Cold laser

[John A]

I tried laser treatment at the chiropractor and thought it helped back pain quite a bit. $250 for five treatments so being a frugal Guzzisti, I bought one of these https://www.coldlasers.org/avant/lz30z/
It’s incredible , I got it last Friday and have been learning the basic menu. The advanced menu is large and they say to learn the basic first . Tomorrow I hope to get into another level of learning, teaching Deb as I go. This thing quickly treats a lot of stuff we just live with and the one we got is powerful enough to do most of it, animals too. Look into cold laser , the results are pleasing

[Dirk_S]

For something so medically profound, you’d think they’d have enough of a budget to hire a professional copy editor for their website. Multiple grammar errors are one sure way to keep me away from a service / product.

[fotoguzzi]

$6850.00 does not sound like something a frugal Guzzisti would spend.

[John A]

$6850.00 does not sound like something a frugal Guzzisti would spend.

As well as it works Deb and I have been treating ourselves at our leisure and would have not been able to afford having a chiropractor do it in all the areas that it’s needed. We are going to be using it on the dog as well, after we figure out what we are doing. I can already walk better and I don’t have a clue what I’m doing. I anticipate better results after the learning curve. I agree with the website having some shortcomings but it hasn’t been a reflection on the device or service. If you have some trouble areas, find a chiropractor who has a decent machine and try a couple treatments. You’ll know if it works for you. I didn’t kneed a professional laser but the anticipated use is why I chose one. I’ll be taking it with me to use my mom’s shoulder which has been a torment for years. I’m treating my clutch hand as I type and I’m telling you it was worth it!

[bigbikerrick]

This is very interesting, John. Please keep us posted on how it works out for you ,and your doggie. 
Rick.

[sib]

So, exactly what physical and/or biological principles is it based on?  Placebos work just fine for some people.

[Moparnut72]

My physical therapist used one on my hand when I had surgery on my hand for Dupytrens contracture.
kk

[John Ulrich]

Will it cut metal?

[John A]

So, exactly what physical and/or biological principles is it based on?  Placebos work just fine for some people.

https://youtu.be/7hMzl4uNinA

Here is a doctor who can ‘splain it almost as good as I.

[John A]

Will it cut metal?

I got the one that’ll do 1/4” boiler plate. Apparently anything more is considered  ‘dangerous’ but I don’t think it’s all that bad. If it were they should be smart enough not to sell it to me.

[SIR REAL ED]

I got the one that’ll do 1/4” boiler plate. Apparently anything more is considered  ‘dangerous’ but I don’t think it’s all that bad. If it were they should be smart enough not to sell it to me.

in that case it is easly worth $7000.  Imagine the fun you could have with tailgaters.....

or melting the smart phone of the texter/person talking on their smart phone next to you at a stoplight.....

[fotoguzzi]

https://youtu.be/7hMzl4uNinA

Here is a doctor who can ‘splain it almost as good as I.

he looks like a ghost, you can see the bookshelf right through his shirt.

[John A]

he looks like a ghost, you can see the bookshelf right through his shirt.

That’s one of the features of home laser therapy…

[RinkRat II]

Will it cut metal?

        Sounds like it might be handy for ice fishing

      Paul B

[Burkslaw]

After I watched the "doctor" explain cold laser operation, I went back to the gold standard of technoBS: the Turbo Encabulator explanation. It's always good for a laugh: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac7G7xOG2Ag