How Low Level Laser-Cold Laser Therapy Works

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Lasers as a medicinal tool have been researched ever since their discovery forty years ago. LASER is the acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Albert Einstein was the first person to discover the presence of laser; however it was Theodre Maiman who invented the first working ruby laser. He managed to produce a red colored laser from ruby crystal which was so intense that it could bore through several layers of stacked razor metals. The laser produced was powerful but short-lived. Since then much research has taken place in this area.
Low level lasers are characterized by low intensity levels and were used by Endre Mester, a Hungarian scientist in his medical research and he presented the paper on utility of Low level lasers in medicine in 1969. This resulted in astounding discoveries -- laser beams relieved patients from pain, hastened recuperation, and drastically cut down marks and blemishes.
LLT- The Science behind It
The photons, carriers of electromagnetic radiations, an inherent component of all wavelengths of light activate the multifunctional nucleotide, ATP. ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) contain high energy phosphate bonds which transport energy to cells for biochemical processes including muscular contraction and enzymatic metabolism, thereby restoring the normal enzymatic balance and energy levels. This, in a radical but natural manner, accelerates the healing process.
LLT is characterized by typical LASER attributes of coherence, polarization and monochromaticity. They are narrow and shiny beams which can penetrate and be easily assimilated by the body. Low level LASERs have a specific wavelength range. The frequency of light is given by the movement of light moving upward and downward.
How It Works
Low level laser therapy works in a similar manner to the photosynthesis in plants where the sun's energy is used by the plants which initiate crucial cellular processes hastening the cell production and rejuvenating processes of the plant cells.
In the similar way, the photons of LLT reach the human body. While the body can be compared to the plant, the low level laser light is similar to the sun light. Once absorbed, the LASER activates the cell metabolism and cell reconstruction. The Low Level Laser Therapy rays are capable of boring 3 inches deep into the body. These rays insert bio photons into the damaged and the living cells. These cells start producing ATP improving their function, strengthening the body resistance by producing collagen, enzymes thereby improving the synthesis of various hormones. These substances are basic for the healthy functioning of the body cells. Hence the tissues are healed and pain disappears.
With photons as the driving force, the Low Level Laser is the silent healer of wounds, pains and dermatological disorders. It is established beyond doubt that unlike other drug or therapy, Low Level Laser Therapy has no peripheral or undesirable secondary effect. A laser is critical in revitalizing the impaired or injured cells by improving the resistance or immunity. Low Level Laser Therapy will go a long way in medical history and it has come to a stay.

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  • i have a terraquant laser. its awesome. russia has been using these for years. thx for these videos.

  • I love how these people take a tool (lasers) created by cutting edge science, then reject cutting edge science with their own theories of what they are and how they actually work.

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