The Ministry of Health warns the public against consuming and purchasing LifeWave's "X39" stickers, which are marketed as a medical solution for the treatment of stem cells, the effects of aging, anxiety, depression and post-trauma.
After an inspection conducted by the ministry, it was found that the stickers are marketed without any established research information indicating their effectiveness, and were not approved by the ministry for these purposes and/or for any other purpose.
Beware of using different nutritional supplements
The Ministry of Health warns the public against the use of nutritional supplements such as pills, powders, infusions, ointments, stickers and potions that are advertised as having healing properties or as preparations for preventing diseases. These publications create the illusion of treatment and users may avoid receiving the treatment required for their medical condition and thus endanger themselves.
The ministry reminds the public that curative/preventive properties can only be attributed to medical preparations and medicines that have been prescribed after proving their effectiveness, safety and quality. For inquiries and additional information, you can contact the Health Voice Hotline *5400 and the website of the Committee for the Investigation of Deception of the Public at the Ministry of Health.
There is no organic connection between depression and anxiety, but thank God there is a sticker that helps both.
How wonderful and logical.
Obviously there is a warning, they take the profits from the drugs