What is Tesla BioHealing? Inside the Butler 'medbed' center
news article · 2023
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Byline Tom Garris, Anchor/Reporter; page marked 'Updated: 11:14 AM EST Mar 7, 2023.' On-site television/print report from the Tesla BioHealing and MedBed Center in Butler, Pennsylvania, a converted former Days Inn/Holiday Inn with nearly 150 rooms, guests sleeping in 'medbed' rooms above canister 'generators' for a few hundred dollars a night. Quotes Timothy Walter, assistant general manager, and James Millen, a doctor of chiropractic serving as the Butler facility's clinical study team leader, describing the canisters' use of 'proprietary technology' to generate 'Life Force Energy' / biophotons. Quotes Dr. Stephen Barrett (a retired psychiatrist who has investigated questionable health claims for decades, founder of Quackwatch) dismissing the concept as 'the stuff of science fiction.' Reports that the FTC previously investigated another company owned by the facility's founder over unsubstantiated claims for an asthma device (2014), that the founder agreed to stop using that product's name, and that in a written response the founder called the episode 'a learning experience' that 'guides me to this very day.'
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Fetched and read directly; the article is presented partly as an auto-captioned video transcript (spelling the founder’s surname ‘Lu’ in the transcript body) and partly as standard prose (spelling it ‘Liu’ in the byline text), which is why this case follows the FDA warning letter’s and FTC letter’s consistent spelling, ‘Liu.’