Patches That Send Signals to the Brain? Why Does THAT Worry Me?

Super Patches - The Technology, and What's Under the Microscope.

Patches that reportedly fix your body and mind are everywhere! Stick them on your arm and signals get sent directly to your brain. You can get rich too! Just HOOK UP all of your friends! (To the Cloud? To an Operating System? To the Internet of Bodies?) What the heck is going on with these things?

Before I go on, I want to give a shout out to FreedomWarriorWoman for the fabulous article she wrote, entitled: "Have You Been Patched?" – LifeWave x39® Nanotech Patches growing Fibers?” and posted on “Un-Hackable Animal’s Substack" May 21, 2025. Her article, and a wave of Multi-level Marketing (MLM) activity in my area, that boosted sales of similar products, provided the inspiration for this article. Here’s a link to her article on Substack: https://unhackableanimal.substack.com/p/lifewave-x39-nanotech-patches-growing?utm_source=%2Fsearch%2FUn-hackable%2520Animal&utm_medium=reader2

I’ve been squeamish about patches ever since I heard microneedle patches might be used for Covid-19 ‘vaccine’ delivery in 2021. It took less than a minute for my brain to think of numerous ways people could be vaccinated against their will by coming into contact with sticky surfaces. “It’s not like they bothered with informed consent with the shots,” I thought. “Why stop there? They could put the same technology in band-aids; mailing tape; sticky notes!”

I could feel myself starting to hyperventilate. “I’ll have to wear pants and shirts with very long sleeves everywhere,” I thought. “Very, very long ones. Nobody’s gonna get me!” Okay. Maybe, I was going a little overboard. But, there’s nothing wrong with a little self-protective paranoia, when a group of elites really is trying to kill you. These days, I’d say not being cautious enough is more of a problem.

When a friend offered to give me some of her Super Patches to test, I was thrilled! “Wow, those look scary!” I said, like a little kid on Halloween. “They work!” she said. “Hum…” I responded. “How?” That really is the crux of the matter when it comes to patches, and lots of other new health-related technology. How do they work?

In a world that’s half, to three-quarters, of the way done perfecting an Internet of Bodies, we’d better ask that question and get a satisfactory answer, before we go sticking things on ourselves. Hey, that would be a great T-shirt idea! “Think Before You Stick!”

Finding out how Super Patches work wasn’t as easy as it initially seemed. My friend told me there were different patterns on patches that were meant to do different things. She explained that the patch intended to remove pain, had a different pattern on it than the one made to help you sleep.

Forgive me for my ignorance, but that didn’t make any sense to me. “How do the signals get from your arm to your brain?" I asked; imaging an EMF-laden wireless transfer of information of one sort or another. My friend wasn’t sure, so I started digging.

AT THE END of my research journey, I found a video explaining that the company’s CEO, Jay Dhaliwal, had thought about how acupuncture and reflexology work; done some research; and designed patterns that could work in a similar way and be embedded in patches. It’s the most comforting video I’ve found on Super Patches. If you’re already stuck on them, or their stuck on you, watching this video might help relieve some of the stress my article might cause. (Remember, I’m speculating, interpreting, and pulling up information. Everything might be okay.) Here’s the video: “The development of the Super Patch with Dr. Anna Toker,” YouTube, VNEW Health Podcast, Posted July 12, 2024 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFccvAPO_f8&list=PPSV&t=1087s Accessed July 25, 2025.

I’d received acupuncture and reflexology treatments myself in the past, and knew they involved some pretty strong stimuli. When you sign up for acupuncture treatment, you end up getting needles jabbed into your skin. Reflexology involves strong pressure applied to points on your feet. How was a pattern on a little piece of paper supposed to compare with that?

Here’s a Victory Patch produced by The Super Patch Company. See the itsy-bitsy little pattern?

Picture #1 - Pattern Visible on The back of a ‘Liberty Patch’

Nothing strong or vicious-looking about that! I could be wrong, but I’m not convinced the patches work could work using physical stimuli alone. Let’s look deeper.

On the U.S. FDA website there’s a MAUDE Adverse Event Report with an event date of 02/05/2024. The claimant, who reports getting rashes from Super Patches, mentions coming across information indicating that Super Patch patterns were made from the CEO’s thumbprints. (“MAUDE Adverse Event Report: THE SUPER PATCH COMPANY LTD LLC VICTORY PATCH; TAPE, ORTHOPEDIC Patient Problem Rash (2033),” U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Last Updated May 29, 2025, https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfmaude/detail.cfm?mdrfoi__id=19239255&pc=HXT Accessed June 16, 2025.) I don’t know about that, but the patterns on the patches do bare an uncanny resemblance to fingerprints.

I understand why health products’ companies don’t want to tell you exactly how their products work. If they do, they’ll have effectively given you a recipe you can use to make their products yourself. I get it! But, sometimes, it’s so hard to figure out how some of these MLM health products work, it’s tempting to suspect there’s more to the story. (These days, caution can be more valuable than trust. If you’re extra cautious, you might lose out on a lot of things, but you won’t be worse off than when you started.)

The first official thing I found on Super Patches came in the form of a video. The title, “How the Super Patches Work,” was promising. But, it didn’t start off well. For those fearful of being pulled into the transhumanist system, the first sentence wasn’t very comforting. Frankly - to me - it sounded like a ton of nuclear bombs dropping: “Super Patch is the most advanced wearable technology in the market…” (How the Super Patches Work, June 2023. See full citation below.)

It goes onto to say that: “Every single Super Patch has a unique pattern of ridges in it, similar to a QR Code.” (That’s where they lost me!) I blanked out and had to rewind the video. “When the patch stimulates the skin receptors, it generates and sends a very complex signal to our brain to correct the specific neural codes that may be disrupted.” (Does anyone have an underground bunker I can hide in right about now?)

The video had compared the patches to QR Codes. In Cambodia, where I was living in the early days of the ‘Plandemic,’ QR codes were used to track your contacts, (friends and acquaintances), to see if you’d been around anyone who’d tested positive for ‘Covid-19’. If so, you might be found and quarantined. You were supposed to scan your phone before entering shops, so they could see if you were ‘okay’ to enter or not. It was voluntary at first. But, in the end, some shops in the capital city used QR scanning as a requirement for entry. (I left the country). The experience soured me on QR codes, possibly forever. I won’t even use them to read a menu now! If a patch looks like a QR code, I’m out!

“Calm down, Daisy!” I told myself. Your friend said they worked for her. Maybe you should find out more. I was already opposed to using them myself, but didn’t want to shirk any civic duty I might have to warn the world (if it needed warning.)

Here’s the handy dandy, very short, (1 minute and 41 second), video. Let me know what you think. (And, no. I’m not affiliated with the Super Patch Company. Not now; in the past; or in the next hundred years.) “How the Super Patches Work,” YouTube Super Patch Co. Posted a year prior to the publication of this article. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXX2-7iFUsk Accessed June 15, 2025.

I thought I’d better look at a Super Patch under the microscope, before my mind did much more of the talking. The patches my friend had given me came in different colors: There was ‘Liberty’ (light blue) for better balance and movement; ‘Victory’ (orange) for athletic performance; ‘REM’ (white) for sleep; ‘Freedom’ (pink) for pain relief; and others. I elected to test just two: ‘Freedom’ and ‘Liberty.’

I had to peel off the backs of the patches; turn the sticky sides up; and tape portions of each to a slide. The patterned groves in each patch looked like curvy roads, nothing especially frightening; no wires like I’d imagined.

Picture #2 - Fresh Sample of a Liberty Patch

I looked and looked, but there really wasn’t much there that looked like it could send signals to your brain. I called my friend. “I think it might be a scam,” I said. “I don’t see how anything I’m seeing could change anything.” That was Day #1.

By the second day, I could see some changes in the Freedom Patch. Some fibers had developed, (or become more visible), overnight. I seem to have deleted or lost the pictures I had of those strands, but I do have a picture of a fiber that developed, (or possibly landed on), a Freedom Patch during the two-week period it sat waiting for me in my cabinet.

Picture #3 - Freedom Patch (Aged 2 weeks) - Large Fiber on, or attached to, the surface.

I’d be tempted to think the darkly-colored fiber in the picture above is an artifact that fell on the slide, except for two things. First, it looks like it could be attached to smaller purple fibers on the upper left. Second, there seemed to be quite a lot of purple strands in the aged sample. Yes. They could have ALL fallen on the slide, but I think it’s more likely that they developed. (I normally cover slides I think I’ll be looking at again, but neglected to protect this one, because I thought I was done with it. After two weeks in cabinet air, there’s no way to know if the fibers developed in the patch, or fell from the air.)

Video #1 - Freedom Patch - Sticky Side Up - Rectangles and Squares with Lines

Upon closer examination, I started to see rectangles and squares randomly-placed throughout both patches. Sometimes, the shapes were divided into five sections, and other times only two. Sometimes, I saw empty, clear squares and, sometimes, rectangles with dark-colored spheres inside.

Picture #4 - Liberty Patch - Sticky Side Up - Segmented Rectangles with Spheres.

Video #2 - Liberty Patch - Sticky Side Up - Divided Rectangle with an Inner Sphere

The purple-colored sphere in the upper part of the rectangle reminds me of nanocarriers I see in a lot of things; things like: medicine, produce, canned food, and so on. The squares and rectangles in the patch could have been put there to add strength to the material, rather than release nanoparticles. They could also be part of an intricate reflexology/acupuncture-type pattern that works just like the company says it does; by harnessing the skin’s ability to send signals to the brain.

After looking at the patches for awhile, and focusing on various elements, it became clear that the squares and rectangles I was observing were embedded in multiple layers. You’ll see a number of them appear in the video below, as I adjust the focus.

Video #3 - Liberty Patch - Layers of Rectangles and Squares

The trouble with the dark spheres in rectangles and squares is that you see them in a lot of nano-infested places - such as:

DRUMROLL… VACCINES AND DENTAL ANESTHETICS.

Picture #5 - Lidocaine Dental Anesthetic - Dark Sphere in a Square

Is there a pattern here? There very well might be.

When I shared the image in Picture #5 with a group, Karl C., of Karl.C’s Substack saw it, and told me about Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs); something I’d never heard of before. He said he’d seen similar things and had written an article on his Substack about them. His article is entitled: “Possible detection of advanced nanotechnology frameworks in Dental Vaccines, anesthetics and RAT (swab)!” Posted on Karl.C’s Substack on January 29, 2025. Here’s a link: https://managainstthemicrobes.substack.com/p/possible-detection-of-advanced-nanotechnology?utm_source=publication-search

Of course, the pictures and videos I took of rectangles and squares in Super Patches look a bit different, but… I did a little research and found out that MOF’s, if that’s what they were, had been used in patches in the past. Oh, Dear.. I think we’re slipping down the rabbit hole again. Here goes…

MOF’s can be used in patches to facilitate drug delivery, with or without the inclusion of microneedles. They have also been used for wound healing and are sometimes combined with hydrogel. Additionally, MOF’s can release metal ions with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects. (Xing, Fei, et. al., “Multifunctional metal–organic frameworks for wound healing and skin regeneration,” Science Direct, Materials & Design, Vol 233, 112252, Sept. 2023, Posted online on August 23, 2023, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264127523006676#:~:text=The%20applications%20of%20MOF%20materials,the%20hydrogel%20with%20more%20bioactivity Accessed June 26, 2025.)

If that weren’t concerning enough, I came across an abstract for an article that sounded MUCH MORE concerning, a little while later. (Review: August 23, 2024, Abstract, Copyright 2024, American Chemical Society. Sun Qi-Jun, et. al., “Rise of Metal–Organic Frameworks: From Synthesis to E-Skin and Artificial Intelligence,” ACS Publications, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, Vol. 16, Issue 35, https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acsami.4c07732 Accessed June 26, 2025) Unfortunately, the above link only leads to the Abstract. Apparently, you have to be part of an institution to access the article in full.

Super Patches may not contain Metal Organic Frameworks, or any similar technology, but the facts noted above highlight the importance of learning everything we can about new health technologies that are meant to be worn, injected, inhaled, consumed, or otherwise come into contact with our bodies. There seem to be more of them each day.

If Super Patches really are drug free, that’s great, but these days describing what IS included in health-related technologies, and what IS NOT, could soon be more important to consumers than words and phrases, like: ‘Vegan;’ ‘Non-GMO;’ and ‘Gluten-free.’

When considering new health products, It’s a good idea to be on the lookout for language in marketing materials that describes technology in an incomplete, or indirect, way. If you find yourself making excuses for a writer or presenter’s word choices, it might be time to listen to your intuition, or your gut, more intently. You could be in the process of absorbing information designed to gain your consent for something ludicrous, without you ever noticing.

The first few minutes of the following video, is great example of what NOT to say to folks like us when trying to secure a deal. (Here come the computer references again). Try not to laugh.

In, “The Truth About the Liberty Patch (It’s not what I thought)” Youtube. Uploaded by Kandas Rodarte, 07 Oct 2023 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbq8tsGVUEk&list=PPSV, Accessed 25 June 2025), the host says: “Our brain is like a computer, and the Liberty Patch is the Upgrade Operating System for our Brain.” Operating System… Operating System… Where have I heard that before? Oh yeah:

“MODERNA PRESIDENT CALLING VACCINES A SOFTWARE OPERATING SYSTEM BEING CONTROLLABLE OUTSIDE SOURCES” Bitchute, T4 Japan, Uploaded 4 years prior to the publication of this article. Accessed 26 June 2025.

Ms. Rodarte’s choice of words is probably nothing more than a description she’s using to help her sell the product. Regardless of what her motivations are, thinking about such things, and weighing up the possibility that certain messages may, or may not, contain evidence of transhumanist objectives, isn’t a bad idea.

Another possibility to consider is that Super Patches, and other patches out there, could contain nanotechnology, or products related to wireless networks, without the knowledge of the company that produces them. What? How could that happen? Well… Products used in a company’s products are frequently purchased from other companies. And, those companies may be in the business of advancing the Transhumanist Agenda.

For example, Super Patches, LYN iHeRQles Frequency iPatches, and LifeWave x39 patches all use bandage products manufactured by 3M. (You know the company that Vanguard, Inc. and Blackrock have combined investments worth over 11 Billion Dollars in?) 3M uses nanotechnology in some, but not all, of it’s bandage products, and has developed metamaterials for Body Area Networks. Now, what are the chances that some of those materials might have made there way into…? Perish the thought!

My question is, if such a nightmare scenario were to escape the pages of a Science Fiction novel, and land in our lives like a lot of things do these days, would CEOs of businesses like the Super Patch Company know about it? My guess is, probably not. The way I see it, learning enough to stay away from technologies we don’t want is almost entirely on us.

We can’t afford to fall asleep at the switch folks! Look for facts to support the statements you hear when it comes to health technologies. Not protecting yourself when it counts, could be far worse that being unnecessarily suspicious, and finding out you were wrong.

Thanks for reading!

Daisy