Treatments with Soft Laser

[chuck]

I've just started treatments with a soft lazer and have had some favorable results on my fatigue. I dont understand how this would help, but it does. Does anyone else here have any experiences with this it would be great to have some other experiences to compare it to

[billoddie]

have had this in the past and it does help. i believe it does this by 1) unblocking blocked energy meridians. 2) Energizing underperforming organs

[neil25]

Is craniosacral therapy the same thing as soft laser treatement?

[alicewoolf]

Neil25 Not sure what soft laser is but I have found craniosacral therapy REALLY helpful. always feel better after a session. maybe over time I'll see lasting improvement.. You live in Lonon right? I can give you more details if you want..alice

[neil25]

i live in scotland, can i ask what craniosacral threpary is? ive only tried accupunture before and it didn't really help a lot so i'm pretty skeptical about starting treatement.

[billoddie]

!00 milliamp laser leaves acupuncture for dead! I dont really know what crainiosacrel therapy is. Sounds like a fancy name for chiropractic. Google it perhaps.

[CS1]

You may want to try the laser alongside gupta whilst detoxing.

The laser probably reduces tension and helps with lymph/healing/repair.

where are u getting the laser treatment from?


Regards
CS

[billoddie]

Correct!

[CS1]

I think you have happened across something quite unique ie Lasers - please let us know more about the lasers /clinic you attend.





Regards
CS

[billoddie]

I go to a clinic called "Total Health Clinic", operated by a guy named Dr John Franzi. It is the only place I have stuck with over time. I notice that if I get a series of treatments over a few weeks, I feel a definite improvement, both physically and mentally. The good thing about the laser is that it also measures the energetic states of the organs of the body. A while back, my liver was functioning at around 30, whereas now it is up to 100. Currently, the spleen, gallbladder, bladder are all quite low (down to 10 for spleen). Initially I had this treatment for my stiff neck only. So it is an added benefit that it can be used in isolation and in overall body improvements. At $30 per treatment, of which insurance pays 100%, its hard to beat as a treatment which really alleviates symptoms. I suspect it also assists detoxification pathways.

[ldg]

This sounds interesting, so I googled it and only found info on lasers for skin problems.
Are you still going? Would you still recommend it? IF so how can I find out if anyone in Australia is using it?
Thanks
ldg

[billoddie]

yes I still use the laser, and definitely find it beneficial. i am on the gold coast, and go to a clinic called "Total Health Clinic". The Dr there is Doctor John Franzi, who is very experienced in CFS. It is a reasonably common treatment, but sometimes it is hard to find someone who is doing it. Also, price can vary quite a lot. From $30 to $90...for the same treatment. Google "medical laser" or "100 millamp medical laser" and a place near you. Might help.

[ldg]

Thank you for your reply billoddie. Do you find it beneficial long term or just short term? Like a few days?
That clinic you go to is probably 1/2 hour drive south from me, but I don't have a car. The website doesn't mention the soft lasers or CFS and I couldn't find anything on google.
So I guess the only way to try it is to go through all the drama of appointments and tests but I am so tired of all that. Do you also take a stack of supplements from them? Maybe you could pm me if you think it is worthwhile following through with. Currently using Gupta program and taking the basic supps.

[billoddie]

What I like about this clinic is the fact that you can just go there and ask them for a particular treatment. In regards to the soft laser, the first treatment is $65 because they "graph you". This is a numerical reading of all your organs and how they are functioning. After this, it is $30 per treatment. You get regraphed every third visit to see what improvements your body has made. I generally use the treatment in isolation for sore back/neck. It is beneficial for for CFS as well, but I always make sure I have a degree of stability with Gupta. After having a few treatments and assuming a level of stability, I generally feel a lot more "stable"...more balanced and peaceful and my moods are more level. Less aches in my body. As you probably know if you are doing Gupta, i dont believe there is a single treatment that is actually effective, WHILST the amygdala is doing its little freak out...it just overwrites everything. Today was a good example...I havent done gupta for about 2 days, and the medication i usually take (dex) which is a great benefit, was just crushed by a slow but persistent return of anxiety/fatigue. As soon as I realized what was happening, i spent the next few hours doing my stops and now I feel good once again. So, in answer to your question...yes there is benefit in the laser, but it is much more so with some degree of co-operation from the amygdala. The Dr at the clinic, Dr John Franzi is very knowledgable in many fields, and is having a look at the gupta protocol. He is most interested in the amygdala connection. If you are interested in having a treatment, speak to Amanda at the clinic...she can answer any questions you may have. She is helpful and knowledgable. If you want, I am only about half an hour from you, and can drive you there if you like. PM me if interested

[niaholt]

Hi Bill.
Is this the Clinic at Coomera near the Gold Coast ?. If so I am only about 20 mins away. There is a Clinic there run by 2 German guys who do neural therapy for pain. I have recently been looking into the Scenar invented by the Russians for all kinds of illness....runs on a battery.....great for pain so they say. Heard a lady in Vancouver talk about how she used it on her horses for some complaint her vet cant cure. Lady at ParadisePt is selling/renting and doing Therapy using them,

Nia