Last month, I shared with you my incredible experience in India. The doctors and nurses at the hospital I worked in were especially interested in the laser Ive told you about in the past.
You may remember the laser. Its about the size of my hand and emits a low-intensity laser beam with specific frequencies. These frequencies can be adjusted for various ailments and heal very effectively (especially pain).
So I showed them how to use the laser and demonstrated it on some of the patients. The results were amazing.
One of the patients was a 75-year-old male volunteer. He was working in the fields when he was injured. A rope caught his hand, crushing the soft tissues, especially on the muscle that helps the hand extend. His fingers were fixed in a position as if he were holding a softball. He could not flex the hand any further. Two months of NSAIDs had done little to restore function. A rehab doctor brought him to me. I treated him for 10 minutes and sent him on his way. Seven days later, I saw him again. The one treatment increased his hands flexion by 25%. With two more sessions, he could almost close his fist.
In another case, one young male hospital worker had injured his leg just below the knee. In chronic pain, he was diagnosed with a type of tendonitis that did not respond to any conventional measures for about five months. Three 10 minute sessions with the laser and he told me the pain was 95% gone.
In yet another case, a young woman around the age of 20 had a fungal growth in her upper jaw around her sinus cavity. Conventional therapy had not cleared it. I shined the laser into her sinuses daily for about 20 minutes a day. Her pain resolved and she had no further symptoms. Longer-term follow up is needed on this case, as fungal growths are very stubborn.
And, finally, one female hospital nurse had badly sprained her ankle weeks before I came. Four to five sessions of the laser and she told me she was back to normal. The hospital director was favorably impressed with the feedback.
I am happy to report that the company, LazR PulsR graciously donated three lasers to the hospital and I trained three technicians. This charitable institution may now be the first and only hospital in the world to use laser therapy actively within the confines of a hospital!
I mentioned back in February that I was testing the device for various other conditions. I finished my testing with the device and was thoroughly impressed. The great news about this device is that you can use it in your own home. So if you or your doctors are looking for ways to heal your pain or speed your wound healing, you might want to check it out.