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Since Brussels introduced me to this topic I have been looking into it the best that I can. I was surprised today that this therapy is available in my old home town of Salt Lake City, a mere 350 miles away, and where my sons live. I plan to be visiting there at least 3 x in the next 6 months so I may be looking more closely at this treatment.
Meanwhile I have a host of links to explore if you want to know more about this treatment.
The Photon light therapy device costs about 1,600 dollars. I've yet to find out what the homeopathic remedies cost. This site offers a lot of information on how it works and it can be done at home.
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S. S. has put a tremendous amount of work into developing protocols for lyme using the PE-1 and nosode based protocols. Her story was featured in the "Healing With Light" artical. She does consulting to assist many lyme clients with infrared light, nosode, and frequency therapies (using PE-1 and PE-1A devices). She addresses lyme and the many opportunistic co-infections, and also a range of mold and fungus infections. She is located in Salt Lake City. She is having some excellent results.
You can acquaint yourself about the use of the PE-1 (and other infrared light therapy devices) with lyme and co-infection related issues on the lymenet website. I have compiled some relevant links that you can peruse that should be helpful:
LYMENET LINKS Here are some recent lymenet links with reference to photon therapy and to the PE-1 or PE-1A and Bionic, etc.
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Wow! Thank you for the wealth of knowledge. Please let me know if you go to Salt Lake City to get treatment and what the results are from the BP Therapy. C.P.
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I tried it for a short time but I had a parasite problem that I didn't realize. I don't think it was good to use the LightWorks with parasites. I may get back into it again sometime in the future.
The LightWorks isn't as strong as the PE1. You just have to do it for a longer time. It has all the Nogier frequencies, too.
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do you know how much treatment is with this clinic?
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I dont know that lightworks by Sota is capable of delivering the Nogier frequencies. This would be an important factor. If you find out one way or another please let us know.
I do think that if you purchase all the light paddles for the LW is will be more than $350.
Sorry, I dont know how much treatments costs. I may be calling them soon. If you try the lightworks I bet you could purchase the honeycomb set of nosodes at the above site.
Oh, Sparkle7 says LW it has the nogier frequencies so there you have it.
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these are the nogier frequencies found in sota, according to this post in curezone
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It doesn't work on Lyme. You might as well buy a magic wand.
LED light is FDA approved to increase circulation to increase healing of wounds. It will also increase endorphins when used on acupuncture points, to help reduce pain.
LDN does this for $20 a month.
I know we don't trust the FDA but I think they are right on this one. This is how this is supposed to work.: You strap "nodsodes" which happen to cost $200, to your belly and shine the light on acupuncture points. The nosodes "tell" your body what to fight.
Use your logical mind. How much money do you have to waste? $1800 would cover a lot of medication that does work.
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This interesting article shows some of the new research that is proving that light really does have healing, anti-macrobial affect.
From the Medical Press Article:
"E. researches the effects of both NIR and blue light in the visible range on healing wounds. Among his discoveries is that some wavelengths of blue light can clear stubborn infections – even MRSA, the antibiotic-resistant "superbug" form of Staphylococcus aureus.
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Photon therapy may not be for everybody, just like many of the therapies people have tried but clearly a number of people have benefited from it. I say wonderful. Our quite famous lyme doctor while not practicing it indicates that several of his patients have especially some group in Wisconsin. I use use LDN and photon therapy, and hyperbarics so I hope they all work even though some people think that photon therapy and LDN may be doing the same thing.
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For all of you out there that still have students that require term papers here are 3000 references. They still do term papers don't they? My children are all grown up. I think it would make a great project. Did everyone notice the last paragraph of the previous reference about potential "systematic" effects. There may be a lot of unknown but it is not without science.
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Thank you JCarl, for the very informative posts. It's AMAZING the amount of papers published on the subject today!!
Well, some people do think this infrared LEDs come from outerspace, and you add homeopathy to that, it looks even less serious.
Here in Europe, we buy homeopathic remedies almost everywhere. In Brazil, where I grew up, it is very popular too.
In the US, it has been forbidden too many years, homeopaths have got their medical diplomas chased and forbidden to practice, so not very known there...
Many think herbs and homeopathy are the same. Not all homeopathic remedies come from plants, they can come even from animal organs...
Anyway, this photon + nosode therapy will deal with borrelia basically, and that is it. It will help other things, like cicatrization, energy in the cells, NO regulation, as the paper said... Even hemoglobin can absorb some ranges of infrared!!
But the most clear result we got, was that simply, borrelia just stop being our main problem, and then, the body slowly recovers, and other infections get easier to treat. That has been our experience.
I used the same nosode therapy + photons for many other infections. When it works, it works almost perfectly, in my opinion. I saved so many teeth only like that, treating all sorts of streptococcus infections, and candida there.
What kind of treatment reach deep inside teeth roots in a matter of hours? I have no experience with anything comparable. Improvement is so fast, that is almost unbelievable.
I know it won't work for everyones, as not everyone's main problem is borrelia either, or infections. Or whatever, maybe their bodies do not react to the treatment for some other reason. Parasitism, for example. I do not think this photon works against parasites...
For us at home, nothing worked better and faster, and deeper against borrelia. We are still lyme free, despite many new tick bites on and on.
Of course, we treated loads of things before (cavitations, heavy metals, allergies, hormones, acupuncture meridians and many other infections), so I do think photons did mainly the antimicrobial part against borrelia, and that was it. Without borrelia, our bodies just work again like before.
It is amazing, we are under zero celcius now (frozen) for the whole week, my cat is still coming with about 1-2 ticks a week! We do live in infested area, and I feel these ticks are getting stronger and stronger, as usually, in freezing temperatures, we rarely see ticks.
I wonder how many months a year we are tick free, but it may be only in January, possibly February. March is already tick season here in Switzerland. we're almost in December, it is still tick season here!
I do think not only infrared, laser, but frequency therapies are the future. Like Rife, these frequencies reach so much deeper than anything chemical.
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Brussells, when you get new tickbites do you briefly treat?
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In my travels to Arizona this winter I came upon two photon light device that really stunned me. Its called the photon genie and the photonic genius.
the photon genie uses nobel gases in its light tubes. somehow it stimulates the creation of ozone gas in the body. The reports of diseases disappearing with its use are astounding.
the photon genius is a rather large device that you stand inside of and you are hit from head to two with photonic light and infra red heat. It does a full body detox of the lymphatic system.
the company that makes these offers a lease option or pay over time. They are FDA approved devices.
I am having very good results with my rife machine and its just about all I use for my treatment now. ive been advised that rife treatments can take about a year to fully erradicate lyme so I continue on. Im in my 7th month now.
Next year I will go to the place I found this work being done in Sedona Arizona and do maybe 6 or 7 sessions with the genius. When I am done with my rife machine i may sell it and purchase the photon genie as it is much simpler to use and certainly the idea of ozone production stimulated in the body is most interesting. i will be looking into it more as time goes by... but i did find that there are two other companies selling similar devices.
here is a video of a man that I talked too early on in my lyme last fall. He used the Photon Sound Beam (similar to photon genie) to cure his advanced facial cancer in just a few weeks. He strongly advised me to get one for my lyme but I had already just made the hefty purchase of my GB4000 and MOPA. He does treat people for free in his home, and people come and stay with him for treatment. He does not sell the machine. So far Ive found little on the use of this with lyme on the net but those who use it tell me that they are confident it will take care of it. This one is made in Odgen, Utah https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxl7kV60s1c
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As there has been a recent inquiry thought I would push this up for any updates and new thoughts on this therapy.
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I still think photons are a great way to get rid of the borrelia part of the problem. I'm 5 1/2 years well and do nothing for maintenance other than eat right, get enough rest/sleep, exercise, and basically lead a balanced life.
As with any treatment, it's not a stand alone treatment. You have to address all the health issues, not only the borrelia.
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