Yes it is a bit pointless, if nothing happens. Maybe the Big Homeo has infiltrated their enforcement division

Hey David, you’re right, I can no longer find it either! Interesting – the decision regarding the complaint was made months ago, so it had taken them a long time to remove it, but hey, it’s not there, so good for the TGA. I take back what I said about an ashtray on a motorbike.

Hi Kris,

FYI

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Claims that a product is “TGA approved” are not permitted

18 August 2008

In complaint 2008-02-018, the Panel noted as follows:

Section 4(6)(b) of the Code prohibits representations that goods are endorsed by government bodies. While in one sense the words “Listed with the Therapeutic Goods Administration as a herbal medicine” may constitute an attempt to indicate compliance with the Act, they are likely to convey an implication that the goods so listed are approved by an Australian government agency to a degree that is not factually correct, particularly as regards the efficacy of the product. The complaint was therefore justified. However, for the advertiser’s benefit, the Panel noted that s.42DL(1)(e)(i) of the Act, whilst prohibiting “a reference to the Act”, does permit a statement to the effect that “Product X is listed in the ARTG, AUST L 123″. The Panel also noted that such a statement makes no reference to any government agency.

See http://www.tgacrp.com.au/index.cfm?pageID=21

Also you might be interested to read this;

http://skepticzone.wordpress.com/2009/03/14/miracle-patches-that-cure-everything-or-do-they/

My mother and sister used Y-age and they are really happy with effect they achieved . I not sure that this work 100% with all Lifewave products , but Y-Age and SP6 really work . If it will be placebo you never have such obvious results. Your skin treamendously improoving. Placebo not improove your skin.

Have you ever investigated or used any of the lifewave patches?
or are you just find fault without proper evidence. It cuts both ways “don’t knock it until you try it” or your credibility is in question.

Why all the negatives about a product that some people here ‘know nothing about – except what they have read’? Why is your subconscious ‘locked in’ with only the information that it has had stored away for your lifetime and ….. not open to new technologies. EG what do you think your grandparents would have said if someone had told them (when they were young) that soon people will be walking around with mobile phones and sending text messages! Skeptics have closed minds, (especially when all they do is dam and slam). As far as the patches are concerned …. one clever person has found a way to communicate to billions of cells in the body by using Nannotechnology on the merridians.

I have to make one more comment here.

TO those that have only an opinion it is not seen as a responsible way of making your opinion public without any evidence either way.
For those that are Pro Lifewave i suggest you spend your time undergoing a controlled experiment to validate the efficacy of the product and to eliminate the Placebo effect as the underlying cause of your well being.

To those that are pure skeptics it would also be worth putting your money where your mouth is and undergoing the same process as your adversaries.
In the assumption that the product doesn’t work purely based on the fact that the original person ( Moron )who invented these things does not publish his CV is ridiculous. A persons anonymity is no grounds for disqualifying any product and the resulting vilification of said person.

Acupuncture is well regarded treatment regime that is covered by most of the medical insurance companies and most GPs will tell you that it works but they don,t know why. This statement in itself leads the casual observer to the fact that there are far more things going on in the body that the Pure chemical / cellular processes than what is understood by medicine as a whole.

IF these patches stimulate the acupuncture points in a chemical way rather than puncturing the skin with needles then great but if they don’t then what the smeg is going on.

Like all systems external influences often play a role in the way it responds to certain stimuli and the human body is by far the best reference we have to that in the known universe.

Quackery is alive and well but in some cases the fore-mentioned quackery may have some basis in truth however we fail to see the reasoning behind these claims and then cast these people into hell for their comments due to our beliefs. The general uneducated and opinionated population is usually the ones that starts this process underway and then questions are raised in the academic community who have deep routed beliefs and egos the size of houses and then the whole thing is discredited. Galileo was a fantastic example of the truth being a threat to the structure of belief and the powerhouses of that belief, not to say that this is the case here and that this moron is by any means in Galileo’s league.
So we must open our minds and ask the questions and undertake the experiments to gather worthwhile real and unbiased data to accurately determine the efficacy of this series of products and not just by the scientific community. in many cases they come into this with prejudged views as it may effect the results of their data and beliefs.

So stop your opinions on both sides and do the experiments in a proper and controlled fashion without bias or tampering of the process or results to suit your beliefs or pre-judged ideals.

I in no way endorse or condone the business practices of this company or directors, In fact it is just a rip off but that is not the question here. The real question is to they actually work? and if so why?

My GP, yes a real doctor uses these things and swears by them but i like others need to acquire more data before i determine if they are worth the time or money.

Always remember this: it is not how many questions you ask it is if you as the right question or not!

I had a doctor try to sell me magnets for my shoes that would make me run better and be stronger instantly. I didn’t even need to have them in my shoes. We did a demonstration where I held a magnet in my hand and pushed down on his arm, then we did it without. Let me just say his acting was embarrassingly bad. Even a medical degree isn’t a guarantee that some one can think critically.

Well now, perhaps there will be a Nobel Prize in the future! And its not David Schultz! I have personally met this man and studied his progress and YES he has founded a new technology for well being. I think he is a very gifted soul – lot of people are jealous of that fact! Time will teach the damming and negative people that they should get out of their subconscious minds, be open minded and learn what Nanotechnology,energy and light is all about and how the patches work. That will take you some time, especially if you are not worldly in you thinking.

Maggie: you wrote – “Notably, there is still no physiological evidence for the existence for meridians.”
You are soooo unevolved. I bet you dont have a spiritual bone in your body. You would be one of those people who cant get their head around anything other than what they can ’see’ and understand at this point in life.

@Kris, so you have evidence for the existence of meridians? I would love to see it. I only accept the peer reviewed published in reputable scientific journals kind, please.

Just out of interest, are you a Lifewave distributor or just a fan?

I am not! Perhaps Kris is though.

What happened to Kris? Gone to troll somewhere else? Kris, you know I have another LIfewave blog. How long will it talk you to find it?