Does Light Relief work?
Posted: May 4th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: light relief therapy | Tags: arthritis, circulation, headaches, joint pain, light therapy | 1 Comment »I’m talking about the device that uses light therapy to improve circulation and relieve joint pain, arthritis, etc.
Does it work for headaches, too?
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It looks like another far infared spectrum device. If they are designed properly, they do yield good results, but most on the market are of poor quality. From everything I read there, I’m of the opinion Light Relief looks like yet another poor quality far red infrared device.
The best tried and true remedy for what you want is a chemical called DMSO. If you apply it to the skin, it will get rid of the inflammation and rebuild the damaged joints (and elimate the pain). There’s a book I just finished called DMSO, nature’s healer. If you’re more interested in this approach read it, that book will explain what to do quite well.
*interestingly, in the formula the light relief people were selling, DMSO’s breakdown product was in it (MSM).
Hope that helps, feel free to ask me if you have any other questions.