COLD LASER THERAPY

USED FOR

* Pain

* Inflammation

* Skin Rejuvenation

* Anti-Aging

* Weight Control

* Detoxification

* Wounds

* Immune System Support

* Organ and Gland Balancing

* Scar Reduction

* Relaxation and Stress Relief

* Chakra Balancing

* Laser Light Acupuncture/Acupressure Point Stimulation

* Smoking Cessation

Cold Laser Therapy stimulates and rejuvenates tissues and cells, relaxes the nervous system and dissolves the long-term effects of stress that prevent the body from healing itself. Cold lasers do not cut or burn. Instead, they donate photons which increase the production of ATP in the cell. ATP is the energy of the cell and governs most of all its activities. Cells use this energy to regenerate. The process is very similar to the way that sunlight works on a garden, donating photons (energy) which stimulate plants to grow.

When laser light is absorbed by the skin and underlying tissues, cells regenerate faster and more efficiently, healing enzymes are released by the body and repair mechanisms are accelerated, resulting in:

- Tissue Repair
- Improved blood circulation
- Pain Relief
- Muscle Relaxation
- Reduced Inflammation

WHAT DOES IT FEEL LIKE?

Soft lasers do not cut or burn the skin and the experience is painless. Sometimes you may feel a mild tingling sensation or a mild numbing of the region being treated. This is due to the natural production of endorphins, your natural painkillers. Clients almost unanimously find the experience very relaxing.

How do soft lasers work?

Low level lasers are very popular because they donate energy to cells which stimulates the mitochondria or the part of the cell which makes energy which is called ATP. ATP or Adenosinetriphosphate is the energy molecule which governs 80 - 90% of the cells' activities.

Cold lasers or healing lasers work in much the same way that sunlight on a garden works. The sunlight donates energy in the form of photons which in turn stimulates plants and vegetables to grow faster and more efficiently. Low level lasers work in the same way of donating photons or energy which in turn regenerates tissue and cells

Where can low level lasers be used?

Soft healing lasers are being used in all facets of health care from doctors and physicians to alternative health providers such as chiropractors, acupuncturists, naturopaths, osteopaths, massage therapists and healers.