4-Inch Nail Puncture Wound

Zepter International NZ Ltd
31 October 2000
AUCKLAND
Attention Mr George Kondic

As an ex-farmer and semi-retired builder I am of the old mould of land person and for years have taken the various accidents, bumps and knocks in my stride, believing that my body will heal itself somehow and let me get on with my work. But as I've got older the body seems to take much longer to get over even the smallest hurt.

Alternative Therapies have always fascinated me so when I was first told about Bioptron a year ago I decided to investigate and soon became convinced that if it could assist and regenerate the body and strengthen the immune system then it would certainly assist me. So we bought not one but two lights - one for ourselves and one to loan to friends so that they too could come to know its healing powers.

Just recently I had the misfortune (and opportunity) to test the light to its limits. Working on a building I jumped down from an upper level onto a 4-inch nail protruding out from a piece of 4 x 2 timber. The nail went through my sandshoe and penetrated some 3 to 4 centimetres sideways into the arch of my left foot. It was late afternoon so with a very painful and bleeding foot, I left for home immediately.

On reaching home some 15 minutes later my first thoughts were to bathe the wound in very hot water and then put it up so that it wouldn’t throb so painfully and then decide what to do next. My wife said to me “Why don’t you use the light?”

I realized that I had completely overlooked using the light on myself but after a quick Oxy-Spray, I began using the little light. After only a few minutes the pain had abated by at least 75-80% so I continued on for another 4 minutes and then retired to bed where I slept all night.

Next morning I got up as per normal and carried out my usual chores before heading off for work. As I walked to the car my wife said “How is your foot?” and I was stunned to realize I had no pain, no discomfort walking and in fact had completely forgotten about yesterday’s accident.

Thank God for a non-rusty nail and Fern & David for introducing us to Bioptron.

Graeme Inger
Warkworth