Specialists in the field of chemical detoxification (such as Sherry Rogers, M.D. and William Rea, M.D.) have written extensively on the benefits of Far-Infrared-Sauna detoxification (called 'Depuration Therapy'). Recent research on chemically contaminated firefighters has confirmed clinical benefits.
For more detailed information, pick up a copy of Dr. Roger's book called 'Detoxify Or Die'. It is available at Amazon.com or from the publisher at 1-800-846-6687. She explains the treatment, its safety and benefits and sources of saunas. (I use a Far-Infrared Sauna from High Tech Health, Inc., 1-800-794-5355. You can call them for their research file on this type of therapy.)
Best wishes and good luck.
2006-06-08 18:44:59
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answered by Doctor J 7
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Hmmm. . . are you using this for pain or for depression? I ask because I apparently read something different from what the other answers did. If I've totally missed the point, please forgive me.
If you're using it for mood, I'd say it's worth a try. I didn't believe the difference light made until I started keeping a health diary. I didn't actually spring for a light box but I believe in light therapy so much that I'll make a point to go for a drive on a cloudy day just to get whatever sunlight I can. And I moved my office into an east-facing room to get that morning sun.
I hope that helps and Best Wishes.
2006-06-07 03:37:57
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answered by Professor of Herbs 5
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Infrared is heat, so I suppose it would work for anything that benefits from the application of heat. When they start using terms like "infrared light therapy" it sounds to me like they are trying to sell you and expensive bill of goods on some overpriced item. Go out and get some heat lamp from a hardware store for a couple of bucks and save yourself hundreds of dollars. Just watch out of burning from ultravioloet and all that, common sense really.
2006-06-07 03:23:45
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answered by Kokopelli 7
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as nicely the reality that they are brighter and use much less skill. There are 10 or so of them in a easy consequently if a million is going out you nevertheless have 9 lights up. With a familiar bulb as quickly because it is going its long previous.
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answered by ketcher 4
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Although it does heat up the body faster and consistently, there is no evidence that it is far better than a good electric blanket or a heat wrap.
2006-06-07 03:24:43
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answered by I don't know 5
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only if you want to glow at night
2006-06-07 09:44:22
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answered by Anonymous
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i don't know
2006-06-07 03:46:30
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answered by Erik 2
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