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Aug 2Liked by Brandon Iglesias, Chem.E.

Hello, Brandon;

Thank you for the post.

You talk about ‘660 nm R and 850 nm NIR terahertz transmitters’; can 650nm red & 808 nm NIR lasers be used? Thanks.

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Per research in referenced literature on this post 650 and 808. 650 is shown to benefit depression, eye health, hair growth, oral health, pain, fertility and skin rejuvenation.

810 nm is a published good terahertz frequency, do not see any on 808. Why 808?

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Aug 2·edited Aug 2Author

I don't see why not, but proper laser safety glasses required and the room should be clearly marked when laser on or not and comply with all local and national gov standards to not mess with anybody's vision. I am utilizing LEDs, laser should penetrate deeper into body since coherent.c Check on tissue interaction concerns. Keep in mind simple salting with magnesium sulphite and sodium bicarbonate is very helpful as well in removing the gunk.

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What do you think of using the IR bulbs but inverting the waveform. So on the live hot phase wire adding a inverted diode. (Cathode of diode facing power supply or mains) so it will suppress the positive half wave cycle and give a Pulsed Negative Half wave. I've heard this is more beneficial for healing purposes. And apparently some say can disrupt "hydra" / the SynBio.

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Aug 5·edited Aug 5Author

Depends upon the circuit design and resonance and driver. I would test it first on simpler life.

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Hello sir!

I'm re-reading a lot of Brandon's posts and just found your comment. I'm intrigued with your reasoning for inverting the waveform emitted by the IR bulbs, and consider acting as if I'm a sixth grader in my level of understanding! :) Where did you hear that the inverted waveform of which you speak can disrupt the hydra/synbio?

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