Re: Pain & poor blood circulation in legs/FIR & lamp-Adrienne

[Guest guest]

Hi Adrienne,

I appreciate your comments regarding the lamp working so well for you.

Is the one you used the same as the one on the site I listed? It would

be good to know that that particular product does a good job.

The cost of $60 at my doctor's office is my share after insurance pays

their part. It does seem high. That's why I'm looking for an

alternative. I had only one treatment there with little change.

Like you, I'm concerned about the sauna idea, but Jim stated in one

message that just warming the core body temperature(w/o sweating) can

help metabolism and circulation, and I certainly could use help in

both areas as my digestion is very poor.

I would be interested in reading the ways the lamp helped you since you

mentioned that it had an effect on so many symptoms. That's great to

hear. Thanks again, Sandy

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> I have had remarkable results from the lamp and I am preparing both

to buy one and hopefully retail them, too!

> Your doc's price is awfully high, considering the cost of a lamp-but

I understand some insurance pays for some treatments.

> The site you refer us to; they also have handheld fir devices, and

tabletop ones.

> I had the lamp on loan and it is gone now, and I sure miss it! I

feel like " waa! I want my lamp-momma! "

> Personally I can't imagine doing sauna treatments with the same

quick benefit, but Jim says his device tilts forward, so I suppose you

could just direct it at your legs without trying for the sauna effect.

> I am finally sure-or just about- that I do not want to try sauna as

we are heading toward summer. Heat kills me in the summer. I am going

to get the lamp, and maybe in the fall, one of Jim's heaters.

> The lamp has helped so many symptoms. I can't wait to start applying

it over my thyroid and thymus.

> Adrienne

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[Guest guest]

, glad to;

I used it on my face when I had eye strain. On my eroded esophagus when it was

acting up; upand down my whole front, which resulted in marvelous relaxation,

which allowed me to sleep when I was too overtired (toxic, ie.)to relax and let

go. I think I treated an instance of indigestion, too.

Put it on my bladder, just to see, and it made me need to urinate.

It stopped joint/muscle pain in its tracks several times, including a knee that

got scarily inflamed.

I am looking forward to treating my thyroid and thymus.

I have learned from using it. I can now better distinguish muscle from joint

pain. I feel like it taught me to remeber what feeling good in your body feels

like-esp a relaxed body.

And it makes me conceive of symptoms as all being the same, at base; an

obstruction of circulation, a coldness of sorts.

The naturopath that lent it to me first used it for a deadly toothache. Twenty

mins treatment, the problem was gone, and never returned, he said.

Adrienne

Re: Pain & poor blood circulation in legs/FIR &

lamp-Adrienne

Hi Adrienne,

I appreciate your comments regarding the lamp working so well for you.

Is the one you used the same as the one on the site I listed? It would

be good to know that that particular product does a good job.

The cost of $60 at my doctor's office is my share after insurance pays

their part. It does seem high. That's why I'm looking for an

alternative. I had only one treatment there with little change.

Like you, I'm concerned about the sauna idea, but Jim stated in one

message that just warming the core body temperature(w/o sweating) can

help metabolism and circulation, and I certainly could use help in

both areas as my digestion is very poor.

I would be interested in reading the ways the lamp helped you since you

mentioned that it had an effect on so many symptoms. That's great to

hear. Thanks again, Sandy

> ;

> I have had remarkable results from the lamp and I am preparing both

to buy one and hopefully retail them, too!

> Your doc's price is awfully high, considering the cost of a lamp-but

I understand some insurance pays for some treatments.

> The site you refer us to; they also have handheld fir devices, and

tabletop ones.

> I had the lamp on loan and it is gone now, and I sure miss it! I

feel like " waa! I want my lamp-momma! "

> Personally I can't imagine doing sauna treatments with the same

quick benefit, but Jim says his device tilts forward, so I suppose you

could just direct it at your legs without trying for the sauna effect.

> I am finally sure-or just about- that I do not want to try sauna as

we are heading toward summer. Heat kills me in the summer. I am going

to get the lamp, and maybe in the fall, one of Jim's heaters.

> The lamp has helped so many symptoms. I can't wait to start applying

it over my thyroid and thymus.

> Adrienne

>

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discussed here, please consult your doctor.

[Guest guest]

Adrienne, reading about so many benefits is fascinating. I agree that

the basic underlying problem is that the production and circulation of

fluids are blocked. Penetrating heat can help.

Is the lamp that you used the same as the one shown on the site that I

listed in my first message on this topic? Just curious as to whether

the one on that site has the same strength as the one that helped you

so much. Sandy

<duckblossm@c...> wrote:

> , glad to;

> I used it on my face when I had eye strain. On my eroded esophagus

when it was acting up; upand down my whole front, which resulted in

marvelous relaxation, which allowed me to sleep when I was too

overtired (toxic, ie.)to relax and let go. I think I treated an

instance of indigestion, too.

> Put it on my bladder, just to see, and it made me need to urinate.

> It stopped joint/muscle pain in its tracks several times, including

a knee that got scarily inflamed.

> I am looking forward to treating my thyroid and thymus.

> I have learned from using it. I can now better distinguish muscle

from joint pain. I feel like it taught me to remeber what feeling good

in your body feels like-esp a relaxed body.

> And it makes me conceive of symptoms as all being the same, at base;

an obstruction of circulation, a coldness of sorts.

> The naturopath that lent it to me first used it for a deadly

toothache. Twenty mins treatment, the problem was gone, and never

returned, he said.

> Adrienne

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[Guest guest]

the cyc site has many models, but I believe we are speaking of the same one. It

is their cheapest floor model.

Adrienne

Re: Pain & poor blood circulation in legs/FIR &

lamp-Adrienne

Adrienne, reading about so many benefits is fascinating. I agree that

the basic underlying problem is that the production and circulation of

fluids are blocked. Penetrating heat can help.

Is the lamp that you used the same as the one shown on the site that I

listed in my first message on this topic? Just curious as to whether

the one on that site has the same strength as the one that helped you

so much. Sandy

<duckblossm@c...> wrote:

> , glad to;

> I used it on my face when I had eye strain. On my eroded esophagus

when it was acting up; upand down my whole front, which resulted in

marvelous relaxation, which allowed me to sleep when I was too

overtired (toxic, ie.)to relax and let go. I think I treated an

instance of indigestion, too.

> Put it on my bladder, just to see, and it made me need to urinate.

> It stopped joint/muscle pain in its tracks several times, including

a knee that got scarily inflamed.

> I am looking forward to treating my thyroid and thymus.

> I have learned from using it. I can now better distinguish muscle

from joint pain. I feel like it taught me to remeber what feeling good

in your body feels like-esp a relaxed body.

> And it makes me conceive of symptoms as all being the same, at base;

an obstruction of circulation, a coldness of sorts.

> The naturopath that lent it to me first used it for a deadly

toothache. Twenty mins treatment, the problem was gone, and never

returned, he said.

> Adrienne

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