P. Becu - La Biostimulation Laser : Les 12 Questions À Se Poser. P. Becu, 118 Pages

Having had the good fortune, during my veterinary studies, to meet Dr. Paul Nogier (internationally recognized as the father of auriculotherapy), I became interested very early on in biostimulation—that is, the activation of a living being’s self-healing abilities through non-invasive methods or techniques.

Among these, the so-called “cold” laser, or soft laser, quickly caught my attention due to its ease of use and, above all, the surprising results it made possible—primarily in tissue regeneration and pain relief—in both animals and humans...

I researched the subject, tried to understand how it worked, but above all, I used it at every opportunity, thereby confirming my initial impressions: the laser really works!

In over 30 years of practice, I haven’t performed miracles—I’ve even experienced a few setbacks—but when the therapeutic application was correct, I’ve always seen positive results, often exceeding my expectations... and those of my patients—especially the horses. 

I’ve also had numerous opportunities to use this technology on myself, or on friends and family members—without, of course, ever substituting it for the medical advice and treatments provided by doctors.

Today, as I’m regularly asked practical questions about lasers, their indications, and their use, I wanted to share my experience—without any pretensions—to help you answer this question: Should you—or shouldn’t you—invest in a laser biostimulation device?

The answer is yes, of course, but I’ll let you discover why...