BEEN OFF THE COUCH FOR 4 SOLID MONTHS! YEE HAW!!!

[knackers323]

are the really cheap portable ones as good? I heard something that the cheap ones may give off lots of electro radiation.?

 

[jess100]

Would it be worth it for all those interested in trying this therapy to form a group and do some focused research and experimentation? (sorry for using the f word)
That is, search this and other forums, (there are many) make some phone calls, research warrantees (like, can it be returned if it doesn't do what you intended) and actually make a shared purchase? I do not think I would benefit from this, but maybe others in a reasonably close proximity would. Would it be worth it for, say, 10 people to buy one and pass it along to each other?
Of course this would only work if you have family members willing to help with transport to the next user. But it could work for some of you and it could give a lot of information. The brand that Jacque has worked for her. Maybe that is a place to start.
The most expensive one I saw with a quick search was $1500-among 10 people that would be less than a visit to the doctor for each person.
Just an idea.

 

[knackers323]

did a bit more reading and it seems as though mostg people are saying NEAR infrared is the better option. safer, more efficient, cheaper etc.

seems the lights can be brought and set up your own sauna for under $100

 

[CantThink]

I tried FIR sauna several years ago in my chiro's office and detoxed very badly on it.

I had the same experience after using one for only 1 session!

 

[knackers323]

@CantThink what were the detox symptoms?