[Therapeutic-Laser_Therapy] Discovery in MSpatients

[Tanya Marquette]

My experience with laser therapy is quite phenomenal. I have seen in myself and others enormous
tissue changes including regeneration of tissue as in my knee. I was walking bone on bone for quite
some time. Ouch!
I have also used it for brain seizures and organ disease. Recently

[Tanya Marquette]

My experience with laser therapy is quite phenomenal. I have seen in myself and others enormous
tissue changes including regeneration of tissue as in my knee. I was walking bone on bone for quite
some time. Ouch!
I have also used it for brain seizures and organ disease. Recently I tried working with a man with
rods in his back from a severely disabling vehicle injury a couple of years ago. He reported almost
immediate relief which held for 3 hours---a notable time for him to be pain free. The second tx held
even longer. Interestingly, he reported feeling the energy of the pain leaving through his leg as I
was treating him. I am hoping he will continue to pursue this instead of all the toxic and useless drugs
they give him.
Laser works on a cellular level, as does homeopathy, stimulating the body's own healing processes.
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I don't see any reason why laser wouldn't be able to 'heal' the collapsed veins.
But I still see the main question being WHY it is happening with the concommittant need to remove
the obstacles to health.
Liz's comments about about geographic concentration of this disease is quite germaine. We see this
with diet for example. People's who have good health begin to develop the same American/Western
diseases when they begin to accept Western dietary changes including denatured rice and other grains,
sugar increases, etc. And then add the issue of toxic agriculture and vaccines to the list and we get
MS on the increase as well as diabetes, heart disease, and other auto-immune deficiency diseases. The
list is very long.
Who is our current medical anthopologist these days. We have individuals researching in small ways, but
who do we have that is putting the big picture together now.
tanya

[Shannon Nelson]

Tanya, was your bone-to-bone knee due to injury or degeneration?
How long did the regeneration take?

Shannon

[Tanya Marquette]

It is hard to know exactly, but the soft tissue was rebuild within 6 mos I would say--
possibly less.
There is a protocol for using the laser for rebuilding the bone itself which I have been
very lazy about applying. Bottom line is that I wasn't able to walk, sleep, be on my feet,
etc and now I am up and about for a full day's ventures. Walking is still very difficult
due to numerous structural lower back, hip, feet and knee problems so it is hard to say
what is limiting me on any given day. But the knee pain is only when trying to walk
distances and I can have a reasonable mobile life now.
The laser was used to loosen some myofacial adhesions in my back and strengthened
the tendons/ligaments in one wrist withing 2-3 applications of the laser. It is also very
effective in dealing with a rotator cuff injury.
I am very impressed with what can be done with this protocol. It is like a coarser form
of homeopathy with a matching of energy frequencies to disearse states. It is based on
light which can radiate withing the body so it has constitutional effects as well.
If you would like more info contact me privately as I imagine (some) people on this list
will find it objectionable to discuss this.
tanya