Neuslaser HNC

De HCN neuslaser is net als alle andere neuslichten een product om je mee op het  verkeerde been te zetten.

Leuk verkoopverhaal en voor de rest nonsens.

Licht van 650 nanometer, de zg Gouden golflengte, is gewoon rood licht.:

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zichtbaar_spectrum

WAARSCHWING:

https://respectfulinsolence.com/2014/11/25/the-invasion-of-well-meaning-quacks-into-west-africa-continues-apace-part-deux/

“NoseApp2S” by Hemal – Own work. Licensed under CC0 via Wikimedia Commons.

Yes, basically it’s a small laser light that you stick in your nose and use tape to hold in place. The rationale is that the light will have access to the rich vascular plexus in the nasal mucosa, where the blood vessels are close to the surface. Of course, even the relatively thin epithelial lining of the nasal cavity is enough to stop UV Sometimes, the “irradiation” occurs through the skin. Of course, one can’t help but note that the particular laser irradiation of the blood shown in the Wikipedia article is not ultraviolet at all, given that the laser shown is a 1–3 mW helium–neon laser at a wavelength operating at 632.8 nm. That’s well within the visible spectrum towards the red end, hence the color. One can understand why this must be, because UV radiation is far more energetic than radiation towards the red end of the visible spectrum. Using actual UV lasers in the nose might produce the results desired, if you know what I mean.