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P A R T 2 – P A I N , S E C T I O N I I – P A I N T O S K I N , C U T S , B R U I S E S & I N F L A M M A T I O N
Pain to Skin, Cuts,
Bruises & Inflammation
SURGICAL CUTS – Accelerated Healing, Reduction of Scarring, Avoidance of Keloid Build-Up.
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POST-WAXING
TREATMENT:
Using the Medical Terminal.
SURGICAL CUTS
Scan the surface of the cut including 3 cm of edges. Treat twice daily for I min at 1000 Hz per
1
, for 4 days. Then repeat the treatment for another 4 days at 50 Hz.
every 10 cm
2
Do Part 3 – Core Support, Section I – Universal 3 (Blood Irradiation) in conjunction with
2
Step 1, also for 8 days.
If the wound is still not responding well after the above treatment, then repeat the entire treatment using
the Variable Setting (V) for Step 1, for 8 days.
Alternatively, practitioners may choose to apply the treatment 4-5 times a week. In this case,
Pro
double the treatment time for the areas being treated.
N O T E S
For injuries treated at home, treatments can be given more than once a day, as necessary.
POST-WAXING
For small areas, scan just above the surface of the skin, back and forth for 3 min at 1000 Hz.
1
For larger areas, scan the entire area for 10 mins at 1000Hz, paying extra attention to the most
inflamed spots during that time. Add any extra time, if needed, in 2 minute intervals.
2
Apply after wax products if desired.
Do Part 3 – Core Support, Section I – Universal 3 (Blood Irradiation) in conjunction with Step
3
1, after waxing large areas like the legs or the back. This is also useful for relieving any physical
or mental hyper-sensitivity after waxing.
If the skin is still sticky from wax residue and/or if there is any spot bleeding from the follicles, be sure
to take precautions to protect the sanitation and quality of your Terminal. Keep the Terminal off the skin,
or to really ensure protection of the Terminal a layer of plastic cling-film may be stretched tightly across
the face of the Terminal before treatment.
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