Hi Michael, Are you still using this set up you built? Are you noticing any results that you could share? I am interested in building a set up like yours - looking for detoxing benefits from it. Would appreciate any feedback or info. that would provide. Look forward to hearing from you soon.
@SMHaggis Unfortunately I haven't been using it religiously like I should. When I have I take a 500mg of regular niacin. Man, I sweat soooo much! My friend Michael McEvoy ( metabolichealing . com) told me after a infrared session he took a shower and afterwards started sweating out black stuff from his pores. So it definitely must be doing something inside!
Are the Infrared light bulbs available at home depot near infrared? Also do you know anything about the led blue light that is meant to kill bacteria and where would one purchase these bulbs (red or blue) at a reasonable price?
@drjujuw I looked at Home Depot in my area and they only had "Red lights" If it doesn't say Infrared, don't use it. I got mine from an agricultural farm store in the chicken section. I think UV would be more effective at killing bacteria. But wouldn't expose an UV light to the skin. If you're wanting to tan and get your Vitamin D, look for specific UVA and/or UVB lights. (sperti) Someday I plan to build a UVA and/or UVB light array similar to Dr. Mercola's Sunsplash or D-lite stand-up system.
Hi, Michael. I have a question abut Dr. Wilson who recommends near infrared sauna as an important detoxification procedure. Did you ever do his hair mineral analysis program? Is he a quack or the real deal? Thanks for any feedback you can give me. -Markus
@markuskentwood I actually did a hair analysis through Michael McEvoy who is a Functional Diagnostic Nutritionist. (goto MetabolicHealing . com also on Facebook: Michael McEvoy Nutrition) He's into infrared too! He understands how to interpret hair tests as well as various blood tests. He spent over an hour talking to me on Skype about my results and made some recommendations. We stay in contact often whenever I have a question he doesn't mind answering. Contact him and tell him I sent ya!
@markuskentwood I am taking a course from Dr. Wilson online right now. He is extremely knowledgable about Tissue Hair Mineral Analysis and the Near Infrared Saunas. I would suggest using his program. I am learning how to read the tests right now. Very insightful!
@markuskentwood I'm curious how is he a fraud? I have read three of his books for my studies and the information is very cohesive with alternative medicine. There isn't anything out of the ordinary compared to other alternative doctors.
@CleanisticGirl you should read a lot of the things he says on his website. he has hundreds of articles. he supports some people and therapies that are known to be junk science that have been verified by doctors all across the world, not just the united states. that, for me, is enough to discount what dr. wilson says regarding anything. he also is heavily right wing conservative christian which doesn't make sense, either.
@MichaelGreen98 from what i remember, he mentioned stuff like the QXCI and iridiology, both of which I'm pretty sure are pretty fraudulent practices. you can search his site for those terms. here is a link to a video the CBC did on Bill Nelson, the creator of the QXCI cbc.ca/marketplace/2009/miracle_makers_or_money_takers/main.html
now i don't take mainstream media too seriously but then again, i don't take many people at all seriously, including those that resist the norm.
@MichaelGreen98 from what i remember, he mentioned stuff like the QXCI and iridiology, both of which I'm pretty sure are pretty fraudulent practices. you can search his site for those terms. look up a video on google that the CBC did on Bill Nelson, creator of the QXCI called "Why are Canadians hanging their hopes on this machine?"
now i don't take mainstream media too seriously but then again, i don't take many people at all seriously, including those that resist the norm.
@MichaelGreen98 from what i remember, he mentioned stuff like the QXCI and iridiology, both of which I'm pretty sure are pretty fraudulent practices. you can search his site for those terms. look up a video on google that the CBC did on Bill Nelson, creator of the QXCI called "Why are Canadians hanging their hopes on this machine?"
now i don't take mainstream media too seriously but then again, i don't take many people at all seriously, including those that resist the norm.
@ianjacklin This is Near Infrared. The ones in wooden infrared saunas use Far Infrared ceramic or carbon emitters. I think they're called semiconductors. You have to be careful with them because they can emit a fair amount of EMF at a closer distance. I'm looking into getting a personal Relax Sauna from momentum98 . com/relaxsauna.html The dual semiconductors are superior to the ones in housed saunas and there's internal reflection of the the Far Infrared. check out drlwilson . com
@ianjacklin Check out Phil Wilson on OneRadioNetwork... oneradionetwork . com/uncategorized/sauna-landing-page/ and he also talked with Robert Scott Bell on NaturalNewsRadio . com In the Archives listen to the March 24, 2011 show.
Hi Michael, Are you still using this set up you built? Are you noticing any results that you could share? I am interested in building a set up like yours - looking for detoxing benefits from it. Would appreciate any feedback or info. that would provide. Look forward to hearing from you soon.
SMHaggis 4 months ago
@SMHaggis Unfortunately I haven't been using it religiously like I should. When I have I take a 500mg of regular niacin. Man, I sweat soooo much! My friend Michael McEvoy ( metabolichealing . com) told me after a infrared session he took a shower and afterwards started sweating out black stuff from his pores. So it definitely must be doing something inside!
MichaelGreen98 2 months ago
Are the Infrared light bulbs available at home depot near infrared? Also do you know anything about the led blue light that is meant to kill bacteria and where would one purchase these bulbs (red or blue) at a reasonable price?
drjujuw 5 months ago
@drjujuw I looked at Home Depot in my area and they only had "Red lights" If it doesn't say Infrared, don't use it. I got mine from an agricultural farm store in the chicken section. I think UV would be more effective at killing bacteria. But wouldn't expose an UV light to the skin. If you're wanting to tan and get your Vitamin D, look for specific UVA and/or UVB lights. (sperti) Someday I plan to build a UVA and/or UVB light array similar to Dr. Mercola's Sunsplash or D-lite stand-up system.
MichaelGreen98 2 months ago
Hi, Michael. I have a question abut Dr. Wilson who recommends near infrared sauna as an important detoxification procedure. Did you ever do his hair mineral analysis program? Is he a quack or the real deal? Thanks for any feedback you can give me. -Markus
markuskentwood 6 months ago
@markuskentwood I actually did a hair analysis through Michael McEvoy who is a Functional Diagnostic Nutritionist. (goto MetabolicHealing . com also on Facebook: Michael McEvoy Nutrition) He's into infrared too! He understands how to interpret hair tests as well as various blood tests. He spent over an hour talking to me on Skype about my results and made some recommendations. We stay in contact often whenever I have a question he doesn't mind answering. Contact him and tell him I sent ya!
MichaelGreen98 6 months ago
@markuskentwood I am taking a course from Dr. Wilson online right now. He is extremely knowledgable about Tissue Hair Mineral Analysis and the Near Infrared Saunas. I would suggest using his program. I am learning how to read the tests right now. Very insightful!
CleanisticGirl 4 months ago
@CleanisticGirl i did a lot of research on dr. wilson and it seems he is a fraud unfortunately.
markuskentwood 4 months ago
@markuskentwood I'm curious how is he a fraud? I have read three of his books for my studies and the information is very cohesive with alternative medicine. There isn't anything out of the ordinary compared to other alternative doctors.
CleanisticGirl 4 months ago
@CleanisticGirl you should read a lot of the things he says on his website. he has hundreds of articles. he supports some people and therapies that are known to be junk science that have been verified by doctors all across the world, not just the united states. that, for me, is enough to discount what dr. wilson says regarding anything. he also is heavily right wing conservative christian which doesn't make sense, either.
markuskentwood 4 months ago
@markuskentwood Which therapies are junk science? can you be specific?
MichaelGreen98 2 months ago
@MichaelGreen98 from what i remember, he mentioned stuff like the QXCI and iridiology, both of which I'm pretty sure are pretty fraudulent practices. you can search his site for those terms. here is a link to a video the CBC did on Bill Nelson, the creator of the QXCI cbc.ca/marketplace/2009/miracle_makers_or_money_takers/main.html
now i don't take mainstream media too seriously but then again, i don't take many people at all seriously, including those that resist the norm.
markuskentwood 2 months ago
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@MichaelGreen98 from what i remember, he mentioned stuff like the QXCI and iridiology, both of which I'm pretty sure are pretty fraudulent practices. you can search his site for those terms. look up a video on google that the CBC did on Bill Nelson, creator of the QXCI called "Why are Canadians hanging their hopes on this machine?"
now i don't take mainstream media too seriously but then again, i don't take many people at all seriously, including those that resist the norm.
markuskentwood 2 months ago
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@MichaelGreen98 from what i remember, he mentioned stuff like the QXCI and iridiology, both of which I'm pretty sure are pretty fraudulent practices. you can search his site for those terms. look up a video on google that the CBC did on Bill Nelson, creator of the QXCI called "Why are Canadians hanging their hopes on this machine?"
now i don't take mainstream media too seriously but then again, i don't take many people at all seriously, including those that resist the norm.
markuskentwood 2 months ago
@markuskentwood You should stay off of quackwatch, the site is run by quacks!!
MichaelGreen98 4 months ago
@MichaelGreen98 you shouldn't assume things, michael.
markuskentwood 4 months ago
Are they inferred lights or just really hot red lights? Cause i go in an inferred sauna and there are no lights that I can see anyway?
ianjacklin 7 months ago
@ianjacklin This is Near Infrared. The ones in wooden infrared saunas use Far Infrared ceramic or carbon emitters. I think they're called semiconductors. You have to be careful with them because they can emit a fair amount of EMF at a closer distance. I'm looking into getting a personal Relax Sauna from momentum98 . com/relaxsauna.html The dual semiconductors are superior to the ones in housed saunas and there's internal reflection of the the Far Infrared. check out drlwilson . com
MichaelGreen98 7 months ago
@ianjacklin Check out Phil Wilson on OneRadioNetwork... oneradionetwork . com/uncategorized/sauna-landing-page/ and he also talked with Robert Scott Bell on NaturalNewsRadio . com In the Archives listen to the March 24, 2011 show.
MichaelGreen98 7 months ago