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Originally Posted by remek Although, as you know, I'm with Modesto on the IPR theory. Xeno hasn't justfied his theory -- IMO, at least. Nor has he even tried too. Everything is "systematics." The body might be subdued to IPR after a cut, or some type of injury, but I see no way how it relates to PE. |
I agree. In another experiment I built an LED array based upon the NASA model of using LED wavelengths to promote/help/speed/whatever the healing process. It was also stated the LED light created Nitric Oxide.
Anyway, I clamped with the LED array for a couple of weeks and noticed nothing remarkable other than a very warm dick. Also, the darkening effect subsided more quickly than without - but I think that's the heat.
A few months later I had surgery and received many stitches along a 7-inch cut. I used the LED array on the cut the same day and for 7 days following. I had remarkable healing. My doctor was floored. I told him about the LED and said he'd heard about it, but it was too expensive for patients to have one. (Also, the NASA study found use of LED only helps in the first 5 to 10 days - and contributes nothing afterward.)
The remaining scar is also much less obvious than it would've been otherwise. The reason I know this is, this is my second surgery with the same cut and stitch count (more or less). The other time it took much longer to heal and didn't look as nice as this one.
That long story was to point out I don't think you can fool the healing process. And I don't think hanging causes the kind of damage which triggers it. I think hanging is akin to stretching joints - over time the connective tissue gives in to the stretching. Stretching joints isn't considered causing damage.