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 "We've already seen how using LEDs can improve a bone-marrow transplant patient's quality of life," said Dr. Harry Whelan, professor of neurology, pediatrics and hyperbaric medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
"Companies in this business are looking at the medical research that is being conducted regarding different frequencies of light to see where this technology might take us," says Braden. He foresees wound care as being the next big application. "You can expect over the next few years to see LED therapy as being the primary treatment for wounds such as post-surgical and non-healing wounds like diabetic ulcers." Whelan and Ignatius say they would like to test their technology in other clinical situations such as spinal cord injuries and for treatment of Parkinson's disease, strokes, brain tumors, and tissue and organ regeneration.

"It may seem strange to some people because it is very much a change in the whole paradigm of medicine, which has been pretty much poisons and knives up until this point. The use of natural energy at an intensity that is brighter than the sun, but still nonetheless near infrared light at wavelengths that are helpful and not harmful, to enhance the cells' natural biochemistry truly has a lot of potential in the medical arena," says Whelan.

PAIN-X 2000 is patented, and uses the same technology NASA uses aboard the Space Shuttle, and the same technology used by the NAVY Seals! Now it is available to you.

           
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Medical Disclaimer:
The PAIN-X 2000, and devices and services offered at Emerson WorldWide, are not substitutes for regular medical care, for medical assistance and treatment, see your medical doctor, or alternate health care professional. The Infrared Helmet has not been evaluated by the FDA, although the other PAIN-X 2000 products have been cleared for aching joints, muscle pains, to increase blood circulation, and relax muscles. PAIN-X 2000 is patented, and uses the same technology NASA uses aboard the Space Shuttle, and the same technology used by the NAVY Seals.
The Infrared Helmet is intended for the possible beneficial effects as set forth on the website, but it is not sold as a cure for any disease, and currently is in the "trial" stage. You are advised to consult with your physician and health provider before utilizing it if you have any concerns about it affecting your health. The purchaser must understand that he/she is assuming full responsibility for the safe and proper use of this device and will only use the Helmet in accordance with the instructions. Further, this will constitute an implied indemnity that the buyer of the Infrared Helmet agres to indemnity and hold harmless the supplier and manufacturer of the Infrared Helmet from any consumer claims against this product or its ultimate use.

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