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#217

I’m sick, feeling blehhh and sleeping much. I must say played yesterday the zapper and today. Feeling a bit more energized and the annoying headache is less to none.

Kudos to the hulda zapper icw virus disruption…

Re-edit: After a few days of fever, visited the doctor. Apparently it is a bacteria that is causing the long fever, sleepiness and not so a virus. Probably ate something wrong… Still i think the hulda zapper can help feeling more energized, plus it works allround on viruses and bacteria. I removed the comment on Max Heal since I there were at least 3 reviews with COVID relief after Max Heal. After thinking it through, iIt would not be fair to make the claim that it might not help with viruses. I’d suppose bacteria are another matter :slight_smile:. Now for the latter there are other fields ;).

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#218

Should I listen Near infrared therapy and The Smart hulda Zapper every day and if so how many times?

Thanks in advance

#219

I loop both from time to time, infrared not every day, the zapper as needed. Zap as long as you need to, infrared you’ll have to experiment with, but you don’t need to listen for hours. It depends!

#220

So 2 to 3 times both fields, every day, should be enough?

#221

It depends. If you’re getting results, it’s enough.

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#222

Near Infrared Therapy and Far Infrared Therapy (source: Perplexity AI && Gemini) offer distinct benefits due to their different heating mechanisms. Near infrared systems focus on improving the skin’s surface, raising core body temperature, enhancing circulation, and providing pain relief. They are effective for rejuvenating the skin and offering topical relief for skin issues and mild pain. On the other hand, Far Infrared Therapy heats the body internally, leading to profuse sweating that aids in detoxification, metabolism increase, weight loss, stress reduction, and stimulating blood flow deeply to reduce inflammation and enhance muscle recovery. While both therapies can detoxify the body, they achieve it through different processes; near infrared systems provide topical relief, while far infrared units promote toxin release through sweating. Ultimately, the choice between Near Infrared Therapy and Far Infrared Therapy depends on individual health goals and preferences.

Wavelength:

  • NIR: Possesses shorter wavelengths (0.8-1.5 micrometers) compared to FIR.
  • FIR: Has longer wavelengths (5.6-1000 micrometers) than NIR.

Penetration Depth:

  • NIR: Penetrates less deeply, primarily targeting the skin and shallow tissues.
  • FIR: Penetrates deeper, reaching deeper tissues and potentially even some internal organs.

Applications:

  • NIR: Often used for:
    • Skin health: Wound healing, collagen production, and reducing inflammation.
    • Pain relief: Particularly for muscle and joint pain.
  • FIR: Often used for:
    • Detoxification: Sweating to release toxins.
    • Relaxation: Improving circulation and muscle relaxation.
    • Pain relief: Similar to NIR, but potentially for deeper-seated pain.
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#223

Hello everyone, I have a question… Does the thigh fat burner work on the outer thigh area as well(saddlebag area)? I have been using it for 3 weeks or so and it’s incredibly effective but I see results in the lower area of thighs. Plus I only feel the tingling closer to the knees only… Idk maybe the results aren’t there yet or my eye got used to the results already :grinning: