MEDICAL LASER THERAPY

Medical Laser Therapy uses high-efficiency low-level lasers for therapeutic purposes, including to reduce inflammation, increase energy levels in cells, enhance immune system, improve quality of sleep, and replenish skin cells health. It is a safe method with no reported side effects.

Medical Laser Therapy uses a Low-Level Laser Therapy or Cold Laser Therapy, which is a technology invented in Germany by Dr. Hans Michael Weber, M.D., a researcher in laser therapy and a president of the International Society of Medical Laser Applications (ISLA). Dr. Weber’s finding suggests that applying laser emitted at different wavelengths via fiber optics cable intravenously can promote regeneration of blood cells, muscles, tissues, and bones and fuel them with energy from mitochondria. Mitochondria, or cells’ powerhouse, are stimulated to produce a substantial amount of energy, as a result of Laser Therapy. Fully charged, injured or dying cells are able to self-regenerate and function normally. Moreover, Medical Laser Therapy can also promote and improve metabolism.

Optimizing health regeneration, Medical Laser Therapy is suitable to be combined with Cell Therapy and Intravenous Vitamin Therapy.  Administrable intravenously or attached externally, it has properties to enhance the immune system, accelerate healing in the body, and inhibit viral and bacterial growth.

Lasers travel in a straight line and not along the blood vessels. Nevertheless, they have the properties to increase energy levels in the blood, as well as improve metabolism. Utilizing this energy, red and white blood cells trigger the photodynamic system and promote blood circulation with every heartbeat. Different laser wavelengths benefit not only the red blood cells, but also other different particles in the bloodstream, including Growth Factor, which is a naturally occurring substance used by cells to communicate with each other to promote growth. It also assists in cell repair, cell growth, and the elimination of harmful microbes from the bloodstream, including bacteria, virus, and other microorganisms.

Each laser of a different wavelength and frequency has a different level of penetration into the skin layer, cells, and tissues. Red light laser, for instance, can emit energy 2-3cm deep into the subcutaneous layer, while Infrared can penetrate up to 4-6cm into the skin. With various properties, each laser also yields different therapeutic results.

RED LIGHT
boosts cell energy, improves blood circulation, enhances the immune system, breaks down fat in arteries, reduces and soothes inflammation, treats depression, nausea, and migraine

BLUE LIGHT
reduces inflammation, stimulates the production of telomerase enzyme, which has anti-aging effects, stimulates the production of fibroblast to heal wounds, and stimulates the production of elastin, collagen, and other essential proteins. Moreover, BLUE LIGHT can also stimulate the production of nitrous oxide, which essentially improves the circulation of blood, and has potent antimicrobial properties against particular bacteria, virus, and microorganisms in certain cases where medication proves to be ineffective.

YELLOW LIGHT
stimulates the secretion of serotonin, or the “happy hormone” that has a role in cardiovascular and gastrointestinal functions. It also supports the synthesis of Vitamin D, giving it its antimicrobial effect, improves metabolism, and removes toxins from cells.

GREEN LIGHT
promotes functions of red blood cells and hemoglobin, improves blood circulation, treats polycythemia, reduces lactic acid that causes acidosis, improves the binding and transporting of oxygen in blood.

INFRARED
boosts the production of ATP in cells, repairs damaged cells, improves blood circulation, and reduces inflammation.

1. ACUPUNCTURE LASER: following the guidelines of Traditional Chinese Medicine’s acupuncture, but unlike acupuncture, Acupuncture Laser Therapy applies lasers deep into the skin layer instead of needles and is therefore, painless. Energy emitted from lasers will charge and energize blood cells and tissues, aiding in the treatment of inflammation, pain, swellings in tissues, bones and joints. It is best for the following conditions:

• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Tendon inflammation
• Acute and chronic spine injury
• Migraine
• Allergies and sinus
• Rejuvenation of nerve cells and tissues in the injured brain
• Therapy for brain-related diseases and stroke, combined with supportive treatment for better results

2. IV LASER: Lasers of different wavelengths penetrate the skin and are applied deep into the veins via Fiber Optic Cable, targeting injured or poorly functional tissues, bones, and organs and regenerating them. Not only that, laser therapy can also improve functionality of red and white blood cells, while lasers at a particular wavelength and frequency help stimulate the synthesis of Vitamin D and E in the subcutaneous layer.

Laser Therapy is widely used in leading medical institutions in Europe and America in the cancer treatment method called Photodynamic Treatment (PDT). Applying laser beams directly onto cancer tissues in different organs build a stronger force to combat against cancer, rather than relying on chemotherapy or other treatments alone. It is suitable to undergo Laser Therapy in conjunction with chemotherapy, until patients have recovered and returned to normal lives.

Lasers at appropriate wavelengths and frequency can be used in the rejuvenation of skin. It has beneficial properties to boost the production of collagen and promote cell growth for a healthier and more elastic skin, resulting in a bright, youthful, and healthy complexion. It can also treat and diminish acne and melasma, pain-free and with no side effects.

Applying red and infrared low-level lasers directly into the subcutaneous fat layer speeds up the reaction of cells to burn more energy, converting excess fat to carbon dioxide or water, which are then removed from the body as waste.