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Old 11-02-2014, 01:31 PM #3
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It is just a fancy automated version of a low level laser , also called cold or soft laser..

http://www.asalaser.com/lasertherapy/products/m6

My chiro used LLLT (low level laser therapy) for my low back and misc spot pains.
It worked great for that.
Thank you. I meant that I could only find a few folks on neurotalk that have used laser.

I am glad the laser helped you.

Still searching for the pot of gold for this pain.
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