The president of the company that makes the LifeWave Energy Enhancer called the accusation ridiculous and said the patch contains only amino acids and water-based solutions. "I can understand why coaches or athletes would have questions, because this technology is very new, very different," David Schmidt told the San Francisco Chronicle. "I think it's a very good thing for sports. It's a way for athletes to improve their performance and not endanger their health." Six female swimmers at Stanford University wore the patches on their shoulders during the trials, held July 7-14 in Long Beach. Only two of the women made the U.S.

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