Rejuvenation reveals safe and effective home laser light therapy treatments that can be self-administered using an inexpensive laser pointer. Coherent laser light does not cure everything, but it certainly will treat the conditions outlined in Rejuvenation. Minor infections such as "angry" hangnails or scratches can be treated one day and gone the next. Teeth and gum problems can be helped, as long as there are no cavities. Rheumatoid arthritis responds in a magnificent way to coherent light therapy. Illuminating one group of joints has a systemic affect on the whole body with multiple joint improvement. Diabetic neuropathy for numb feet, illuminate twice per week, cutting back to once per six weeks. Sensation typically comes back within three weeks. Includes Home Remedies for Over 40 Other ailments and conditions. Increase testosterone production. Decrease breast tenderness. Heal a prostate. Improve symptoms of fibromyalgia. Eliminate bursitis. Avoid/postpone a root canal. Coherent light therapy may be used in the treatment of the heart, or the stroke-recovering brain simply by pressing an inexpensive modern day miracle against the skin: the laser pointer.
About the Author: About the Author Dr. Lawrence DelRe has been treating the spinal and musculoskeletal complaints of his patients for 18 years. He is a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic and also has degrees in Human Biology and Electronics. He is now sixty years old, married 32 years with wife, Eden, and they have 3 children. He is a Vietnam era veteran, (stateside, ) and is also a Mensan. In his short 6 years in the US Air Force he worked in the base dental clinic as the surgery tech, and went on to run the radiology section at 20 years of age. He was further trained by the U.S. Air Force, and went to work in a precision measurement electronics calibration and repair laboratory facility in the Philippines. While in chiropractic school Dr. DelRe was skeptical of many of the unconventional therapies his fellow students were studying. Although the curriculum was formal, he, as well as most of his fellow students studied outside the school's curriculum as well. Some, for example, studied techniques such as iridology, the reading the irises of the eyes to diagnose disease. Other techniques involved touching "special" spots of the body with certain fingers for the healing of disease. A few others believed that shining certain colors on the body would have healing properties. He viewed techniques such as these with skepticism. Over time, however, he saw that some of the unusual treatments did actually help patients at times. He learned how not to automatically judge something as nonsense. He eventually patented a spinal segmental disc shear resistance motion analyzer, (Patent # 5,101,835.) He developed the robotic version of it, and has had his research published with the robotic version in conjunction with Ray Brouder, PhD, D.C, a researcher at Michigan State University Biomechanics Department. In his practice, he received advertising for all kinds of devices and "magic bullet" nutritional supplements. He saw that when a new health idea came along, if it had merit, it would still be around and growing after 5 years or so. So it was with coherent light therapy. In the beginning he received the ads, and threw them in the trash with the others, considering coherent lights as weak and unproven. Eventually, Dr. DelRe happened to be at a seminar in which the speaker spent some time talking about the latest coherent light research. Dr. DelRe was impressed by the research and technology involved. The rest is in his book