Benefits of cold laser therapy for pain relief and healing
Scientifically-backed, effective pain relief options are some of the benefits of cold laser therapy, which speeds healing by…
FDA laser regulations and chiropractic use
LLLT can be an effective tool for treating patients who have been diagnosed with a variety of injuries that fall within FDA laser regulations and treatments
LLLT: Discover the Most Researched and Validated Modality of Modern Time
Discover low level laser therapy including what it is, the physiological benefits, benefits of using it in practice, the research behind it an more
Laser and decompression offer more than the sum of their parts
While the adjustment is still the profession’s bread and butter, there are now additional avenues to be explored that can not only help patients feel better faster, but also raise your bottom line and profits. It goes without saying that if the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. Most practitioners want to expand on that toolbox.
The DCs quick guide to understanding LED and laser therapy
There is currently a lot of discussion in rehab circles surrounding the efficacy and therapeutic potential of light-based modalities. In settings ranging from professional sports teams to private practices, these technologies are being used daily to treat injured tissue. Light-based therapy for treating pain and inflammation can be delivered by both lasers and LEDs, and consumers want to know the operational and therapeutic differences between them.
How to choose the right laser for your needs
Having a laser with higher power will enable you to do things a much lower power laser will not. Looking into a Class 4 laser (one that has over 0.5 W of power) is a wise investment if you are planning on putting a laser in your clinic. The biggest challenge with low level laser therapy (LLLT), more correctly referred to as photobiomodulation therapy, is getting a sufficient quantity of light energy into injured tissues.
Laser therapy can be a non-invasive solution to reducing inflammation
Practice Central Pain management has been getting increased attention in the U.S. health-care market due to the current opioid epidemic. Most healthcare providers are looking for alternatives to pharmaceutical therapies when addressing various musculoskeletal (MSK) pain conditions. Laser therapy is a non-invasive modality that can have effects on both chronic and acute pain through the process of photobiomodulation (PBM).
Laser focus: What to know about adding photobiomodulation therapy to your practice
Clinical Concerns | Researchers accept the term “photobiomodulation” to describe the process by which light stimulates or inhibits cell function. One of the more frequently used terms has been low-level laser therapy (LLLT) to describe the therapeutic use of light devices.
Shining examples
Case By Case | Providing lasting pain relief requires more than popping a pill. Creating a fundamental change on a cellular level is essential to making a prolonged impact on a patient’s recovery. This long-term relief is why laser therapy is a modality worth considering.
