sparkle7
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I think we can just ignore "mynewname". It pretty obvious they want to try to disrupt things here.
It's OK if they want to use some other treatment. Their comments won't stop me from trying this approach using infrared light... It's just kind of ignorant or childish stuff.
I'd hate to find out the real reason for the snide remarks which I would consider - DISINFORMATION...
I have alot to share about my new experience with the remedy & the LightWorks but I have to go out now.
Amazing idea about the tears! I think there are really 2 distinct usages for the infrared light.
1. to absorb homeopathic treatments (which I call energetic) 2. to treat physical ailments like sore muscles, wounds, get lymph moving, treating hormonal imbalances, reducing pain, headaches, etc. (which I call physical)
You may want to try using the infrared light alone without any homeopathic remedies to treat your eye, bejoy...?
There was a study that used infrared light to cure blindness in rats commissioned by DARPA (I believe). It was a great success!
Check it out if you don't believe me (for "mynewname")...
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Brussels
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Northenlights,
if I understood well, you got your pain in the head better after using a photon fabric?
Does it look like fabrics to make clothes and you have to use on problematic points?
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Thanks for bringing this back up. I am using a gifted Lightworks from a friend. Will do Nosodes down the line.
I am quite impressed with it alone as it really helped intense knee pain yesterday.Its amazing to me.
Its helped with other pains also and is soooo relaxing. So grateful for the gift.
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