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Old 12-03-2008, 06:17 PM
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Has anyone heard of low level laser therapy for conditions such as joint aches to CFS? Wondering if it is somewhat legit, or not worth wasting time trying it? Thanks
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Yeah, Ive had the treatment. The Chiropractor called them ''wet'' and ''dry'' lasers. I dont know why he called it that. But anyway, I got better quickly, and remained without re-injury for quite some time,but I just cant say for sure if it was the laser treatments that did all of that.
I dont know what they cost. The Chiropractor is a friend and treats me gratis.
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Has anyone heard of low level laser therapy for conditions such as joint aches to CFS? Wondering if it is somewhat legit, or not worth wasting time trying it? Thanks
we use lasers for accupunture which deals with CFS.
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Wet-dry-cold-low level lasers are marketing crap devised to lure the gullible.
Be happy to discuss the physics involved.
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