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Can you use the high frequency machine on someone that has gold teeth?

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Energetic657113Jul 4, 2021

I just want to know if the high frequency machine can be used on me I know it says to take off all jewelry and avoid people with braces But my question is what about gold teeth ? Gold on teeth ?

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