The LifeWave Patches are a blend of water, oxygen, amino acids, sugars and organics all applied to a polyester fabric and sealed within a polymer shell. The 3M medical grade adhesive for the patches is hypoallergenic, so skin irritations are unlikely. All products are produced to the highest quality standards, and are tested in rigorous clinical studies.

The active materials are processed and applied to a substrate so as to form a nano-scale organic molecular antenna which works with the electronic and magnetic features of the human body like a cellular radio to transmit information from the patches into the body resulting in specific actions in the cells. These nano-sized organic antennas, when properly constructed, are capable of passively modulating the human magnetic field for the purpose of transmitting information to the human body.

Low frequency electronic signals can initiate cell to cell communication and the cells respond in the SAME way to specific signals as they do to chemicals, except that these signals are all natural compared to artificial chemicals (drugs), and so there are never adverse reactions or side-affects.

The LifeWave patches communicate directly with the cells, and if you've been following the latest breakthroughs in biology and nutrition, you already know that cellular communication is absolutely vital when it comes to keeping the cells and body healthy. According to the ground-breaking work done by cellular biologist Dr. Bruce H. Lipton Ph.D., cellular communication happens via the receptors of the cell membrane, so proper cellular communication can only happen when the cell membranes are healthy and working properly. The body's overall state of health is a perfect reflection of how healthy the individual cells are because the body is made of those cells. And how do cells communicate and transmit information with each other? As science has known for a long time, by means of chemical interactions. But science has also fairly recently come to find that they can communicate by means of energy also. Oscillating vibrational energy frequencies such as sound, light and radio waves. Cell membranes have receptors on them that work just like tuning forks; they vibrate and resonate at the same frequency of their environment, and the energy meridians of the body are like tiny streams or rivulets of highly polarized water, which are now believed to be long strings of liquid crystals that react to light and transmit bioelectric signals along their pathways.