Guest guest Posted August 17, 2008 Report Share Posted August 17, 2008 Judy, Thanks for the great post and links! We are using an inexpensive $40 pen type from Dr. she uses for home use. As previously said, make sure a glass vile is placed in front of the beem so it makes a line. A flexible plastic tube cut about an inch with holes cut into it will hold the glass vile. Like Lorina said, the vile needs to be individually used (each person in the family has their own) and several in my family have multiple viles be it plain, viral, bacterial or a homeopathic to sweep. The more expensive tend to do more/have more features, more pulses, more colors, stronger to go further into the body, etc. Some are so advanced (like the LED and QN lasers) that only doctors can purchase. Doing what you can at home on a budget is important though. Rita > > Years ago I worked with a man who used light therapy to heal himself > from arthritis. He just used a flashlight with colored pieces of > plastic over the light. There was an old book called, " Let There Be > Light. " It was something I kept in the back of my mind. > > ...I was reading another health board where a man says he used light > therapy to heal his vision problems. He also took turmeric and > credits it with much healing. He mentioned that the healing frequency > of the light was 660 nm. So, I've been researching light/LED therapy > and trying to find what will work, and safety. The products offered by > Klinghardt people are verry expensive!! So, I'm looking for less > expensive units that might accomplish whatever is needed. > > A friend who is a healer (craniosacral therapist) says you can use the > pointer laser pens. Cowden said that too with the sweeping of the > homeopathic remedy. My friend says the laser pens are safe, but can > stir up and detox/herx. This is something I want to research more. > I've been experimenting with the laser pen on myself, but want to be > certain it's safe. You can direct it at acupuncture points, and > supposedly, it will clear the meridian. Supposedly you can use it on > organs such as liver/spleen, and it will be healing. But the > frequency needs to be within the healing range. > > Below are some articles on light/LED therapy. There's a difference > between continuous or pulsed. The correct frequency soothes and heals > the tissues. This makes RIFE and other such stuff not necessary - > With RIFE, etc., you're trying to identify the KILLING frequency of a > particular pathogen. With the HEALING frequency, which is supposed to > be optimal at 660 nm, the cells are healed and can go about doing > their own business of identifying pathogens and dealing with them, and > the body heals itself. > > Our earth has much less light as well as less oxygen than it had 100 > years ago. > > judy > > > Light Therapy – Light Heals. Light the Way.... > > The right light (frequencies) restores cells to healthy function. > > See the Warp 10 article. From NASA, cost around $500 - $600. > http://www.warplighttherapy.com/WARP10_NewsPressReleases.htm > > Good general info article: > http://www.consumerhealth.org/articles/display.cfm? ID=20000102232338 > > 16 pages long, but detailed. Towards the end of the article there are > journal articles research. They also sell inexpensive units. > http://heelspurs.com/led.html > > This site says that light will not penetrate the skull.... However, > it does enter at acupuncture points, and there are many ACP points on > the head!! > > LightN~Up > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Yes I do use the LED/Light Therapy, mostly at home and for colorpuncture ( use color on acupoints with laser pen/ infra red pen ), I place the color slides on one of my machines and it outputs the color, have different options, ie homeopathic vial, infrared pen, etc. These two wonderful clients of mine gave me a home application set that had been made for their animals on the ranch, use the color slides from Dinshah, ie cold/flu use systemic green on front then use blue on facial points. In acupuncture school I learned the CHOICE of points are very important, the order, etc -as a guinea pig years ago learning this had made myself very sick many times! > > Years ago I worked with a man who used light therapy to heal himself > from arthritis. He just used a flashlight with colored pieces of > plastic over the light. There was an old book called, " Let There Be > Light. " It was something I kept in the back of my mind. > > ...I was reading another health board where a man says he used light > therapy to heal his vision problems. He also took turmeric and > credits it with much healing. He mentioned that the healing frequency > of the light was 660 nm. So, I've been researching light/LED therapy > and trying to find what will work, and safety. The products offered by > Klinghardt people are verry expensive!! So, I'm looking for less > expensive units that might accomplish whatever is needed. > > A friend who is a healer (craniosacral therapist) says you can use the > pointer laser pens. Cowden said that too with the sweeping of the > homeopathic remedy. My friend says the laser pens are safe, but can > stir up and detox/herx. This is something I want to research more. > I've been experimenting with the laser pen on myself, but want to be > certain it's safe. You can direct it at acupuncture points, and > supposedly, it will clear the meridian. Supposedly you can use it on > organs such as liver/spleen, and it will be healing. But the > frequency needs to be within the healing range. > > Below are some articles on light/LED therapy. There's a difference > between continuous or pulsed. The correct frequency soothes and heals > the tissues. This makes RIFE and other such stuff not necessary - > With RIFE, etc., you're trying to identify the KILLING frequency of a > particular pathogen. With the HEALING frequency, which is supposed to > be optimal at 660 nm, the cells are healed and can go about doing > their own business of identifying pathogens and dealing with them, and > the body heals itself. > > Our earth has much less light as well as less oxygen than it had 100 > years ago. > > judy > > > Light Therapy – Light Heals. Light the Way.... > > The right light (frequencies) restores cells to healthy function. > > See the Warp 10 article. From NASA, cost around $500 - $600. > http://www.warplighttherapy.com/WARP10_NewsPressReleases.htm > > Good general info article: > http://www.consumerhealth.org/articles/display.cfm?ID=20000102232338 > > 16 pages long, but detailed. Towards the end of the article there are > journal articles research. They also sell inexpensive units. > http://heelspurs.com/led.html > > This site says that light will not penetrate the skull.... However, > it does enter at acupuncture points, and there are many ACP points on > the head!! > > LightN~Up > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Yes I do use the LED/Light Therapy, mostly at home and for colorpuncture ( use color on acupoints with laser pen/ infra red pen ), I place the color slides on one of my machines and it outputs the color, have different options, ie homeopathic vial, infrared pen, etc. These two wonderful clients of mine gave me a home application set that had been made for their animals on the ranch, use the color slides from Dinshah, ie cold/flu use systemic green on front then use blue on facial points. In acupuncture school I learned the CHOICE of points are very important, the order, etc -as a guinea pig years ago learning this had made myself very sick many times! > > Years ago I worked with a man who used light therapy to heal himself > from arthritis. He just used a flashlight with colored pieces of > plastic over the light. There was an old book called, " Let There Be > Light. " It was something I kept in the back of my mind. > > ...I was reading another health board where a man says he used light > therapy to heal his vision problems. He also took turmeric and > credits it with much healing. He mentioned that the healing frequency > of the light was 660 nm. So, I've been researching light/LED therapy > and trying to find what will work, and safety. The products offered by > Klinghardt people are verry expensive!! So, I'm looking for less > expensive units that might accomplish whatever is needed. > > A friend who is a healer (craniosacral therapist) says you can use the > pointer laser pens. Cowden said that too with the sweeping of the > homeopathic remedy. My friend says the laser pens are safe, but can > stir up and detox/herx. This is something I want to research more. > I've been experimenting with the laser pen on myself, but want to be > certain it's safe. You can direct it at acupuncture points, and > supposedly, it will clear the meridian. Supposedly you can use it on > organs such as liver/spleen, and it will be healing. But the > frequency needs to be within the healing range. > > Below are some articles on light/LED therapy. There's a difference > between continuous or pulsed. The correct frequency soothes and heals > the tissues. This makes RIFE and other such stuff not necessary - > With RIFE, etc., you're trying to identify the KILLING frequency of a > particular pathogen. With the HEALING frequency, which is supposed to > be optimal at 660 nm, the cells are healed and can go about doing > their own business of identifying pathogens and dealing with them, and > the body heals itself. > > Our earth has much less light as well as less oxygen than it had 100 > years ago. > > judy > > > Light Therapy – Light Heals. Light the Way.... > > The right light (frequencies) restores cells to healthy function. > > See the Warp 10 article. From NASA, cost around $500 - $600. > http://www.warplighttherapy.com/WARP10_NewsPressReleases.htm > > Good general info article: > http://www.consumerhealth.org/articles/display.cfm?ID=20000102232338 > > 16 pages long, but detailed. Towards the end of the article there are > journal articles research. They also sell inexpensive units. > http://heelspurs.com/led.html > > This site says that light will not penetrate the skull.... However, > it does enter at acupuncture points, and there are many ACP points on > the head!! > > LightN~Up > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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