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    lookin4t
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    OK, I’ll bite, what does this study say to you clinically? I’ve read this one a dozen times.

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    Robert Gregg DDS
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    Quote: from lookin4t on 12:20 am on Aug. 2, 2004
    OK, I’ll bite, what does this study say to you clinically?  I’ve read this one a dozen times.

    A little heat helps healing and denature or break-down some pathologic/inflammatory proteins.

    Think of a hot towel on a mosquito bite. Helps quite a bit. Now try it with a near IR laser on the bite. End of itchiness. Might even help a bite with West Nile virus if noticed and administered immediately after the bite. Wouldn’t have to kill all the virus, just reduce the viral population. Near IR would do it………

    Bob

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    lookin4t
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    But the mark it left behind is still there smile.gif

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    Glenn van As
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    But so would the sutures and scalpel marks if you went that way!!

    GRIN…….

    Just poking fun!!

    Glenn

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    lookin4t
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    Forceps don’t leave scalpel marks and my cure rate is 100%!

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    Glenn van As
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    Must be tiny scalpels to get the mosquito bite……..good thing that you got a scope to make sure you dont take to much tissue. Now of course you will need some sutures, perhaps some big honkin ones like 3.0 silk.

    Wait a minute…….now we are back to sutures again.

    Glenn

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    lookin4t
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    Sutures, we don’t need no stinkin’ sutures

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