My own mom wasted her money on this

I haven't had any patient's try it, but a few people asked me about it. I figured it was worth researching.

Exactly! It’s BS

Honestly, a person would receive more benefits from going to a massage therapy session with someone who also does reiki & crystal healing... Why? Not necessarily because the crystals are actually healing but because they just had a full on massage that relaxed the muscles and mind. Add in topping off that massage with crystal healing and placebo effect of the crystals healing when in reality it's the actual massage. It's always helpful to clear a mind and relax a body, release tension, toxin release from the massage, flush out the toxins post massage by drinking water post massage, etc... I personally do not think it's the actual crystals that are healing.

Why exactly do they regret these?

Dr's are there to push drugs. They listen to your complaint and prescribe some man made drug. So when something new comes along that is not a drug it automatically is snake oil. Try them for yourself and see. $300 vs drugs being thousands.

Really. How many times a patient will tell their MD of a major change in their health and the doctor shows little to no real active interest as to why.

Can you share your input how is it now. I just received it it was recommended by a friend who has implemented since using it ( ms as well).

Can you share your experiance ?

Can you share your experiance ?

Can you share your experiance ?

Because only trained osteopaths can properly put them on you and give you a therapy

Thanks for sharing Michael

Thanks for sharing your experience.

It's a year later that I have come across this site. Just curious,, after a year why are your thoughts on these patches? Are you currently still using them? I hope you still have this email address lol I'd like to know your results. Thank you !

@@AJ-qe1ou hello 👋 I am still using the Taopatch start patches. I have been able to get back to the gym and made much progress with them 😊. I am going to get some more in the new year. I've not had a relapse now in 2 years but have made other changes alongside it too, stress reduction and diet changes

@@ell86fabulous36 hey, still experiencing progress? anything else you can share with us?

I would also love to hear your thoughts on lion’s mane and other mushroom supplements.

hey, are you still experiencing improvement? any other effects you noticed?

Out of curiosity, are there certain alternative medical practices which are popular in Italy?

@@DrBrandonBeaber not that I know specifically!

@@DrBrandonBeaberI believe ozone therapy is bigger in Italy than most countries around the world. Still probably not widespread.

Mi dispiace che un italiano (?) si esprima così nei riguardi del suo paese. Di prodotti che vantano capacità miracolose è pieno il mondo, e l'Italia probabilmente è tra i paesi più seri in campo medico.

Io li uso e funzionano. Non è uno scam

Have you read the book fiber fueled on amazon? It’s actually pre biotics that drive probiotics, so there really is no point in taking them unless you are trying to top up slightly. You’d get much more from eating diversity of plants.

Hello, I'd love to hear an update when you have one. My husband saw an ad for these patches today, I have PPMS and I am sceptical about giving it a try. So I'm doing a little online research and trying to find some unbiased reviews. Would appreciate to hear your opinion, kind regards - Mary.

Update?

Didn't you opt for the 90 day full money back guarantee??

Thanks. I'm sure there is a sjogren syndrome channel somewhere out there.

@@DrBrandonBeaber there is definitely not :D no channel, no research, and huge unawareness by neuorologists about how often it's neurological. I had 15-20 years only neuro symptoms before developing dryness!

My video on vitamin D and MS: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jZ-UdLOiz86lp4E.html My video on sunlight and MS: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nJZ0pK5zxLKaXaM.html

Do you mean like Walk Aide and Bioness? This is a good idea. I will make a note of it.

I heard something called PONS mentioned this week.

@@DrBrandonBeaber I was thinking more about NeuFit ... but neuroplasticity in general (Journal Articles) would be of interest.

@@kevineeverhart7869 I've looked at PONs and spoke to the inventors, and I'm convinced this has a much better chance of improving gait than a Taopatch does. These devices are very expensive to test and get into the market. Canada has the only clinic right now.

This is because anywhere outside Italy, they don`t require professionals to take courses on their application! In Italy, we are seeing miracles! No one can apply them unless they are medical professionals and have done the courses before applying them to patients. In fact, in Italy, is prohibited for a patient to apply the device themselves.

I plan to publish a video on this next week going over the article in detail. I do think the Harvard study provides the strongest evidence yet that EBV is part of the causal pathway of MS.

@@DrBrandonBeaber awesome! Or maybe the same genetic predisposition is involved in the prevalence of both conditions

I do have a video on sunlight and MS: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nJZ0pK5zxLKaXaM.html

You better try uvb light

@@arr2820 I ll look into it. Txs!

Terapia con tao patch pro

Vai da osteopata specializzato a riguardo

This is how I ended up here. I noticed the patch when he changed his shirt and wondered what it was.

What are they? And where do you get them from?

I couldn't find anything on Tao Patch on MS except these 3 studies, but if you have a link, I'll check it out.

@@DrBrandonBeaber I went all forensic on this 2y ago Was a real rabbit hole. Let me dig about a bit.

Brandon, You can start by looking at where they were published. utterly discredited predatory Open Access Gold institution for 3 papers. Claiming it is based in NY but actually in Pakistan. Nothing wrong with Pakistan but deceptive. The same umbrella publishing group took a supposed paper by an American Physicist who had had it written by a computer program and listed the lead author as Marj Simpson. As long as the fee demanded was paid, the paper was published without question. An Impact Factor (IF) for a journal is considered v high at 10 (NEJM) and very average at three. Several of the journals were in the 1.5-1.7 range. I couldn't be arsed to check the rest. The lead 'study' cited in their whitepaper is nothing to do with humans, human biology, any type of human disease, and was conducted on plants. NOTHING remotely to do with MS. Then read the language in the abstract. If that isn't a steaming pile of bull designed to try and baffle people with pseudo-scientific sounding words then I don't know what is. When a dish is disgusting, looking at the recipe is insufficient. Looking at the people/methodology to concoct such a recipe is where you need to go. The French Institute? It is not an educational institute as the name implies to a non-Francophile. It is merely an aggregation service. In and f itself it carries no weight. Can you discern any consistency n the referencing system - you will have been told whether it was Harvard, Chicago, APA etc - used to write the hilariously and somewhat grandiosely titled whitepaper? If you have time, and I took a bit of mine, to dig into the cited authors of some of the so-called evidence base you'll be further enlightened as to the complete lack of bona fides of some of them. The fact is that when the idea is BS then attempts to reverse-engineer a supposed credibility base just entail stacking layers of BS upon layers of BS. Products like these are egregiously exploitative of the hopes, fears, and desperation that affects all MS patients at various points. I am not immune to the terror 0f these emotions at times. The utter uncertainty is awful. The idea that you can pay to avoid that is very tempting and the cynicism and utterly immoral act of pretending that, for a large (but hey worthwhile) sum of money the terrors can be fixed disgusts me. Preying on the weak is bullying by any other name. I think I am clear how I feel. The sad fact is that it requires some experience and a healthy level of scepticism to get under the PR gloss. The easy mantra is that 'If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.' If you need to pay to unlock the secret sauce then there is the ultimate giveaway. Br, Dom @theMSguide.com he

Thanks for sharing

If you do try it, post your experiences here. I would be interested to know. Caveat emptor though.

Don't feel sorry for people. I haven't tried it myself but I know a few people it has worked for. I know a couple of people it didn't work for, but these people said they couldn't drink 2.5 litres of water which I believe is required. Drugs don't work for everyone either.

I use CBD oil. It somewhat helps with anxiety and barely with muscle spasms.

I use them and they work

i don't know it's work or not but novak hard to keep balance in wimbledon final and fall down multiple times which i had never seen before

@@hynguyen3213 true ;)

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You think. They work tho

Nothing with a 90-day money-back guarantee is a scam. Nothing to lose.

@@mandograssable That's literally the worst excuse i've ever heard for a scam

@@devidia If you get your money back what did you lose?

@@mandograssable Getting your money back doesn't mean it's not a scam you buffoon. It's total nonsense and doesn't work, you are selling bullshit, that's the scam

I use them. They work. It’s not a scam. You have to place them correctly tho and only a trained professional can do that.