I wanted to quickly address the issue of breakouts under the skin where the patches are. There are some people who are allergic to the adhesive used in band-aids and are therefore unable to tolerate the adhesive on the patches. This is a rare person, indeed, and the patches can still be worn over the clothing or with other tape without removing the backing on the patches.
There is another reason a person may experience a rash, breakout, or blisters under the patch and that is detoxification. All the patches work to detoxify the body. These symptoms are simply a symptom of detoxification, which is actually a good thing for the body.
My husband experiences this with the patches. He is experiencing it right now during our trial of the X-15 patches. He’s not allergic to the adhesive. He’s simply detoxifying, which is what the patches are designed to do.
These effects are usually temporary when someone first starts using a new patch, and usually go away after a period of time. Of course, the patches can always be removed, and the effects will stop as well.
Bottom line is don’t be alarmed if this happens. It’s just your body clearing out the toxins you don’t want. Drink extra water. It won’t last forever, and embrace those toxins being released.
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