I would think it is a typo for "emit".
R
On 23/02/2010 11:37 PM, Frank wrote:
Hi list,
I read ...
"normal healthy cells OMIT wavelengths between...."" is this statement
OK?
Frank ND
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From: "Dorothy Fitzpatrick" <d...@deetroy.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 4:21 AM
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Subject: Re: CS>RE: LED info and Laser VS Red LED
Actually I've used that with DMSO on hubby and it worked really
well! dee
On 23 Feb 2010, at 00:27, Christina Mattson wrote:
Hi all, I hope this isn't rude but My Red LED unit came with a handy
Acupressure book which also explains about the technology of the LED
for healing. Normal healthy cells omit wavelengths between 600 and
725 Nanometers. When tissue is damaged the cells energy slows down.
The idea is that this type of light increases the vibration of the
cells to 660. The tissue underneath the skin changes the light
energy to electrical energy; then the nerves carry it to the brain
which releases neurotransmitters and certain hormones that turn on
the healing process. This is according to my book so don't blame me
if its wrong.
One benefit of LED VS Laser is that Red LED will not harm the eyes
when used around that area. That's what my book says and i use it
all around my eyes for vision treatments and wrinkles with no
problems. I bought a strand of tiny Red LED Mini Christmas lights
that are battery operated with three regular C batteries. I
clustered eight lights together and use it works just as good as my
Photonic Torch which has eight mini LEDs housed in a metal
flashlight device mounted behind a glass dome. The neat thing about
a strand of lights is you can tape it to yourself and walk around
the house doing chores LOL. I've been trying to think of ways to
combine it with CS for treatments on myself and would love any ideas.
Tina
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