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Is there anything to help stop or slow progression of MGUS?
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Then you might know Escondido, where I lived in the '60s and Fallbrook, where I have lived for the last 15 years.
I have a very low power 850nm and 940nm LEDs that I use randomly on various areas for about 10 minutes per day. I've been doing this for over a year. I was interested in this to boost cell mitochondria and haven't really seen any benefits. I was diagnosed with IGM MGUS in Apr 2023.
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We were neighbors then! I lived in San Marcos and lastly, Fallbrook before I moved to Arkansas. I worked at the Fallbrook hospital in purchasing. My machine is also low level 660 nm and 850 nm but based off my results with plantar fasciitis, I know it has to help other areas. Hope you read the post by @circawdm. He’s had some impressive results and it has really given me hope!