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Was he talking about the LED when he said not to point it at people or animals?Nope, on page 4 of the article we're discussing, second from last paragraph, he talks about the Vielight they're selling:
......... "Better for us, since, as it is a LED and not laser, there are no FDA concerns."
Hope this helps.
Good idea. Please advise if you manage!I wonder how difficult it would be to make one of these devices ourselves. I remember reading instructions to make a laser helmet for a fraction of the cost of commercial devices.
i did see this:I wonder how difficult it would be to make one of these devices ourselves. I remember reading instructions to make a laser helmet for a fraction of the cost of commercial devices.
Interesting!!!!
Was he talking about the LED when he said not to point it at people or animals?
Would you mind giving a link?(On skin, thyroid etc. after reading a blog).
Thank you Asklipia for these great updates--keep 'em comin'
It is so useful to hear your progress.
I also practice daily a set of exercises to drain the lymph from the base of the skull, along the ideas of the Perrin Technique but I do not need a therapist to do this.
The LED diffuses; the single frequency laser does not. With this diffusion, the cell can actually be in control of the treatment and shut off the molecules when it was done. But with the laser, the cells are no longer in control; the doctor or the practitioner applying the laser is in control. If he does it too long or with too much strength, you would not only heal the tissue, but you would start a deterioration again. So basically, the use of light-emitting diodes eliminated the draw back of lasers, and light could be applied into such sensitive areas as the eyes and around the face.