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I want to buy a Laser that treats Quitting smoiking, & Obesity?


An all in one if possible possibly including hair removal.
No e-bay or anything like that.
Please list price and where I can get it from.

No such thing.
There's no laser treatment for obesity or smoking.
They do have laser treatments that remove hair, but its only something that a doctor can perform. There's no device you can buy to treat that yourself.
You're kidding, right? You want to use a medical laser for surgery on yourself?

That's an even dumber idea than the vibrating weight-loss belt.
There's no such thing.
U smoke?
"Laser" originally was an acronym for light amplification through stimulated emission of radiation. While a laser can be used to cauterize hair follicles, I do not see how light, no matter how intense, could stop smoking and obesity, unless you are planning to kill smokers and obese people.
wow.. a good one cost a bomb - more than 10 K.. good luck with yr biz
No such thing exists.
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