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Laser Rejuvenation Light

Laser Rejuvenation Light *

The Secret the Medical Industry Does not Want You to Know.

That would make a great headline, wouldn’t it? The only problem is that it isn’t true. The truth is that they do not know. If they did, they might try to squash it with de-bunking “facts.” * But they just do not know. They could know, if they paid any attention to over 2,400 research articles that have been published for more than thirty years, which cumulatively demonstrate that illumination with coherent light therapy is harmless (when used as directed), yet can be effective for:*


Muscle problems1

Nerve problems2

Wound healing4

Heart problems5

Gall bladder problems 6,7

Intestinal problems

Health of the cervix9 

Rheumatoid arthritis10

Fibromyalgia11 

Breast tenderness12,13

Dental bone problems14

TMJ syndrome15

Carpal tunnel syndrome16

Bursitis17

Tendinitis18,19

Low sperm count20

Synovitis21

Prostate problems22

Herpes23

Stroke24,15,26  

Why do I use the term “coherent light”? Because I want to make a clear distinction that we are not talking about laser beams. Laser beams have the connotation of high-powered intense beams of focused light that can heat, burn, cut, and blind. 

Coherent light has the same source, but I am using the terminology here in order to define it as unfocused, which means that it spreads out, like a flashlight, dispersing the energy in a softer, more buffered way. This form is less harmful to the eyes than a beam, although you must still be careful not to get it in your eyes. It treats a larger area and is very bio-stimulating. Therapeutic coherent lights use low power. As I will repeat throughout this book, a 5-milliwatt laser pointer produces only 5/1000 of one watt. At these low powers, the coherent light has virtually no physical effect on molecules, cells, and tissues; however, it has remarkable physiological effects on living cells and tissue processes. It surprises them. In all of evolution, your cells have never seen coherent light, and it triggers a healing cascade of reactions.

This book is grounded with the concept of low-dose, low frequency of treatments with consistency. The dosage/times I give are conservative and low. The treatment frequency is twice a week at the most, except for warts, which are every other day. I limit glandular treatment to once per week at the beginning and give numerous warnings of the known and unknown risks. This gives you (and your doctor) plenty of time to observe and adjust the dose, if necessary, or quit altogether if you have a negative result, such as temporarily aggravating osteoarthritis.

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Focused lasers have a lens that can create a laser beam with pinpoint heat just as a magnifying glass does and are typical of the laser beam we all know about. In powers over 5 milliwatts, they become increasingly more hazardous to eyes. At higher powers, with a focused beam, it takes less time to do harm. At the low power of a 5-milliwatt laser pointer, which has a lens, the human blink reflex renders an inadvertent flash harmless.

Unfocused therapeutic coherent lights do not heat the skin or anything else in the body. There are no x-rays, ultraviolet light, or anything like that. They are somewhat safer than focused lasers regarding eye hazards because there is no lens-focused concentrated beam.  They still have the characteristics of this very special light, though. We all know that diamonds are built with trillions of carbon atoms, all of which fit together perfectly. I like analogies, so here is one:

Carbon is to a Diamond as Light is to a Laser Beam.

I guess you could say that coherent light is hard light. Coherent light has photons fitting together in lockstep. Laser therapists around the world use a wide array of different types of coherent lights of different wavelengths. They can also use pulses of various frequencies of those coherent lights for different conditions. The pulsing of coherent light surprises the cells even more. Think about a strobe light waking you up, compared to a light bulb simply being turned on. Pulsing the light may give better results but is not necessary in most cases. If you experience positive results with your self-treatment but are still not quite there, you should consider seeking a professional, such as a chiropractor or physical therapist, who uses therapeutic laser therapy. It would be nice to recommend a physiatrist also, but they do not seem interested. That is OK, for reasons I will go into later. 

We will not be so sophisticated. We will be using visible red constant coherent light. It is a classic therapeutic wavelength. It has been repeatedly proven effective and safe for many years before the pulsed coherent lights came out and continues to succeed well. One form of it is commonly known as a standard red laser pointer. It is my hope that you will use these therapies on any of your chronic complaints covered in this book. I hope that you will add years to your life and life to your years by using the rejuvenating information contained here. The back cover of this book includes the term “Medical Freedom.”

One of the signers of the American Declaration of Independence, Dr. Benjamin Rush, has this quote attributed to him:

“Unless we put Medical Freedom into the Constitution, the time will come when medicine will organize and restrict the art of healing to one class of men, and deny equal privilege to others, this will be to constitute the Bastille of Medical Science. All such laws are un-American and despotic and have no place in a Republic. The Constitution of this Republic should make special privilege for Medical Freedom as well as Religious Freedom.”

Medical science has served honorably to remove most superstition from the field of healing. Medical science annihilated Vitalism, which is a name given to the healing approaches that relied on a holy, spiritual, or natural force involved in healing. Vitalism was prey to superstition and charlatans. This does not mean that the concept does not contain truth.

I recently read a quote by a scientist. I was struck by what he said in a few short words: “a scientist is a ‘professional skeptic.’

I believe that is a wonderful, simple clarification.

If you were to ask your doctor if he considers himself a scientist, he would probably say yes. At the very least, he was a scientist in medical school. 75% of the chiropractic curriculum is the same as medical school. Sometimes people underestimate the underdog.

This book is based on science, but it is not scientific. It does make a leap. I believe I offer safe speculation. It may take one hundred years for well-respected scientists to accept the data as scientifically sound. I think that is too long for something that has been demonstrated to be safe.

There is so much knowledge about getting better that has been lost with time. There are many tools left out of your doctor’s bag because of the confines of medical science. That does not necessarily mean the tools are bad or do not work. It just means he/she does not use them because those remedies are outside the medically proven models, which have adjustments each year.

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People today have many more choices. More and more, it is up to you to decide about things such as nutrition, acupuncture, meditation, etc. It was not that long ago that a study of 180 cardiologists showed that 44% were routinely taking antioxidant vitamins. Among the supplement takers, 90% had been taking vitamin E, 75% were taking vitamin C, and less than half were taking beta-carotene. Although 44% of the cardiologists used antioxidants themselves, “a somewhat smaller percentage (37%) recommended antioxidants routinely to their patients.”27 As scientists, there was, and there still is, not enough proof to recommend vitamins. As humans, “why not, what could it hurt?

* Since starting this book, I may have run into possible debunking by people who may want to come up with research that shows coherent light therapy does not work. In order to use research to find something wrong with a competitor, you need to find a researcher that will give you the ammunition you need to limit that competition. Dr. (Name not shown) may have been a good man to use. Most, if not all, of his research into coherent light therapy ended up with a conclusion that it did not work, even on conditions that are well known to respond dramatically to coherent light therapy. These were a few of his sponsors: the Swedish Society of Medicine, Royal Swedish Academy of Science, and Swedish Association of Registered Physiotherapists.

The Dean of Research of the Karolinska Institute, Jan Carlstedt-Duke, wrote this explanation when (Name not shown) was investigated for scientific fraud and malpractice:

Following a number of allegations made 2002-2004, I carried out an investigation of Dr (Name not shown) and his group. The result of this investigation was a clear indication of scientific fraud and malpractice. We therefore asked the Swedish Research Council’s expert group on scientific malpractice to make an independent investigation, which, due to the complexity of the case, was completed on May 31 this year. The conclusion of this investigation was that scientific malpractice was demonstrated with numerous examples of plagiarism within scientific publications and patent applications. Furthermore, the documentation of the research carried out and its description was so poor, and in many cases lacking, that it was impossible to determine if and when experiments were carried out or by whom. The conclusion of the Rector is that we completely lack confidence in (Name not shown) as a scientist.

(Name not shown) resigned from his position as professor at Karolinska Institute in October 2003. He has not been associated with Karolinska Institute since that time and has no affiliation with the university today. He resigned his position following confrontation concerning a manuscript that was used for a patent application and that was plagiarized from a published paper from another group and that contained manipulated data that could not be verified with documented primary data. All connections with Karolinska Institute were severed following that incident.

There was an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), which gave numbers that add up to 225,000 Americans dying each year because of iatrogenic causes.28 That means a medical doctor, nurse, drug, or hospital caused the death because of an error. It is the third leading cause of death in America. That is the equivalent of a 9/11 every ten days. I think you should know the numbers.

What am I trying to say? You should think for yourself if you can. You can get better with the low risk methods listed in this book. You can stay better if you want. What am I trying to say? You can study, take control, and treat many conditions on your own. You have the opportunity to learn and take your own risks. You cannot have freedom without risk. You can add your own common sense to trust, instead of always someone else’s.
I think that is a form of medical freedom.

Risk

What are the risks? Although there are no known cases of eye damage using low-power therapeutic laser rejuvenation light, you must not let coherent light into the open eye, just out of common sense. There are usually known and unknown risks with just about any treatment. I will cover the known risks at this time, as best I can. Regarding the unknown risks, I believe that the past thirty years of the use and detailed research of this technology at much higher dosages than I recommend, without finding harm, is a valid indicator of low risk. (One paper indicates that the glands may become exhausted if they are directly illuminated 500% more often than I recommend in this book.31 Please see Chapter 3: Safety.) There have been a number of specific studies published that try to do harm with laser rejuvenation light,32,33,34 and it just does not do even minimal harm unless used in dosages hundreds and thousands of times larger than the small dosages and conservative frequencies of treatment that I recommend in this book. In other words, laser rejuvenation light therapy appears to be safer than any drug at this time when used as directed.

I rate each treatment protocol in regards to “Confidence” and “Risk.” The important thing is to read and follow directions. Do not deviate from the low dosages I recommend in this book. Pay attention to any sensitivities or adverse effects. If you have been told you have mental problems/issues or if you are self-sabotaging, please do not read this book. Seek a professional who does laser light therapy, usually a chiropractor or physical therapist. If you want to see a medical doctor who uses laser rejuvenation light therapy, I would advise doing a computer search. If you can afford it, you can go to Europe and find more doctors with longer experience. I would look at Sweden first. There is also an excellent facility in Toronto, Canada, run by Fred Kahn, MD. He is a researcher and pioneer in the industry. The name and address is Meditech International Inc.; 415 Horner Ave., Unit #1; Toronto, Ontario, M8W 4W3. 

Although I love the metaphor of healing with light, coherent light is not “the light that heals”. It is not a substitute for spiritual light.

If you are extremely frail, please keep in mind that this technology is new, and what I talk about in this book may upset your system in ways we just do not know. See a specialist who uses laser rejuvenation light therapy. If, however, you are reasonably healthy and have the ability to follow simple instructions and stay within guidelines, then please, you are welcome to join thousands of others on this journey into the future. Hop on board, and enjoy this ride. Your grandchildren will probably go to licensed coherent light technicians working under doctor supervision/prescription to get this treatment some day. One of them may become a licensed therapeutic laser technician him/herself because of the knowledge you have handed down to them. 


Laser Rejuvenation Light is the title of this site. Laser rejuvenation light is just another way to describe the fascinating effects of coherent light on tissues and the body systems.

The field of Physical Therapy is beginning to use different types of light therapy in the United States. Chiropractic is always open to new ideas, and has found this new technology fascinating. Illumination of the prostate gland has been shown to be helpful in healing a case of prostatitis. We have a remedy for avoiding root canals, as well as treating yourself while recovering from a stroke. Testosterone production can be increased by illuminating the testicles with a small amount of coherent light.Please examine the other sections of this site. We have information about the heart and blood, and how you may prevent a heart attack, and perhaps treat your heart after a heart attack. The blood is an organ that responds in a wonderful way to coherent light therapy. Hypothyroidism, which means “low thyroid” function, can be addressed by illuminating the thyroid gland with coherent light, otherwise known as cold laser therapy, low level laser therapy, low laser therapy, laser light therapy, laser rejuvenation light, and many other names. Obesity and other over weight conditions can be helped by speeding up the thyroid gland with coherent light. A real weight loss cure is always helped by a weight loss diet, but illumination of the thyroid gland may double or triple your results! You might even experience a weight loss cure without a weight loss diet. Medical science has this technology available, but mostly ignores it. We are only touching the surface of what is ahead in the way of laser rejuvenation light. This therapy may help congestive heart failure. The body systems are covered as well. These are also known as Human Systems. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a big problem for a lot of people, and you can find help here. General Motors sponsored a very successful study for carpal tunnel syndrome. People with diabetes often suffer from neuropathy, which usually means Diabetic numb feet, and other problems of diabetes respond remarkably well when coherent light therapy with a laser pointer is used.  

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*The information provided in this book should not be construed as personal medical advice or instruction as it is for educational purposes only. This book, the publisher and the author make no claims about prevention of, diagnosis for, treatments for, or cures of specific ailments or diseases. If you have a medical condition you should seek professional medical advice from your physician. This book is not a substitute for the medical advice, counsel and treatment of medical professionals. This book should be used only as reference tool to assist you. No action should be taken by anyone based solely on the contents of this book. While this book represents helpful information it is impossible for any book to be able to identify you or your loved one’s medical problems or to make specific medical recommendations for you or a loved one. One’s medical needs, specific treatment options, specific medical care, and specific treatment fees can only be determined after clinically seeking the recommendation of licensed medical professionals. Readers should consult appropriate health professionals on any matter relating to their health and well-being. The information and opinions provided here are believed to be accurate and sound, based on the best judgment available to the author, but readers who fail to consult appropriate health authorities assume the risk of any injuries. The author or publisher is not responsible for errors or omissions.

 


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