Guest guest Posted October 19, 2004 Report Share Posted October 19, 2004 I'll bet this is a new one. My husband is an electrical engineer who loves gadgets. After visiting his sister in another city, he came home with two unusual items for us to try. She sells " Chi machines " which I have used and like, and something I had never heard of before--a small " dome " that emits far infrared rays, invisible to the eye, but experienced as warmth. You can lie beneath it and position it wherever you have pain and it is supposed to help. It comes from Japan and is labeled there as a " health maintenance device. " I've done a little searching on the Net but haven't found any satisfying information. I'm wondering whether this is safe to use for someone with an autoimmune disease. In the booklet the came with it, there is a claim that it increases the production of cytokynes (sp?). Anyone have any info. on this? Sierra Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 19, 2004 Report Share Posted October 19, 2004 Haven't heard of that gadget. > > I'll bet this is a new one. My husband is an electrical engineer who > loves gadgets. After visiting his sister in another city, he came > home with two unusual items for us to try. She sells " Chi machines " > which I have used and like, and something I had never heard of > before--a small " dome " that emits far infrared rays, invisible to the > eye, but experienced as warmth. You can lie beneath it and position > it wherever you have pain and it is supposed to help. It comes from > Japan and is labeled there as a " health maintenance device. " I've > done a little searching on the Net but haven't found any satisfying > information. I'm wondering whether this is safe to use for someone > with an autoimmune disease. In the booklet the came with it, there is > a claim that it increases the production of cytokynes (sp?). > > Anyone have any info. on this? > > Sierra Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 19, 2004 Report Share Posted October 19, 2004 Haven't heard of that gadget. > > I'll bet this is a new one. My husband is an electrical engineer who > loves gadgets. After visiting his sister in another city, he came > home with two unusual items for us to try. She sells " Chi machines " > which I have used and like, and something I had never heard of > before--a small " dome " that emits far infrared rays, invisible to the > eye, but experienced as warmth. You can lie beneath it and position > it wherever you have pain and it is supposed to help. It comes from > Japan and is labeled there as a " health maintenance device. " I've > done a little searching on the Net but haven't found any satisfying > information. I'm wondering whether this is safe to use for someone > with an autoimmune disease. In the booklet the came with it, there is > a claim that it increases the production of cytokynes (sp?). > > Anyone have any info. on this? > > Sierra Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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