Re: Interesing article comparing LED and laser light

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http://www.acupuncturetoday.com/mpacms/at/article.php?id=28477

Do you have another link? This one doesn't seem to be working.

Nora

compares these two light sources, their positives versus negatives with regards to light acupuncture, but some interesting thoughts on which one is generally ‘better’ for human body

http://tinyurl.com/5xn8ed

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Good article. So, it seems if you know what you are doing you could

use the laser *sparingly.* If you are unsure, you are safer with an

LED device as the body would be capable of harnessing that incoherent

light and using it to its advantage anyway. Given the support we

provide our kids I think I would have some amount of faith in the

ability of the human body to know how to repair itself. What do you think?

Gayatri

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Gayatri, I feel something along the same lines. ...if a problem was acute and I (or a practitioner) knew exactly what to do I would prefer a laser or a combo laser+LED unit. In this situation (lack of practice and money) maybe our kids are better off with LEDs, at least for home use.

having said that I've felt for a while now that Lightworks is quite powerful and only needs to be used for short amounts of time. Does anyone else have thoughts on this. In its specifications it says about 200mW total output, which is supposed to be quite hight??

natasa

Good article. So, it seems if you know what you are doing you could

use the laser *sparingly.* If you are unsure, you are safer with an

LED device as the body would be capable of harnessing that incoherent

light and using it to its advantage anyway. Given the support we

provide our kids I think I would have some amount of faith in the

ability of the human body to know how to repair itself. What do you think?

Gayatri

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Natasa, did you look in the files, in the Lightworks and Laser Therpay

folder. Rita and Lorina had got some info from Dr. Sheehan. It said to

apply light from 60 seconds to 6 minutes several times a day. It

doesn't mention the wattage on there however.

I wish there was a youtube video one could eyeball just to see a

general session. The Lightworks does pack a punch, enough that when I

use it on my sore feet they clear up real quick but then my back goes

and so I have decided to use it sparingly. Have not used it on my son

yet, he needs to be further along I think.

Gayatri

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