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Thanks very much @Cheza very kind of you. Look forward to reading it :-)

Assuming your doctor wants you to go on LDN because you have some inflammation condition (not related to your T). Since T is often. but certainly not always, caused or aggravated by nerve inflammation (making your nervous system hypersensitive), there is a chance 30% or so that it will decrease...

@Noise_sucks Short answer is YES! That said, I don't know anything about your condition so can't say if it will help you. My T is somatosensory and caused 100% by myofascial trigger points on my face, neck and back (include these caused by TMJD). Light therapy has had a tremendous impact on...

@Jan64 yes. A lot through the finger but less as my hand gets thicker.

@Anima you are correct, there are difference between laser and LEDs, but @Noise_sucks is also right, the linked you refereed to is also just marketing hype. Lasers by definition are coherent, monochromatic and columnated. LEDs are not. But none of this matters. The bioactive range of the body...

I used the bulb http://a.co/gLRecJ2 and found it very good. It's 660nm, good range for LLLT. No fan so silent, but never gets too hot to touch (does gets warm). Nominally rate at 36W but closer to 25W. Still a lot of light. I attached it to homedepot cord light and makes good handle and...