Although Warren Hanchey has left Lifewave, and is now selling holographic data disks which are his own version of the Lifewave scam, Hanchey’s website selling Costa Rican property still features Lifewave products.  http://www.hanchey.com/

From Warren Hanchey’s website at http://www.hanchey.com/ :

“Company Profile

“HCS, Inc. has operated . . .  since 2003 as an expert in Lifewave science. We welcome you to the startling breakthrough in human performance and frequency modulation in our Lifewave section.”

Wow, Warren Hanchey would be a fun person to depose about the LifeWave scam.  He couldn’t get away with answering, “I don’t know” to any questions about the supposed “frequency modulation” and “science” behind Lifewave, because he is the self-proclaimed expert.  By his own proclamation, he knows what Lifewave was all about.  He’s the expert.  It puts him forever on the hook for being complicit in Lifewave.  He has forever waived any defense of ignorance or of being an innocent victim of a false doctor’s charm and baby blue eyes.

I’ve saved a copy of that page in case anyone ever wants it for litigation later, including an FTC action.

Let’s not forget our good buddy in the UK.

He’s been flogging the chip idea for some time. I’m sure his chip is better than Warren’s, even though the website is not quite as flashy (no pun intended).

http://www.harmonyunited.com/start.html

Our good buddy is over here and “proving” that the chip works. Why wouldn’t we all buy it? Warren better get reinventing!

http://www.harmonyunited.com/web/en/tourdays9-10.html

Stick a chip on your car and….

Save up to 24% on fuel

Save up to 50% on oil

Save up to 60% on tires

Save up to 70% on brakes

Cut emissions by half and more

Reduce wear and increase the working life

of your engine by at least 25%

We can trust a man with claims like that, can’t we?

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Go to the following site and it proves that the Lifewave patches and the 8ight holographic discs really work: 

http://www.youtube.com/user/8ighttesting

These are movies of actual testing done by HealthWalk at http://healthwalk.com/  in Carlsbad, CA.  This testing is conclusive.

What on earth is that supposed to prove?
Two video clips, one of large (or close-up) blobs, another of smaller (or further-away) blobs…

Lol, the blobs are obviously representing your bank account before and after using the discs. Before, you have lots of blobs, and they’re all together in one place. Afterwards, the blobs are smaller and there are less of them, and they’re all moving around, probably headed out to be used in the purchase of more discs.

This is definitive proof that the discs truely do work. They work to empty your bank account that is…

Also, I love how they use the fake news report format for their “commercials”, definitely gives me more confidence in this bullgunky.

Even people who think Lifewave works don’t seem to think that these Action Holograms do, lol: http://www.holographicenergy.com/html/action_hologram.html

Of course, I wouldn’t be surprised if that posting was by someone making money off Lifewave…

You guys should get Dr. Phil as your spokesperson

Madmouse - 09 September 2007 09:58 AM

What on earth is that supposed to prove?
Two video clips, one of large (or close-up) blobs, another of smaller (or further-away) blobs…

Since I wrote that, I now have Father Ted in my head…

Father Ted: Now concentrate this time, Dougal. These
[he points to some plastic cows on the table]
Father Ted: are very small; those
[pointing at some cows out of the window]
Father Ted: are far away…

Joe1945 - 09 September 2007 07:45 AM

Go to the following site and it proves that the Lifewave patches and the 8ight holographic discs really work:

Explanation of test: none.
Description of methodology: none.
Comparisons with control group: none.
Precautions against experimenter bias: none.
Presentation of data: none.
Tests for statistical significance: none.
Repetition of results: none.

This testing is conclusive.

Yes, it’s conclusively a fraud. No scientific study would fail on so many basic protocols.

As evidence, it’s less convincing that those ‘washes whiter’ laundry ads.

Madmouse - 09 September 2007 11:46 AM

Madmouse - 09 September 2007 09:58 AM

What on earth is that supposed to prove?
Two video clips, one of large (or close-up) blobs, another of smaller (or further-away) blobs…

Since I wrote that, I now have Father Ted in my head…

Father Ted: Now concentrate this time, Dougal. These
[he points to some plastic cows on the table]
Father Ted: are very small; those
[pointing at some cows out of the window]
Father Ted: are far away…

Awesome.

David B. - 09 September 2007 12:06 PM

As evidence, it’s less convincing that those ‘washes whiter’ laundry ads.

Are you trying to tell me that my laundry won’t be whiter?  Not even if I throw in a Lifewave Patch?  Or Holographic Disk?

Sorry, no.

And by the way, shaving with a 4-blade razor doesn’t make gorgeous models throw themselves at you either, even if you follow up with a copious application of Essenz Di Ermenegildo Zegna (tried it).