One may argue with recommendations, but not with success stories. About a year ago Jacob Lerner fell and hurt his right leg. Because of his diabetes, the wound became worse and a hole formed in the lower part of his leg which none of the doctors could close. “I underwent treatment in several hospitals, but there was no improvement in the wound”, says Lerner, “I was treated in a pressure cell for diabetes patients in a centrally located hospital and even that didn’t help, until I came across an advertisement for the B-Cure device, that promised to heal pain.
In the meantime the doctors did not think the wound could be healed and advised me to amputate the foot, but I decided to give the device a chance, to see what it could do”. After using the device for three months, Lerner’s leg was healthy again, without pain or side effects, while at the same time the doctors continued to say that such a treatment would take at least three years. “Unfortunately for me, I was hospitalized the last three months for difficult problems in my body”, Lerner adds. “Problems with the stomach, breathing problems, burning in the buttocks that prevented me from sitting in a chair, and also severe back- and headaches.
Although the doctors recommended various treatments, I decided to go back to the laser device and within two months there was a great improvement in most of my problems from the past as well as the pains all over my body. I am so glad that I wasn’t put off and continued the treatment with patience and obstinacy. I don’t understand why they don’t make hospitals install such a device. It is an ingenious device that saves people’s arms and legs. As far as I’m concerned, it’s simply lifesaving”.
For Athletes Too
The B-Cure Laser is a innovative device being used by doctors in hospitals around the world for several years. It is the first device that combines clinical healing power in a mobile device, small, rechargeable, and safe for home use. It is a soft laser medical device intended to provide professional treatment for orthopedic problems, sports wounds and injuries, inflammation, joint pain, diabetes problems, pressure sores, and even veterinary treatments. It of course comes with Canadian Ministry of Health approval and the European Community’s approval for medical devices. It is used for six to eight minutes a day.
Its success with tendon damage is great and there is marked improvement within two weeks. It is also excellent for athletes who hurt themselves all the time, athletes and basketball players who suffer from recurring injuries and the treatment can help reduce the pain.
what is soft laser?
Soft laser is low intensity laser light that works on the skin’s surface, and at the same time penetrates without heating or damaging the skin. Soft laser treatment stimulates the body’s natural healing mechanisms at both the cellular and systemic levels. The result: every kind of cell receives the energy required for activation of its optimal functioning, thus allowing it to “self-heal” and naturally overcome specific problems. There is no need to be frightened by the green light emanating from the device, as it is only a means of control for its action and also an easy way for you to direct its use. At the same time, pointing the laser at one’s eyes is prohibited.
There is no need to wear goggles during use and it may be used in the field, for first aid, in treating oneself or a third party. Use of the device also has many green advantages, among them the reduction in use of chemical medications; it saves time, incurs fewer costs and activities as a single small, especially friendly device replaces several different devices. In the last decade over 2000 studies have been published on soft laser treatment for pain relief and healing, proving the clinical value of soft laser therapy.
In those studies, however, the devices used were from the older generation, and today the results will be even better. “It is an addition to the range of methods we have to treat pain” says Dr. Silvio Brill, chairman of the worlds Pain Association, “From the cost aspect, side effects, and treatment success, my impression is that the device is good and successful. One need not take the patient to the hospital, you can give him the tools to take care of things at home. It doesn’t replace major treatment, but it is indeed a welcome addition”.
