X39 patches don't deliver drugs. They reflect your body's infrared light back into tissue at specific frequencies to activate the GHK-Cu copper peptide, a process called photobiomodulation. The patches use a crystal structure of amino acids, oxygen, water, and sugars, and you wear them 12 hours on, 12 hours off.
Basically, with the X39, uh, what happens is, is that our— the patches, even like the IceWave, they're completely non-transdermal. So this is what they look like, um, and so they're, they're not transferring anything from the patch to into your body. Most people are familiar with transdermal patches, meaning that they transfer something from the patch to the body— a vitamin patch, an estrogen patch, a nicotine patch. This actually does not transfer anything into your body. It's completely non-transdermal. Um, how it works is, is it works with our body's infrared light. So if you watch on the movies when you see people looking through night vision goggles and they see that heat signature, um, uh, it is actually our body's infrared light that you are seeing. And so this process is called photobiomodulation, and that's just a big word for light making change in the body. You all already know exactly what this process is because every time you go out into the sun and the sun hits your skin, it activates the vitamin D your body and tells that vitamin D to get up and get working and do what it was designed to do in our bodies. It is— so the patch reflects that infrared light that we emit back into the body on a specific frequency to activate a specific peptide. It's a crystal lattice structure that is made up of amino acids, oxygens, oxygen, water, and sugars. Not like what you can go and get in your cabinet. They are stereoisomers at the molecular level. And so that reflects back into your body. Because of this, you can actually wear the patch anywhere on your body that you would like to wear it because infrared light is coming off of all parts of our body. It is 12 hours on to activate and repair and 12 hours off. So the next day you put on a new patch, 12 hours on to activate and repair, 12 hours off. The next day you put on a new patch with a peptide that's getting activated is called GHK-Cu copper peptide. If you pull up PubMed, which is the medical industry standard standard for the, uh, for any kind of research that you're going to do, you're going to get a list of all kinds of things that GHK-Cu does in the body.
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