P. Becu - Laser Biostimulation : 12 Questions To Ask Yourself. P. Becu, 118 Pages

Having been fortunate enough, during my veterinary studies, to meet Dr. Paul Nogier (internationally recognized as the father of auriculotherapy), I soon became very interested in biostimulation—that is, the mobilization of a living being’s self-healing capabilities using non-invasive methods or techniques.

Among these, the so-called “cold” laser—or soft laser—quickly caught my attention because of its ease of use and, above all, the surprising results it produced, particularly in tissue regeneration and pain relief for both animals and people.

I have documented this and tried to understand how it works, but above all, every time I have used it, it has reinforced my initial impressions: the laser is effective!

In more than 30 years of practice, I have not performed miracles. I have even experienced a few setbacks, but when the therapeutic application was correct, I have always achieved positive results—often exceeding my own expectations and those of my patients… particularly with horses.

I have also had many opportunities to use this technology on myself, or on friends and family members—without, of course, ever replacing the opinions and medical treatments of other physicians.

Today I am regularly asked practical questions about lasers, their indications, and their use, and I wanted to share my experience—without any preconceived notions—to help you answer the question: Should you invest in a soft laser device or not?

The answer is yes, of course, but I’ll leave it to you to discover why...