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JerryDSpectatorHerb,
Interesting stuff. A patient of mine has a LLL. He is not a doctor, but he treats “patients” with this laser, and talks about some pretty hard-to-believe ideas, including curing Lou Gehrig’s Disease (potentially).
My question is, how do you think DDS responds to the use of a well-made Tanner appliance?
Jeff
Nick LuizziSpectatorHerb:
I wonder if you would be willing to comment on an issue that I came across last year. It has to do with the use of low level lasers placed at accupuncture locations, thrumb and forefinger, wrist, which correspond to the mouth/teeth pain receptors. The LLL treatment is used as a pre-cursor to using the Erbium laser on pediatric patients without chemical anastesia. And this was reportedly with a very high success rate.
Also, what correlation do you feel exists between low level laser energy and the Qi (chi or life energy that asian medicine utilizes)?
Nick Luizzi
JerryDSpectatorNick,
I recently became certified in Reiki, and I believe there is a strong relationship between laser energy and chi. Everything I’ve read and learned over the past year seems connected. My interest in Reiki was amplified by everything I’ve learned and experienced since buying and using the Periolase. I don’t know exactly what it is about the infrared part of the spectrum, but I believe that some of the healing properties are attributable to alterations in the body’s energy flow, or chi.
They say that people who can see energy, or “ghosts” have an enhanced ability to detect infrared visually. I don’t know if this is a physical property of the eyeball, or a “sixth sense,” but it sure it interesting.
Jeff
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