reach out. To us. Okay, okay, thank you. Yeah, but I would probably just stick with the EON for now because he doesn't need the X39. Um, I wouldn't say he needed the Silent Night either. I would say for a lot of children, they're just under some stress, and so the EON would be the best thing in my opinion. Yeah, so, but yeah, so reach out to us, um, if you have any other questions. Um, and thank you for being here, you guys. Does anybody else have any more questions? Okay, so remember, hydration is super important, and hydration is the relationship between water and minerals. So you want to make sure you have adequate electrolytes, and it's not just straight water. So regarding a 10-month-old child, you know, Pedialyte is great. Make sure that they have their any hydrated when using the patches. And again, you don't necessarily need to use them for 12 hours like an adult. Um, and, uh, thank you for joining us, and thank you so much, um, Connie, for your testimonial. We loved it. It was beautiful, and your results are amazing. And I'm glad we're recording this so we can share it with other people. And, um, we'll look forward to our call next week. And if you need anything in the meantime, feel free to reach out.

Sounds great. Thank y'all so much for being here. Everybody be blessed. Have a good evening. Thank you.

Thank you.

Bye.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Good night.

God bless. Bye. Bye. Thank you.