Re: * Re: Iron and TIBC

[Guest guest]

What is a cold laser?

~inga

on 12/8/04 6:59 AM, JAMY at jamyrogers@... wrote:

>> $350. an hour is totally absurd, IMO. But I know how it is. An excellent

>> chiropractor I know who has a cold laser (a wonder-worker detox machine)

>> charges $250. an hour. Way outta my $league$ now...tho I did try it once 3

>> years ago.

[Guest guest]

The opposite of a hot laser I suppose. A web search might give you more

information on it if you type into your search engine. I've never done that tho.

The one that chiro used on me was a small table-top sized boxy machine with a

tube or cable-type of extension on it.

At the end of the cable was a long narrow device from which the laser beam

emitted. The device was applied to the skin area where the dr. had ascertained

most of the toxins were stored.

In my case it was the right hip which was severly inflamed & painful. He also

applied it to different parts of my body in conjunction with a lot of massaging

by both himself & another person the entire time & afterwards.

The amount of poisons & toxins it draws out of the deep tissues into the blood

stream is astounding. I could only handle about 10-15 minutes at a time. Any

longer & I'd be in severe toxic painful distress for 2 days flat on my back

afterwards.

He advised to drink at least a gallon of water for a few days afterwards to

flush out the dislodged toxins. And enema or colonic would have been beneficial

& worked faster tho I'm sure. But I was in too much pain to get into a position

to do that for myself & couldn't afford a professional colonic at the time.

From: Ingrid Mager

What is a cold laser?

~inga