Doctors Perspective

Dr. Caroline discusses LifeWave patches, invented by David Schmidt, which use frequency technology to trigger physiological responses like glutathione production and stem-cell activation. A 78-year-old man experienced rapid wound healing after surgery using the X39 patch. Side effects can include detox symptoms, itching, and heart fluttering, especially in people with high toxin levels.
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Good evening, everyone. Thank you so much for joining us this evening. We are so excited that you're here with us tonight. We have a special treat for you tonight, and so I'm super excited. Um, just to start, my name is Nikki Lea McCutchen. I'll be your host. Uh, just know that whoever invited you to this call, um, must really care about you to want you to know about this technology. Uh, the call will be for 30 minutes tonight, so thank you for taking 30 minutes out of your schedule to be with us and learn about this amazing technology. We just want to get started with our medical disclaimer tonight. What we'll be sharing is for informational purposes only. All LifeWave products 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 healthcare practitioner first. And tonight also, we're having Dr. Caroline on with us. I'm super excited. She obviously is not your doctor, um, but we are super thankful that, um, that she's here. And if you want her to be your doctor, we are going to share with, uh, you, her website and all of that tonight as well. So definitely connect with her for that. But I'm just super excited. We're going to do a little bit different. We're just going to kind of pick her brain and let her share with us just, you know, what, what's going on with her, different things that she's learned so she can share with us. But Dr. Caroline, if you will just start with— I wanted you to just tell us what it is that you love about this technology.
You know what, like, there's so much to love, honestly. Um, I will say one of the things that, uh, I loved when I first used it was, number one, that it actually worked. It, it worked, and, um, it worked without chemicals. It worked with energy and frequency, and I just felt like that was amazing and definitely correlated to what has been predicted for the future of medicine. And so I was like, wow, the future is now. Yeah.
So when you say that, that it's the future of medicine, what is it that you know about the information that you have that would tell us that what this technology offers is the future of medicine?
Well, I mean, it's been actually suggested that, um, that we will be able to, uh, influence our phys— physicality, our physiology with energy, um, and as opposed to the way that we've been doing things, which— this is a doctor. It is part of that. So, yeah, so that was really the prediction, right? That we're going to be able to influence our physiology with just energy. And so that's what this is, right? And the last 100 years, at least, I would call it kind of the chemical revolution, in a sense, that we moved into this era where we use chemicals to influence physiology. But unfortunately, that has affected not just us, but our environment in ways that are, you know, really detrimental. And so, you know, I think looking back, we will see like, wow, as much as we learned a lot through that whole experience, it's really not the best way to try to create change. Yeah.
Yeah. So can you explain to us how it influences our physiology?
Yeah. So the amazing thing about this technology is David Schmidt, the inventor, created these patches that when you apply them, and what activates them is your own light, your own energy, and that basically stimulates the patch to send a specific frequency into your body to create a specific physiological response. And so there's many different patches. Just as an example, the glutathione patch— basically your own light, your energy activating that that sends a signal to your cells to produce glutathione. So it can increase your glutathione production. What they found is up to 300%. That coupled with the nutrition to support that, which is sources of N-acetylcysteine. I love the whole food sources, so that would be cruciferous vegetables. You need that as well. But that— those two things together, it can help stimulate your own production of glutathione, as opposed to what your, your cells are designed to produce glutathione. And that's the number one thing that helps protect your cells from damage, damage of, again, all these chemicals, right? And so super important. And so we produce that on our own. This patch increases and supports your production of that, which is great. And obviously different patches do different things. You've got the X39 that helps stimulate stem cell production at this as well. GHK-CU, right? That's the, the peptide that it helps increase and that stimulates stem cell production. And most people on here, of course, know that that's those stem cells then could be made into any other type of cell for whatever the body needs for repair to repair. Right. And so, so that's really amazing. And there's other patches that as well that people can use that do different things. Yeah.
So have you— do you have any interesting stories for us that, that we haven't gotten to hear before of people that you've worked with?
Yeah, so, um, so it's interesting, uh, I have had an interesting story. I have, um, my neighbor who is 78, um, he had some health challenges, you know, he has type 2 diabetes and he has some other things, but I wanted to just as a gift for him for helping me out with some things, I was like, hey, I want to give you some X39 patches, they're stem cell patches, they'll help help with improving stem cell production, which then can help repair your body and kind of reverse the aging process basically over time. And he was going to have a surgery on his hand. He had to have trigger finger surgery and he'd been using the patches at that point for probably around 6 weeks.. And so he, he didn't even think to necessarily send me a picture on his own of what was happening with his hand. But I just happened to check in with him and I was like, hey, how's your hand doing since your surgery? And I want to say it was actually 4 weeks from the time they had a surgery. He sent me a picture of the scar of the incision and I was like amazed. It's actually one of the before and afters that we have., of his, like, you know, when he first had this surgery and then just 4 weeks later how much it had healed. Like, you couldn't even hardly see where the incision was. It was amazing.
Wow. And was he just using the X39?
Yeah, he was just using the X39 and that was it. Yeah, it was really amazing.
Yeah.
That's so awesome. Yes.
So you and I were having a really interesting conversation, um, the other day just talking about how obviously we encourage people to go and speak with their doctors, you know, about, about this technology, you know, and how they, you know, if they, you know, feel like it's okay for them to use it. Um, but obviously sometimes we get some interesting then responses with that. And so you were giving me some extra things that you thought is important for us to, um, you know, just put out there for people to consider when we're, you know, recommending that sure, yes, absolutely, check with your doctor first. Um, but I just wanted you to be able to share that with everyone else because I thought it was really good advice.
Yeah, I mean, you know, I've been in the healthcare industry for 24 years and be in— being in the alternative and holistic side of healthcare over the years, I've had, you know, situations where, um, patients will, uh, you know, talk— say something to the effect of like talking to another doctor they're, they're, they're seeing about you know, or asking them about some of the stuff that we're recommending. And of course, we do want to cross-reference other things that we're doing because we won't— we don't want to do anything that would be contraindicated for sure. We want to take responsibility in that regard. And we do certainly want everybody to be on the same page where these things are concerned. But I also would advise my patients that certainly you want to tell your, your whoever, that's fine, but don't necessarily expect them to know about this because, you know, they, they, they are not going to automatically know and understand what this technology does if they haven't been educated on it. So if you're going to go to them and look for their opinion on this, they're not going to be able to give you an educated opinion on this, right, if they've never heard of it. So they could be they're going to tell you something, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's an educated opinion. Right. And I deal with that a lot also with some of the nutritional support that I will give people as well. So it's something I'm very used to. And so I feel like a lot of people don't necessarily think about that, right? Because I feel like they think that their doctor should just know everything. But doctors, depending on their training, right, is really relative to what you want to ask them. You shouldn't really expect them to know about things that they have no training on, if that makes sense. So when you're talking about the allopathic aspect, you know, their tools are drugs and surgery for the most part. They're going to know about that for sure, right? That's their wheelhouse. Right. Right. And so, but when you're talking about, you know, other types of support, they're not necessarily going to know that. That's why also that they wouldn't recommend it because it's just not their training. Right. And so it would, that would also apply to this technology as well. So I think it's really important to have some awareness around that. Yeah. Yeah. Have some discernment. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. So in talking about that, then, um, are there any contraindications with this technology that people kind of need to be aware of?
Sometimes there are. Sometimes it's case by case, but there is one. So if somebody is going through any type of chemotherapy or radiation treatment, it is not recommended that they use something like glutathione in any way, shape, or form, as far as like whether it be an oral supplement or the patch or any, any glutathione whatsoever. And that's because, again, what is the glutathione supposed to do? It's supposed to protect your cells from anything that would damage them. And if you're— if you're— if they're going through chemotherapy or radiation treatment, you want that to be able to affect the cells. Right, the glutathione might kind of interfere with that. And so if they weren't going through that type of treatment, then it's not contraindicated to use it with, you know, somebody that has cancer, but you just don't want it to interfere with that treatment, if that makes sense. Yeah. Yeah. Right. And so, so those are— that's a typical one. Just trying to think about some of the other ones, if it's contraindicated. Um, again, some things are going to be case by case, right? Relative to, relative to a specific individual, right?
And so, yeah, sometimes I think one of the things you were going to ask me too is, well, let me ask you if you want to know this, uh, sometimes what somebody could experience with using the technology Yes, yeah, I was going to ask you about reactions sometimes that sometimes we get people that kind of have, you know, unusual, you know, reactions sometimes that wouldn't be, you know, just normal detoxification, you know, that are pretty general headaches, tiredness, you know, maybe a little bit of rash, things like that. But sometimes there's some that are a little more, you know, I don't know what the right word is, but I just wanted you— I would love for you to address that for us as well.
Yeah, and I mean, I could speak generally. If you have like a specific, uh, situation that you want to ask me about, you could that as well. But there are situations where some people are very sensitive to, to energy and, uh, any kind of energetic influence, and so their response is going to be relative to them. And it's also going to be relative to what kind of condition they are in to begin with. And so, you know, everything is relative. And so that's what I mean by that is everything is about relationships. Nothing exists in isolation, even though we learn about it that way. But the reality is it's not. Nothing is in isolation. And so if somebody puts on the patches and they have an unexpected response, you have to look deeper at what's going on with that individual, number one, right? There could be some other things as to why they're responding that way. And so we've had a situation like that where somebody would appear to have— be kind of an excessive, what you mentioned, like detox reaction. Yeah. And it did have everything to do with their level of toxicity, right? It had a lot to do with that. And so in those type of situations, it doesn't mean that they can't necessarily use the technology, but you might want to work on the other things in addition to this, and you might want to use the technology where you're not necessarily using the patch every day. Relative to their tolerance. It's kind of similar to like the way that we would, you know, maybe use certain nutrition or herbal approach with them. We might use a smaller amount to allow for the tolerance to take place. Like, because if they have a lot of toxicity, for example, you don't want to overwhelm their system with releasing a lot of toxins where their elimination organs cannot handle that. Right. So there was a situation where somebody— we needed to open those pathways of elimination before we started mobilizing a lot of toxins. And because they were responding to that, there was a mobilization that was happening. It was clear that their elimination pathways were just not effectively open. So there's ways to do that. There's ways to open those pathways. And sometimes that's a process. And so it doesn't necessarily— it's not a bad thing that they responded in that way. It was actually, in my opinion, kind of diagnostic in and of itself that, hey, this is actually good because now we know this and now we can do something about it. Right.
Does that make sense? Yeah. And I just— it's, it's so great that you say that because it, it really is positive. And so trying to help people, you know, it's so— our society is so built on, you know, if I have some sort of symptom, then it's really bad. When the reality is, is when you have things in your body that need to come out, there's, there's going to be symptoms for them to come out. And, and these are good things, because then, you know, we have the tools, or we have access to, you know, like you said, these other pathways that need to be opened up. So it's, it's an indication of We're headed down the right road. We just need to go slower. We need to maybe add some other things. So I know, you know, we've had some people that have had some, you know, feelings of heart fluttering. You know, I had a person who was just itchy all over their entire body, like very, very quickly after putting on the patch. So different things like, like that that aren't, aren't necessarily common. Like you said, it's, it's just an indication of it's actually a positive thing, you know, and getting people to—
how—
tell us, how would we get people to try to understand that, that this is actually a positive thing for them?
Well, I think it's really just having a conversation around that. I think in this situation, um, where this happened with one individual where it was very clear that that was going on, once we had a dialogue and a conversation, then, you know, it made sense because it made sense to that person and because they had a history Right? They had this history. And so understanding, oh, okay, well, this certainly supports what we're talking about, right? And, um, and, you know, they had a history. I mean, that also had everything to do with why the patches were recommended for them. Exactly. Right? Because they had a history of challenges and were not getting better. And so this, in my, in my opinion, had everything to do with why that wasn't happening. Because when your system is so overwhelmed and overloaded to such a degree that you would respond that way, uh, that's been building for a really long time and it wasn't getting better, like, on its own. It— that, that needed to be addressed. And so how that person responded was evidence of that. And so I feel like it just requires that, having a dialogue around that to have a deeper understanding of what's going on. Right. Go ahead.
I'm sorry. Yeah, no, you're good. Yes. So now they have a tool in their toolbox that's actually going to allow them or allow their bodies to begin to walk down that detox process. It may just be that they need to go a little bit slower. And that's one of the things I love about this technology is you just take off the patch. Like, it hasn't— it's not ingested, it's not in your body. You don't have to wait for it to go through all the systems and the processes.
You just take it off. Exactly, exactly. Yes, 100%. And, um, and I know there's people on here that can relate to some of what we were talking about, because good example was some of what I recommended for this person. They were using a combination of patches or at least the X39. I know that. And then I suggested, um, in it, you— they needed some additional nutritional support again to, to help with this.
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