Kearney Hub: “MLS® frees you from pain”

20 February 2018 - Trade fairs & Congresses -

The Kearney Hub, the paper from the central and southern region of Nebraska, has no doubts: MLS® Laser Therapy is the right solution for resolving pain caused by inflammation, persistent lumbago and cervical pain from whiplash, thereby also avoiding a massive use of painkillers. This is confirmed by the hands-on experience of chiropractor Trenton Talbitzer of the “Platte Valley Chiropractic Acupuncture and Wellness Center” in Kearney, who notes that “8 out of 10 patients stated that they were free from pain after just a few sessions, recording considerable relief”.

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