BIOPTRON: Best distance to hold Bioptron

Listen to Bioptron expert William as he discusses The Best Distance to Hold a Bioptron.
www.bioptronclinic.co.nz Bioptron Hyperlight is a medical device which supports a range of medical conditions, including: Chronic Pain Neck & Back Pain Wounds & Scars Acne & Psoriasis Sports Injuries Ageing Inflammation Arthritis Immune System Seasonal Affective Disorder
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[@jennytaylor3324]

Useful info. Thanks. There's fairly little online, except for PDF treatment times, and a lot in Swiss - promo clips and the like. Good product, though. I bought a reconditioned one last year on Ebay (the middle sized version), and quite a few family members have benefited enormously from even light use. It has beauty uses too.

[@desjarda]

At 10 cms from the skin Bioptron produces 2.4 joules/cm2 per minute on the treated area. If bioptron is 1cm from the treated area ( or even the rim of the Medall touching the skin) what will be the energy delivered per cm2 per minute? Is there an easy way to calculate this in regards to the distance of the " rim" to the targerted body area?

[@marianpadilla6134]

Do you have a branch in Australia? I live in Sydney.

[@SebaOPL]

They try to scam people everywhere. They are doctors with no degree. Quackery full time

[@conaroma_de_mujer.]

@@SebaOPL y como sabe usted eso ? Y tiene usted ese aparato para dar esta respuesta ? Me parece irresponsable de su parte decir estas cosas sin dar pruebas

[@SebaOPL]

@@conaroma_de_mujer. somehow you don't need any evidence from him. If he tells you the world is flat will you believe that too? Listen, when it comes to health talk with your doctor and not another MLM charlatan who tries to sell you something that helps all your illnesses without even being recognized by certified doctors.

[@rq9622]

@@SebaOPL u have no data or evidence for your claims. The lack of studies about a subject doesn't render it useless.

[@SebaOPL]

@@rq9622 if that was really as useful as advertised it would certainly be used in hospitals. All their pitches are actually so cringe and bad words can't describe. I noticed they started using more of the "quantum" in their videos. It's hilarious cause Zepter AG in Switzerland hires less than 20 employees... Yes, let's trust then when they speak their product works on a quantum level, it's a joke!

[@SebaOPL]

Hello Dr Quack

[@clairefreeman1222]

It's such a shame you don't know the origins of the word QUACK or QUACKERY. Mabye research that. And you'll realise that for millenia people healed through light/colour and sound too. But along came antibiotics just after WW2 and modern medicine made a breakthrough. They then spent millions via the media to denigrate all previous healing techniques. Also, it is the right of each individual to choose to heal how they wish to.

[@SebaOPL]

@@clairefreeman1222 light therapy is so efective it's not used in any hospital. I guess health care would be making no money if everyone would just get one bioptron lamp. You really believe in this nonsense?

[@jennytaylor3324]

@@SebaOPL If you think that, you need to do more research.

[@Msenlightened1]

I just bought this device! And its helped me alot!

[@TaiNguyen-tm1md]

@@SebaOPL u ever heard blue light on baby?