I am a strength and conditioning coach and try to persuade people as much as possible from having this scam of a procedure done. There is no evidence that waving a red laser (laser pointer wavelength) over the human body will shrink or fracture a fat cell. The so called scientific evidence is only from the companies that sell them. Please post peer reviewed independent studies if they exist. This is a complete scam.
1. Yes you are foolish to believe such wild claims.
2. There is a saying "a a fool and their money is soon parted.
3. You as an individual have a responsibility to investigate any product or service before you spend your money.
4. The fda approved it because it was safe (you should read this as it does nothing and therefore causes no harm)
5. The fda is not the truthful organization that you think it is. INVESTIGATE IT YOURSELF.
6if you feel this is a scam(it is), contact your state attorney general and file a report/claim against the chiropractor/spa that you had service provided at.
7.this country (USA) has reached a sad state of affairs. Most individuals are too lazy to actually change their lifestyle, eat less, eat healthier and get some activity. They just look for some easy way to achiev anything, it usually doesn't exist.
Stan, I know it can be used for clinical applications. I believe it is approved for the removal of brown spots, I also believe that it must be in contact or at the very least within a minute distance of skin to work. The claims that they make do not hold up to real scrutiny. The lasers used in real liposuction must contact a fat cell to fracture it or rupture it.
Yourobviously a shill for the company and of course sell the service to your unsuspecting clients. I just hope that there is an attorney general somewhere that pursue this as a fraudulent activity.
It is sad to see that people will actually believe this nonsense. People are so desperate to lose weight yet do not want to do what is necessary, change eating habits and increase activity. The protocol requires you to take a supplement, diuretic, anorectic or stimulant or possibly all 3. If they tell you to exercise and change your eating habits then you really know what is doing the work. The supplement,exercise and eating habit change are the reasons. Study the facts of the laser, the wavelength of laser, the penetration properties and so forth you will find that it cannot do what is being claimed. I believe most of these laser are in the 650nm class, same as a laser pointer. This is a complete scam.
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2. There is a saying "a a fool and their money is soon parted.
3. You as an individual have a responsibility to investigate any product or service before you spend your money.
4. The fda approved it because it was safe (you should read this as it does nothing and therefore causes no harm)
5. The fda is not the truthful organization that you think it is. INVESTIGATE IT YOURSELF.
6if you feel this is a scam(it is), contact your state attorney general and file a report/claim against the chiropractor/spa that you had service provided at.
7.this country (USA) has reached a sad state of affairs. Most individuals are too lazy to actually change their lifestyle, eat less, eat healthier and get some activity. They just look for some easy way to achiev anything, it usually doesn't exist.
Posted to Zerona results? on 29 Feb 2012
Posted to Zerona results? on 29 Feb 2012
Posted to Zerona results? on 29 Feb 2012