FarInfrared is the bomb as a treatment

[Jo]

Hi folks,

I've used this heater for nearly 2 weeks now (it also emits a powerful red glow) and here's what I've noticed so far:

- Skin is smoother and softer and pores are smaller. Film and gunk feeling on skin is reduced

- Skin is less itchy

- Lesions heal quickly

- Sinuses are clearer (I can point rays up nostrils, in ear canals etc)

- It draws morg debris out of pores, and shows them in the bright light - some of which floats towards heater, and some others seem to fly towards heater and collects on the surface of the filter (gonna scope this stuff)...this is reducing in most areas.

- I've had two dead adult fungus gnats come out of skin whilst treating and fall to the floor

- I can no longer leach larvae out of hands

- Major reduction in fibres coming out of skin

Generally, after a short treatment I can feel the energy inside me - abit like a buzz or adrenaline rush.

Upon using on my neck and scalp, its pinpointed nest like areas that are tender. Also I have major debris coming from pubic area, this has not started to decrease.

I'm fairly sure that further benefits will come after using it for at least a month to complete a 'cycle'.

Jo xxx

[fracty]

That sounds wonderful Jo! Hurray!!!

I tried Googling FIR 300W heater but did not get specific results. I also checked the eBay link you posted, but I am wondering if you have a link to the specific kind/brand you are using. It sounds very effective.

Thank you.

[Kritters]

Hey Joey! Awesome!!!!

I have an idea. Whatever company makes that unit you are using might be happy to supply all of us a unit at minimal or no cost if they get the accolades when this sh**t hits the fan!

It's worth a shot, I think.

I'm so glad it's working so well for you!!!

xoxoxoKritts

[Markthebuilder]

I emaled the sales girl for theRainbow. She said it would cost 1250.00 to ship it to my local.

I suppose I could plug it in at the homless shelter.

[fracty]

lol Mark. I didn't know you were going to be my new neighbor.

Well, I was considering trying to save up for one of the ones that are around $100 - 200. Maybe those ones are not effective enough to make it worthwhile.

[Sadsack]

Mark -

The $1,250 is the total delivered price, correct?

These devices are not cheap, any brand, but there are much cheaper alternatives and they will all provide benefits. Obviously, the most effective - and most expensive - are the saunas. But even there, some companies make one person saunas that zip up with your head sticking out. I've seen them for $300.

Then there is bedding that confers FIR. You don't need electricity to emit FIR, some oxides do that naturally. Bamboo bedding is an excellent source. One woman I talk with has an FIR pad for her bed and said that it has helped with her symptoms more than anything else she has used (I think she paid around $100 for it).

So you have to research it and determine how much you can afford.

I want get the bedding for myself, including a pillow, since all I use is the pad the size of a heating pad. I want "all over" FIR.

SS

[fracty]

On the ebay link earlier in this thread the zip up ones are around $200. There are also items that are around $100 on that thread. It's just I would hate to spend that much and find it breaks right away or is not really worth it.

If I hadn't had the financial challenges of having this disease I could have gotten the regular sauna, but there is no way I can do that now.

[Jo]

Hi y'all,

I'm gonna report back in another 2 weeks of use. Here the brand Fracty:

http://shop.philips.co.uk/servlet/Co...ctID=124443800

SS and I have both looked at US Philips shop but FIRs not available. Surfing around it was hard to find something similar in the US, which is surprising. Maybe the UK shop would ship it over??

over and out

Jo xxx

[tcmgpt13]

Wouldn't something made for the UK have different electrical current than the US has? If purchased it would require an adapter to use in the US and may not run exactly as well as far as I understand unless it has been wired for both. Some products are wired this way, but it would be good to check to prevent surprises.

[Jo]

Originally Posted by tcmgpt13

Wouldn't something made for the UK have different electrical current than the US has? If purchased it would require an adapter to use in the US and may not run exactly as well as far as I understand unless it has been wired for both. Some products are wired this way, but it would be good to check to prevent surprises.

Hi TCM,

You're right, a product bought in UK and shipped to US would need a step up voltage converter because you guys run on 110V and uk runs on 220/230V. I wonder why??

Trouble is, this says they arent to be used with heating equipment:
Voltage Conversion- Step Down and Step Up Voltage Converters from Beststuff

ummm more snags.

Jo xxx