Multiple studies have demonstrated that Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) hastens a complex set of physiological interactions, known as bio-stimulation, at cellular level. Results are reduced acute inflammation, reduced pain, and accelerated tissue healing.

Proven effectiveness

LLLT can be effective in mediating both symptoms and underlying inflammatory process by enhanced ATP production. Laser enhanced vasodilation improves transport of nutrients and oxygen to damaged cells and facilitates repair and removal of cellular debris through increased production of Histamine, Nitric Oxide (NO) and Serotonin.

The FDA has recently cleared LLLT devices for treatment of a variety of medical conditions including carpal tunnel syndrome, cervical neck pain, low back pain, joint & muscle pain, arthritis pain, and acceleration of wound healing. The U.S. Olympic training facilities have released statements of endorsement for laser therapy for athletes. All of these events validate growing acceptance in mainstream medicine for medical efficacy of laser therapy as a viable, often superior therapeutic treatment modality.

With over 200 clinical studies — many of which are double-blind, placebo-controlled — and in excess of 2000 published articles on LLLT, this innovative new technology has a well-documented research and application history. LLLT is now being considered a therapy of choice for many difficult pain management challenges such as fibromyalgia symptoms and myofascial pain.

With such empirical evidence it would seem logical to implement laser therapy in your practice. However there may be another vital overlooked reason. It makes good business sense. Why? Its simple:

Marketability – Stand out from crowd. Increase your business image and marketability by having something new to offer your patients. Bring enthusiasm back to your clinic with revolutionary new technology that heals patients.

Before anything else, did you know where printing press first originates? And how does it help people? To further understand essence of printing press lets have a closer look at its history.

Basically, printing is process of making multiple copies of a document by use of movable characters or letters. This process was actually developed independently in China and Europe. Before invention of printing, multiple copies of a manuscript had to be made by hand, a laborious task that could take many years. Printing made it possible to produce more copies in a few weeks than formerly could have been produced in a lifetime by hand. Invented by Johann Gutenberg in c1450, printing press made mass publication and circulation of literature possible. Derived from presses farmers used to make olive oil, first printing press used a heavy screw to force a printing block against paper below.