You know, my team delivers an incredibly efficient nanotechnology to help me deliver my best on the court, so that’s the biggest secret of my career. Carbonari, B., Balducci, F., Cesaretti, G., Cesanelli, L., Botticelli, D., Messina, G. (2020). Performance, Taopatch contains ultra-thin layers of nanocrystals called Quantum Dots, 10.000 times smaller than a human hair, with a similar width of our own Human DNA” Who created Taopatch? Fabio Fontana – Taopatch Founder

Taopatch is a patented wearable nanotechnology device that combines acupuncture with light therapy. Taopatch uses the latest advances in nanotechnology to convert your natural body heat into "microscopic beams of light" that heal your body. Using acupuncture and laser therapy techniques, this light stimulates your central nervous system and strengthens its connection with the rest of your body by improving the health of your body's neurons.​ Buprenorphine patches may make some people unusually drowsy and breathe more slowly or weakly than expected. If you or anyone else notices that this is happening, take the patch off immediately. Call a doctor straight away. While waiting for the doctor, keep moving and talking as much as possible. There are more than 3000 Practitioners in Italy promoting Taopatch and more than 350,000 very happy users.It’s your life. Decide what you want-to know this is a confirmed MS cure: or to know this works for YOU? Paper 4 is behind a 45 Euro pay-wall, and so a detailed evaluation was not possible, but at least this one seems to have been written by real authors! Only 30 participants were involved in the study, but at least it sounds like the study was a randomised controlled trial. If someone can provide me a copy of this paper I will be happy to review it. Edit: I have been supplied this paper, and it is indeed a low quality study. No discussion of research ethics, no disclosures of conflicts of interest are just some of the obvious signs that this is a sham paper. The conclusions describe the results tentatively as “preliminary findings”. They even admit that “future investigations might provide further insight in the underlying mechanism”. Translation: we have no idea how this effect works. The reason for asking is that, from reading some of your comments, it reads as though you’re not only recommending Taopatch, which is fine, but you also seem to be saying that you would not accept a medication that would help with or even possibly cure your MS either now or in the future because of the Big Pharma and your consultants attitudes towards other alternative options such as the Taopatch ? Such as, I did not say that my consultant only offers treatments with clinical trials funded by pharma companies. degenerative cerebral pathologies: Perspective study on 28 patients with multiple sclerosis (French).

Taopatch sure sounds like pseudo-science and like a scam. But still, having MS and being “desperate” I decided to try them after a friend with MS also told me a lot of good things about them. Hi Barry, the placebo effect works for many conditions. You can find it at most pharmacy’s — ask for generic brand “placebo effect” at your local chemist. You know, a drama-free Grand Slam, I don’t think it can happen for me. You know, I guess that drives me as well. It contains layers of nanocrystals, which capture your body heat. It then converts it into impulses of very weak light and emits it onto specific points of your body. This light stimulates your Central Nervous System (CNS). It also enhances communication with the rest of your body. Originally meant for muscle issues, Taopatch proved its potential when a curious and daring doctor used it on a multiple sclerosis patient struggling to walk. In just minutes, the patient felt newfound freedom. Fabio saw the endless possibilities of this technology.Later, Djokovic received a similar circular object from a ball girl – which had presumably been passed to her via his team in the stands – and he took off the first one from his body and attached the new one. Italian bioengineer Fabio Fontana is the mastermind behind Taopatch. He spent ten years deeply exploring how electromagnetic pollution affects human health. Fabio's life took a sharp turn nine years ago after a serious accident left him with constant headaches, limited mobility, and relentless chronic pain. When traditional medical treatments fell short, Fabio embraced new approaches like biophysics and laser therapy. The results were remarkable: his mobility improved rapidly, and his chronic pain lessened significantly. Taopatch is alleged to improve balance, posture, focus, sleep, immunity, athletic performance, emotional wellness, chronic pain, PMS, and symptoms of disabling diseases.

Their explanation of how it works is not credible. The words sound like science, but are pure pseudoscientific gibberish. I won’t waste any time trying to explain what is wrong with it. Conclusion: No science to be seen here, move along The advertising is just entirely in the style of an daytime infomercial. All these amazed people saying how great it is and footage of people wobbling, then not wobbling. No attempt to explain anything beyond buzz words like “nano… science… quantum…” and claims of making you 2.5x stronger etc. They post links to orphaned papers not in english as their evidence and don’t even attempt to summarise how the patch is supposed to work. I love that everyone says you need to wait till around 3 months to start to see proper results… or about 90 days. Strangely enough, the return period is also 90 days! Why would you not have a return policy that gives people enough time to use the device before returning it? If many people here have said that they “don’t care if it is placebo or not”, then do you think they would change their mind if I bought one?Please… you take me for a fool? MS patients are often desperate, and to prey on the psyche of the vulnerable to “just give it a go”, is unconscionable. The difference is, I will still be helping people relieve their suffering, you will always merely be merely negativity. Taopatch has a clinically evident result in no time, does not have side effects or unwanted effects, and has a remarkable postural value and is also instrumentally visible on the stabilometric platform." Did you ever ask your specialist to tell you how you felt before the MRI? How you will feel next week? Or how you felt at the moment of MRI? He can’t tell you!

Psychosomatic conditions can be exceptions, and pain science is complex, but the benefit of being properly diagnosed is that this way you can be treated with MS-specific therapies. Adrian – Do you dare me to buy a patch, and run it through my lab and really see what kind of emissions it actually puts out? You tell me what I should study, give me a real challenge. Not just this nonsense about “just believeeeee” and give TaoPatch money. I did it for Kailo, I’ll do it again if the community wants it. Taopatch® PRO contains 4 layers of nanocrystals generating 350 therapeutic signals to your central nervous system, helping to improve your muscle control and performance, boost your immunity, and relieve pain and fatigue. Another point I’d like to make is the placebo effect, it’s a real proven thing, hence trials that use placebos. My sister has had it for around 27 years, when there was next to nothing on offer in regards to treatments.Thankfully, I’m a scientist, not a journalist; I’m not content with being asked to just “believe” the marketing that it just magically works, when all the other evidence suggests it breaks the laws of physics (specifically around laws of thermodynamics).