This reduction results to disturbed cell metabolism which causes diseases and dysfunctions in the body.
Here’s the principle they’ve worked on though that Healy claims to base on:īody dysfunctions and diseases are triggered by the unusual reduction of cell membrane voltage. Becker, an orthopedic surgeon and an expert researched on electrotherapy, and Prof Bjorn Nordenstrom, an emeritus professor of radiology and Nobel Prize Committee member for Medicine.Īside from the fact that these men are already dead by the time Healy World popped up, even though they are reputable in the field they cannot vouch for the effectivity of the device. There’s no independent study proving any health claims Healy makes. Healy’s claim that the device is “ developed in cooperation with practitioners” is not verified. Here’s something you should know before buying the device or programs: The cost of the device starts from €497 to €2497 for the “programs” you also have to purchase. We can only infer that buying a package is a requirement for earning commissions. Unfortunately, Healy World failed to provide its affiliate membership pricing on the website. It doesn’t say though what kind of practitioners are using these gadgets, for all we know most of these are members just trying to promote the gadget. The earliest Youtube video on Marcus Schmieke and Healy World was uploaded in 2017 so I assume it was around that time or a bit earlier Healy World was introduced to the market.Īccording to the website, Healy World is available in more than 40 countries, with 2,000 practitioners using their devices. I think it’s the hullabaloo of words trying to convince you that you are in for something that’s bound to be the next big thing.Īnyway, the website doesn’t say when this MLM was launched. I feel the same way about the Healy World website too.
If you read through the website, the words are so fancily composed it’s going to charm its way into making you convinced it works. This simply means, there’s no medical authority backing their claims and thus there’s no proof it really works. “S cience and orthodox medicine do not accept the existence of Information Fields, their possible medical or other relevance, the TimeWaver systems and their applications due to a lack of scientific proof in accordance with orthodox medicine standards.” The TimeWaver website puts out a disclaimer that says:
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