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Thank you for your post. I am a firm believer in Red Light Therapy because it healed plantar fasciitis in my left heel after almost a year of pain, injection and doctor visits. I read about it in The Energy Blueprint and ordered the Red Rush model from Red Therapy and received a $100 discount using the code Energy Blueprint. I walk at least 3 miles every day first thing in the morning and have for years- it is my meditation and helps my degenerative disc in lower back so I was devastated when the plantar fasciitis became so painful I could no longer take my walks. Within a week of red light therapy I was back on the road and I would say within 3 weeks it was completely healed although I do use it occasionally to this day along with other parts of my body. I point the bottom of my feet to the machine 4-6” away for 10 minutes 5 days a week. Truly amazing and I am so thankful I found it. It comes with a hook you place on the wall to hang it, which you can raise or lower depending on whether you sit or stand. Or you can order it with a stand. If anyone is interested, I can post a picture. Thank you @kobe2026 for the great explanation. I am now using it for MGUS, hair loss (71 years old) degenerative disc and osteoporosis although I haven’t been as faithful lately as we are in the process of moving. I still use it 20 minutes per day focused on my feet, back and scalp. There are many great Redlight devices out there so I am not promoting the brand I chose but it sure works for me.

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Hello. Yes, I’m interested. Please post the picture.
I’ve wondered about it but there are so many options I had no idea where to start.
The lady who walks my dog (I no longer can because PV or long time arthritis and joint pain, back pain, or both prevent me from walking for more than a few feet without assistance) is an RN who gave that up. She spends most of her time volunteering at a horse rescue and she believes strongly in red light therapy for “her” horses and she uses it herself for joint pain.
Thanks.

Thank you for your post it was very interesting. How do you use it for MGUS and have you seen positive results?