The Limits of the Laser Acupuncture Therapy
laser acupuncture therapy; limits of laser acupuncture; limits of mild laser; laser for auricular therapy
Abstract
The above author was the first to predict through mathematical model that waves must propagate from the treated acupuncture point in direction of the acupuncture meridian. The waves were recorded experimentally one year later. After almost 40 years of measurements with developed and patented by her sensitive equipment allowing her to measure the weak nonlinear electromagnetic field (NEMF) of our body, the author was the first to explain that acupuncture works through the waves of our weak (NEMF), which rules and regulates everything in the body. The article also explains why we have holographic representations of the acupuncture points of the whole body on the palms, feet, ears, and irises -it is because of the laser type coherent waves of our weak NEMF. Based on the adequacy of acupuncture treatment on any of these holographic representations, the article strongly suggests with laser to be treated only the acupuncture points (of the holographic representation) on the ears, which are the shallowest because the depth of penetration of the lasers used for acupuncture treatment is limited.
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