At In­di Day Spa and Laser Ther­a­py, In­dra See­gob­in helps peo­ple beat their ad­dic­tions. Op­er­at­ing from Joyce Road Cara­pichaima since Jan­u­ary 2011 (and in prac­tice since 2007 lo­cal­ly), she is al­so a mem­ber of the World As­so­ci­a­tion for Laser Ther­a­py (WALT), an or­gan­i­sa­tion aimed at pro­mot­ing re­search, ed­u­ca­tion and clin­i­cal ap­pli­ca­tion of laser pho­to­stim­u­la­tion world-wide. This low-lev­el laser treat­ment calms and re­lax­es the mind, re­duces anx­i­ety and al­le­vi­ates de­pres­sive feel­ings, mak­ing it eas­i­er to cope with ad­dic­tion with­draw­al symp­toms and crav­ings that arise from giv­ing up nico­tine. (In­ci­den­tal­ly, the treat­ment al­so works for co­caine and mar­i­jua­na ad­dic­tion.) Be­fore treat­ment, a nico­tine breathal­yser test shows the per­cent­age of nico­tine in the blood. A cold, soft, low-lev­el laser light con­tacts spe­cif­ic merid­i­an points on the body, which aids in con­trol­ling ad­dic­tions, en­hances re­lax­ation and cre­ates a state of well be­ing. Treat­ment is pain­less and en­tire­ly safe.

For more in­for­ma­tion, email In­dra See­gob­in at in­drasee­gob­in10@gmail.com