Human Resonance Wave Therapy

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Human Resonance Wave Therapy

Stephen Barrett, M.D.

Human Resonance Wave therapy — also referred to as Human Wave Therapy — is performed with a device that is claimed to produce waves that penetrate 80 to 100 millimeters into the skin to “make the water cells in human body resonate and increase its vitality.” The device, available in two models (Aladdin H TR-1000 and Aladdin H TR-2000) is manufactured by a Korean company named Taerim Co., Ltd. According to a promoters’ Web site, the devices: steady emit Human wave with 6 Consumer Health: A Guide to Intelligent Decisions This new edition of the most comprehensive text available in the field continues to provide a vast amount of information to enable consumers to make wise choices regarding health products and services. It offers a panoramic view of the health marketplace, while explaining the scientific methods that are essential for validating claims about how products and services affect health. Order on Amazon Hot Topics RFK Jr. Watch COVID-19 Schemes, Scams, and Misinformation COVID-19 News Briefs Be Wary of “Alternative” “Complementary,” and “Integrative” Health Methods How “Provoked” Urine Metal Tests Are Used to Mislead Patients FDA orders Dr. Joseph Mercola to stop making illegal claims Do Children Get Too Many Immunizations? The Answer Is No. A Critical Look at Gary Null’s Activities and Credentials The Libel Campaign against Quackwatch and Dr. Barrett Stay Away from Lorraine Day Links to Recommended Vendors ConsumerLab.com: Evaluates the quality of dietary supplement and herbal products. PharmacyChecker.com: Compare drug prices and save money at verified online pharmacies. Amazon.com: Discount prices, huge inventory, and superb customer service. Quackwatch abides by the HONcode principles of the Health On the Net Foundation Notice an error on this page? We've recently redesigned this website, let us know if anything got lost or broken during the move. Report an Issue All articles on this Web site except government reports are copyrighted. Single copies can be downloaded for personal education; other uses without authorization are illegal. "Quackwatch" and the duck picture are service-marked; their unauthorized use is illegal. Quackwatch Feedback ×