METHUSELAH ARCHIVE CLAIMS
Claim · 2023 · Tesla BioHealing Biophoton Generators (BioHealer / Tesla MedBed Generator)

The company's canisters generate a concentrated field of 'Biophoton Life Force Energy' -- a natural healing force also produced by living cells themselves -- that the body can use to activate faster, more profound cellular self-repair.

Quoted directly in FDA’s warning letter from the company’s own website: “Tesla BioHealing OTC Medical Devices create their own environments of pure Life Force Energy, offering a much higher concentration of this natural healing force than is available in everyday environments,” and “Once the body is given enough Life Force Energy to work with, cellular self-repair mechanisms can begin to activate much faster and more profoundly than previously was possible.” Classified mechanism-only because it is a proposed explanation for how the device works, not itself an outcome measurement. Classified unreplicated rather than refuted on the mechanism specifically: Bahman Anvari, professor of bioengineering at UC Riverside, told the Associated Press (31 January 2024) that biophotons — weak light naturally emitted by living tissue — are real, but that their role in health is not well understood and their use as a medical therapy is not proven. No study demonstrating that an external canister can concentrate, transmit, or replenish a depletable store of “Life Force Energy” in a human body has been published in the sources reviewed for this case.

Sources

  1. Warning Letter: Tesla BioHealing, Inc. (MARCS-CMS 658010) — U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Division of Medical Device and Radiological Health Operations East, Warning Letter to James Zhou Liu, CEO, Tesla BioHealing, Inc., MARCS-CMS 658010, August 10, 2023.
  2. Miracle cures: Online conspiracy theories are creating a new age of unproven medical treatments — David Klepper, Associated Press, 'Miracle cures: Online conspiracy theories are creating a new age of unproven medical treatments,' January 31, 2024.