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  • #31
    LED light panels are a way to provide such a window are wavelengths.Red light of wavelengths that are able to pass through the tissues up to 1 inch deep.LED light therapy has proven effective for a wide range skin rejuvenation needs.
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    • #32
      Originally posted by Solace View Post
      I've been reading a lot about how infra red light promotes and speeds up the healing process.

      I'm just wondering if anyone else on here has looked into this.

      I'm planning on building some led arrays and looking for the best prices for led's and circuit boards.

      S
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      • #33
        SSG to power LEDs

        Hi everyone! I have learned so much from the wonderful people on this forum. I was wondering if anyone has any ideas on powering 100-200 LEDs using a solid state ssg circuit with the inverted trigger (I think that's what it is). Any ideas on the optimal coil? How would I determine the best way to wire the LEDs?

        Edit:
        I was planning on using 6-7v input. I planned on tuning the ssg to a sweet spot and then switching the LEDs at the desired frequency.
        Thanks,
        Nate
        Last edited by Madnate; 05-27-2011, 12:40 AM.

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        • #34
          Help with pulse of red lights

          Originally posted by Aaron View Post
          Hi Athena,

          Yes, it does help to stimulate collagen synthesis and reduces wrinkles.

          Years ago when we started to get some serious coverage, Dr. Susan Lark,
          one of the leading women's health MD's did a feature article about our
          lights and the benefits for balancing hormones and I believe skin rejuvenation.
          The red and infrared work great for this.

          I would use the red/ir light - honestly you could get a red tail light from
          a junkyard, hook it to a battery and that is all you need (except it won't
          be pulsing) - red led's from radioshack, etc... red light is red light for the
          most part. It helps to have some descent intensity so multiple red led's
          at minimum. Shine it on the wrinkles for 5-15 minutes at a time three times
          a day.

          There are some pretty cheap red light panels these days that can be
          bought at many different places. You'd have to use them as steady red
          light sources and not pulsed but if anyone can make the electronics for
          you, it will be a small fraction of the price the ones go for that have the
          legitimate frequencies. I just wish those panels came in red and infrared
          combo - that would be the ultimate but I haven't found it yet.

          Mostly just red or red and blue for the purpose of growing plants.

          They're cheap enough that I can get good size panels and do what I've
          wanted to do for a long time. I have a 2-3 person infrared sauna in my
          garage. I want to line the inside side walls with red led panels to give
          that treatment while sitting inside. I will hook them up to a control panel
          that does give me the tissue resonant frequencies.

          If you can get the electrons to pulse the red lights, 292Hz is the frequency
          you want for skin rejuvenation - otherwise, just use steady red light.

          If there are any acne issues, then add blue light to the red/infrared.


          Hi!
          I have a LED panel with 225 red lights. Is there a way to modify it to make the lights pulse at 292Hz? I saw one video where a woman had an electrician make her a plug that caused the light to pulse, but I doubt it was at that particular frequency.

          Thanks!

          Elizabeth

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          • #35
            led pulse circuit

            Originally posted by elizabethjesse View Post
            Hi!
            I have a LED panel with 225 red lights. Is there a way to modify it to make the lights pulse at 292Hz? I saw one video where a woman had an electrician make her a plug that caused the light to pulse, but I doubt it was at that particular frequency.

            Thanks!

            Elizabeth
            Hi Elizabeth,

            You need some kind of circuit to control the pulsing. The way I did it was to take one of those panels you describe and put a transistor on one of the DC output lines and pulse it with a function generator. I used a function generator so it is completely universal.
            Sincerely,
            Aaron Murakami

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            • #36
              Originally posted by elizabethjesse View Post
              Hi!
              I have a LED panel with 225 red lights. Is there a way to modify it to make the lights pulse at 292Hz? I saw one video where a woman had an electrician make her a plug that caused the light to pulse, but I doubt it was at that particular frequency.

              Thanks!

              Elizabeth
              Hello Elizabeth. I'm currently working on this subject - pulsing LED according to Dr Nogier frequencies. My unit works with all seven settings but can be customized for any. I made a unit which fits inside my 225 panel but I'm planning to make separate device which will plug into wall socket and LED panel without modifying them. Device will have its own power supply, pulse generator with preset frequencies or digital display. If you wish to know more about please visit Light Therapy

              Regards
              Vtech
              'Get it all on record now - get the films - get the witnesses -because somewhere down the road of history some bastard will get up and say that this never happened'

              General D.Eisenhower


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              • #37
                Aaron,
                As you have stated...using a red tail light connected to a battery would be suffecient...how about red LED christmas lights mounted on a pegboard. At this point that is what I have access to. I considered that since you said red is red, that the lights I'm using should be able to do something besides be pretty. I stood right up to the lights (they don't get hot) and there are about 200 hundred lights in a 10 across and 20 down pattern. They're not as close as the lights sold in other panels but with regular lights turned off, they're quite bright. I was hoping they would be a deeper red (blood red) but they're light red. Have you personaly had any physical changes for the better using the lights you have mentioned?

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                • #38
                  Christmas tree lights - red

                  Originally posted by rhozzi View Post
                  Aaron,
                  As you have stated...using a red tail light connected to a battery would be suffecient...how about red LED christmas lights mounted on a pegboard. At this point that is what I have access to. I considered that since you said red is red, that the lights I'm using should be able to do something besides be pretty. I stood right up to the lights (they don't get hot) and there are about 200 hundred lights in a 10 across and 20 down pattern. They're not as close as the lights sold in other panels but with regular lights turned off, they're quite bright. I was hoping they would be a deeper red (blood red) but they're light red. Have you personaly had any physical changes for the better using the lights you have mentioned?
                  Hi Rhozzi,

                  Red is red as long as it is the same wavelength. 660nm is preferable, which is right in the middle of the red. Meaning 660nm red led is the same color as 660nm red laser. Just one is non-coherent and one is coherent with more brightness. If it is in the low 600nm range, it is just a little shorter and not as crisp as a red but will still work fine.

                  Are your Christmas tree lights regular bulbs or are they the LED ones? As far as the color, should be fine. If the string is wired for 110vac, might be a little more difficult to get them to pulse at whatever frequency you want compared to DC powered lights.

                  Maybe someone has a suggestion on a simple circuit to pulse the string that is wired for 110vac at custom frequencies. Even if they're just plugged straight into the wall, I'd imagine it would be pulsing already at 60 times per second. That is if you're in the states using 60 cycles at 110vac. But I would rather have them pulsed with a square wave DC source.
                  Sincerely,
                  Aaron Murakami

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                  • #39
                    When feeding light from AC mains you'll end up with 50 or 60Hz (depending on the country). One way is to make a low bandpass filter. It would be simpler to change resistor in line with LED string and power everything from DC source. Simple oscillator made on 555 timer and mosfet will do the job.
                    One thing confuses me; according to Dr Nogier one of the low frequencies suppose to be 294Hz, while other sources refer to 292Hz. Where this 292Hz came from?

                    Thanks
                    Vtech
                    'Get it all on record now - get the films - get the witnesses -because somewhere down the road of history some bastard will get up and say that this never happened'

                    General D.Eisenhower


                    http://www.nvtronics.org

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                    • #40
                      Would the red LED grow light panel from LEDwholesalers be safe to use for humans? It says to have them 2' away from plants.
                      I attached 2 pulsing red Led lights to my pegboard with my red Led christmas lights and have been using them for 2 weeks. I saw the plant light and thought it would be a good idea, if it is safe.

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                      • #41
                        safe led's

                        Originally posted by rhozzi View Post
                        Would the red LED grow light panel from LEDwholesalers be safe to use for humans? It says to have them 2' away from plants.
                        I attached 2 pulsing red Led lights to my pegboard with my red Led christmas lights and have been using them for 2 weeks. I saw the plant light and thought it would be a good idea, if it is safe.
                        They're safe for light therapy - the LED's are identical to those in healing units for people. They're just flat panels designed for their application - that is the only difference.
                        Sincerely,
                        Aaron Murakami

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                        • #42
                          Nogier

                          Originally posted by blackchisel97 View Post
                          When feeding light from AC mains you'll end up with 50 or 60Hz (depending on the country). One way is to make a low bandpass filter. It would be simpler to change resistor in line with LED string and power everything from DC source. Simple oscillator made on 555 timer and mosfet will do the job.
                          One thing confuses me; according to Dr Nogier one of the low frequencies suppose to be 294Hz, while other sources refer to 292Hz. Where this 292Hz came from?

                          Thanks
                          Vtech
                          Vtech,

                          292 is a multiple of 73 - those Nogier frequencies, which 292 is one (I haven't seen 294), and is for stimulating.

                          72 is the natural number, which is in balance with our tissues - but we don't use 72 multiple's only 73. That is something I discovered that I don't believe Nogier ever realized.

                          But in any case, the Nogier tissue resonance frequencies are all multiples of 73.
                          Sincerely,
                          Aaron Murakami

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                          Conference http://energyscienceconference.com
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                          • #43
                            Aaron. Yes, it makes sense. When you look at the Nogier link in my earlier post they refer to 294 instead of 292 , that was my confusion.
                            I got Charles McGee book today - Healing Energies of Heat and Light. Very good reading. I'm working on on few projects at the same time but my pulsing circuit runs well and just needs an enclosure to be made. I'm thinking of making one or two frequencies pulsers which will plug into LED panel without any modifications.
                            It seems to me that 292 should be one of them.
                            I suffered eye injury since October. Piece of debris missed my goggles and hit cornea at the pupil area. If its true that one blink takes one calorie I should be a stick man by now. I did three sessions and all discomfort is gone. My vision is improving.

                            Thanks
                            V
                            'Get it all on record now - get the films - get the witnesses -because somewhere down the road of history some bastard will get up and say that this never happened'

                            General D.Eisenhower


                            http://www.nvtronics.org

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                            • #44
                              red and 292hz

                              Dr. McGee shows all the protocols we did including the sauna and everything else you see.

                              For the eye, 292hz with red and/or infrared. You can close your eyes and put it to the eyelid if the red is too bright - that works fine.
                              Sincerely,
                              Aaron Murakami

                              Books & Videos https://emediapress.com
                              Conference http://energyscienceconference.com
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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by Solace View Post
                                I've been reading a lot about how infra red light promotes and speeds up the healing process.

                                I'm just wondering if anyone else on here has looked into this.

                                I'm planning on building some led arrays and looking for the best prices for led bulb and circuit boards.

                                S
                                Were you able to construct you led panels. I have seen lots of application of infrared lights you seems to be nice one.
                                Last edited by Michaeltorres; 01-10-2013, 03:35 PM.

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