From: Sandi Radomski Subject: Promising Laser Protocol for a Healthy BrainDate: December 29, 2013 at 1:52:09 PM HSTTo: Reply-To: Sandi Radomski

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I recently attended a seminar with Dr. Daniel Murphy who is a board certified chiropractor. He presented the following Brain Health protocol using a laser at 635 nm. which is similar to theSoftlaser Plusour newest version of the Advanced Laser.He believes it may improve brain health and memoryand potentially prevent Alzheimer's disease.I discussed this procedure during aTeleconference interview with Dr. Pat Carrington several weeks ago. There was so much interest that I want to share it with all of you.

As we age, our biggest fear may no longer be cancer, the "C" word. It may be Alzheimer's disease, the "A" word. It slowly but surely can rob us of our cognition, our memory, and our connections with our loved ones. Brain inflammation is now seen as one ofthe primary causes of Alzheimer's dementia. "Therefore, reducing brain inflammation can be essential to slow the process of brain aging and to prevent the build-up of Alzheimer's plaques". (Robin H. Miller, M.D., coauthor of the Smart Woman's Guide to Midlife and Beyond)

The Softlaser Plus is an easy and accessible way to reduce inflammation in our body and our brain.

The Brain Health protocol involves shining the 635 nm laser on 5 sets of points on the head for one minute each (see images below). He suggests doing the procedure 2 times a day but remember that any time doing it is better than not doing them at all. The procedure is done with two laser beams so we are using 2 lasers.

If you do not already have your laser, you can click below.Click here to for laser offers! Click here to for laser offers!Dr. Murphy has been using this protocol personally for several years and he feels that it has prevented any age related vision loss and has increased his ability to multi-task. Studies have shown positive results using this protocol for Parkinson's disease and for strokes.During the training in which I learned this procedure, I heard a testimonial of a chiropractor who used this procedure on his mother-in-law living in a nursing home with Alzheimer's disease. When he arrived, she was not able to recognize him or talk coherently. After the short Brain health treatment, she was talking and interacting. Unfortunately, the improvement did not last to his next visit but the change was present and remarkable.

With love and gratitude and New Year's wishes for a lifetime, healthy brain.

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