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I'll make this short, but you know when I was complaining last month about my painful feet? Well, turns out they got even worse (long story) and now I have plantar fasciitis.
Cold laser therapy was suggested to me as I wait for an appointment with a foot doctor. (another long story)
My chiro did a treatment on my feet yesterday (cold laser) and I swear it made my allergies or cold 80% better within hours. It's nearly gone and I was feeling really ill yesterday before the treatment! (I've had this since last Wed)
As for my feet, I think it's really helped! The jury is still out, but I'm pretty sure it's better. I will have another treatment on Friday, as he didn't want to overdo it.
So does it work on stuff like detoxing?
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When you say cold laser do you mean erchonia laser? If so yes, it works to help reduce allergic responses/inflammatory responses to things.I did it twice before my mercury removal and think it helped my gallbaldder/liver and stomach/gi inflammatory responses. I don't think erconia laser works on detox.
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I think it's the erchonia. I'll have to ask. Thanks! I know it IS supposed to help with inflammation.
Never thought it would be such a dramatic help with my sinuses! (especially when he worked on my FEET)
Hoping the second treatment will be wonderful for my poor feet!
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Yes, this type laser works great as do other light treatments. But you will need to now catch the neurotoxins (mainly toxic metals) which are big part of the problem especially in the feet and lower body compartments.
You need to use binders, binders, to get the stuff out of the body. If you do not do that you will find the toxins often to recirculate and deposit again same place or elsewhere.
The light/photons/laser cause the mobilization of the toxins, all toxins, including possible pathogens, and you need to step right in and treat with all the guns you have available to avoid recirculation and redepositing of these troublemakers by binding them. I posted list of binders several times. It's best to take some binders even before you do the treatments and days afterward. Also make certain that you are not constipated and move things out.
Take care.
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I have been seeing a holistic chiro for about a year. He uses the Erchonia cold laser as well. I initially went to him as an alternative Lyme treament therapy while staying on ABX.
The Erchonic device emits light in the 600ns range and can produce up to 4 simultaneous programmble frequency ranges similar to a GB-4000 rife machine. The PE-1 has LEDs in both the 600 ns and 800 ns (infra red)ranges, but has only 10 fixed Nogier frequencies.
In addition to receiving cold laser treatment for Lyme, babs, and bart, I received specific frequency scans for Detox, Immune support, median balance, Lymphatic drainage, and pain management while having an ionic foot bath. I think these treatments have provided the most benfit for me.
There are many cold laser device manufacturers out there, and they are not cheap. Most are in the $10k to $15k range. Some are FDA approved for their injury healing properties.
Google cold laser versus LED photon therapy. Lots of good stuff out there.
chlorella is a binder, right? Guess I better find out.
My dr had used anodyne therapy on my feet about 6 times with limited success. Wouldn't that be more like the LED lightworks than the laser?
Can the erchonia be used on bulging discs? I'm sure the LED would be OK, but this seems way more powerful....?
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The low level light therapy or LED is FDA approved to increase circulation to shorten healing time and reduce pain and swelling. It is also said (but not FdA approved) to increase collagen and stimulate acupuncture points to produce more endorphins which calm and stimulate the immune system. It would be very good to use on your back.
The PE1 has ten nogier frequencies that are supposed to affect certain organs and systems in the body. There are two or three that reduce pain and one specifically for the spine. The light in the PE1 is mostly invisible 875, 880 and 940 nm. The light in the 600 nm range is visible red light and not as effective.
You can't really overdo it. There have been studies done showing the longer the illumination time, the better the outcome. I use it two hours a day. It helps but it is not a cure all. It did not shorten the duration of my virus.
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I don't think it's the same as the erchonia. I don't think it's for lay people to use. Not sure.
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I've had cold laser treatment to help keep abnormal tissue growth under control - it works very well for me for this purpose, just wish I could afford to go more often because the treatments are needed at least twice a week to be effective for me for this. When I asked about purchasing my own machine, my doctor told me the machine cost over $8000.
Needless to say, I didn't opt to purchase my own machine, despite how much I'd love to own one...
-------------------- -Razzle Lyme IgM IGeneX Pos. 18+++, 23-25+, 30++, 31+, 34++, 39 IND, 83-93 IND; IgG IGeneX Neg. 30+, 39 IND; Mayo/CDC Pos. IgM 23+, 39+; IgG Mayo/CDC Neg. band 41+; Bart. (clinical dx; Fry Labs neg. for all coinfections), sx >30 yrs. Posts: 4167 | From WA | Registered: Feb 2011
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