I may have asked about this before, but now I am receiving anodyne therapy. I have had about six 45-minute sessions, and haven't seen any lessening of pain from peripheral neuropathy. The company that builds the machines publishes a fairly thorough description of the technology here.
There are pads about 3 in. by 6 in., each consisting of 60 IR diodes (890 nm,) and each pad is rated at 900 mW. The leds are pulsed at 292 Hz. The pads are placed in contact with the skin, and each session lasts 45 minutes. The heat sensation is mild.
What says the brain trust - snake oil or science?
There are pads about 3 in. by 6 in., each consisting of 60 IR diodes (890 nm,) and each pad is rated at 900 mW. The leds are pulsed at 292 Hz. The pads are placed in contact with the skin, and each session lasts 45 minutes. The heat sensation is mild.
What says the brain trust - snake oil or science?
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