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Laser treatment shows promise in treating COVID-19 symptoms Share Updated: 6:25 PM EDT Apr 13, 2021 Share Updated: 6:25 PM EDT Apr 13, 2021
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Show Transcript UPDATE ON THO PROMISING RESULTS. OF COURSE WE HAD NO IDEA IF THIS WOULD WORK. THIS DOCTOR IS AN ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON WHO BACK IN 2019 SHOWS US HOW HE USES COLD LAZER THERAPY TO TREAT CHRONIC PAIN. SOMETHING THAT STRUCK HIM AS RESEARCHERS LEARNED MORE ABOUT COVID-19. I M THINKING TO MYSELF, A STORM, IT S A CRAZY INFLAMMATION, WHAT IF WE COULD TAKE WHAT WORKS SO WELL ON THE SKELETON. FIVE PATIENTS INCLUDING THIS MAN WERE GIVEN LASER TREATMENTS ON THEIR LUNGS 28 MINUTES A DAY FOR FOUR DAYS IN A ROW. I LL NEVER FORGET. WE SAW THE PULSE OXIMETER START INCREASING IMMEDIATELY AS THE TREATMENT WAS GOING AND HE WAS BREATHING BETTER AND HE ASKED FOR A STRAWBERRY MILK SHAKE. I THOUGHT, MAYBE WE RE ON TO SOMETHING HERE. IT WAS JUST PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL OF INFORMATION RESEARCH I
OrthoLazer Makes New Laser Technology Available for Franchising.
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A new laser technology recently made available for franchise opportunities is helping orthopedic surgeons in select cities earn passive income while offering their patients an alternative pain management option, according to Scott Sigman, M.D., founder of OrthoLazer Orthopedic Laser Centers headquartered in Rochester, NY. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (PRWEB) February 25, 2021 A new laser technology recently made available for franchise opportunities is helping orthopedic surgeons in select cities earn passive income while offering their patients an alternative pain management option, according to Scott Sigman, M.D., founder of OrthoLazer Orthopedic Laser Centers headquartered in Rochester, NY.