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kmud-200117-frequencies-vibrations — Ray Peat Clip

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or was having another indirect anti-inflammatory effect. The imaging of bone density or osteoporosis can be done with ultrasound you can tell the strength of a bone as well as its density if you use ultrasound and since ultrasound stimulates bone repair it would be reasonable if doctors would evaluate aging women's bones using ultrasound but they x-ray them and x-rays actually weaken the bone and accelerate osteoporosis so it would be a good change of technology to use to switch over to ultrasound. A friend of mine who was for a year or more had had liver enzyme elevation and signs of hepatitis or developing cirrhosis had a very prolonged ultrasound examination of her liver and a couple of weeks later went back for another exam and her liver had completely recovered. I suspect it was from that very half an hour or so of looking around with an ultrasound imaging device.