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Low intensity laser therapy uses light of specific wavelengths placed on the skin surface that penetrate tissue, and stimulate malfunctioning cells. This causes various intracelluar reactions which accelerate the body's natural healing process. It can be used to treat a wide range of medical conditions such as back, neck and knee pain, arthritis, sports injuries, plantar faciitis, tinnitus, tendonitis, fibromyalgia, burns, wound healing, frozen shoulder, rotator cuff injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, muscle soreness/strains etc. Patients experience a decrease in pain and inflammation and pharmaceutical use, leading to and increase in range of motion and mobility, and restoration of activities and sleep patterns. Laser therapy is safe, non-invasive, with no side effects.
The use of light to treat ailments dates back as far as ancient Greece. In theory, our body's are similar to a plant carrying out photosynthesis. We use the energy from the sun and light, and convert it to biochemical energy in order to do the body's work of healing. Using lasers as a form of light energy was discovered in Hungary in the 1960's, and researched and developed throughout Eastern Europe and the Western world since. Laser therapy is used by medical professionals and sports organizations throughout the world with positive and dramatic results.
Introduction by Jessica McCallum
Latest development:
The Laser Touch One (LTO), developed by Dr. Okky Oei, is a pain relief device that combines Low Intensity Laser with Electrical Stimulation.
A clinical study conducted recently compared LTO to TENS and LLLT medical devices.
Participants had self-reported pain at levels of 6 to 10 of chronic neck and shoulder pain.
LTO achieved pain reduction of at least 2 points in 93.1% of participants. This compares to 83.3% for TENS and 62.5% for LLLT devices.
The FDA has approved LTO as a class II medical device.
For the full clinical study and to order a LTO in the USA please contact Wendy of Lase Med Inc of Oklahoma listed below. |
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1. Cleared by the FDA for over-the-counter consumer use, the LaserTouchOne (LTO) is the only pain relief device on the market that combines two proven therapies: low-level laser and micro-current electrical stimulation. Research has shown that these two therapies promote the body?s natural healing process at the cellular level.
I´ll be glad to send you a clinical study that proves 93% efficacy of the LTO. Please mention infoholix.net when you contact me.
Wendy Simmons
LASE MED Inc. of Oklahoma
500 N Poplar Ave, Ste A
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(918) 398-9577
(918) 398-4488 fax
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2. We practice low intensity laser therapy for a variety of medical conditions such as arthritis, sports injuries, back and neck pain, fibromyalgia, headaches.
Jessica McCallum, Total Laser Health, Dublin
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3. Laser Therapy is one of the most effective treatments for Musculo-skeletal pain. It can be used clinically or in home-use, and has additional benefits for Acupuncture and Cosmetic treatments.
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4. In our practice, the low intensity laser is used for almost every client and condition with great results! Our laser handles addictions, fat loss, appetite suppression, stress reduction, chronic pain therapy, wound & nerve healing, fights acne, skin rejuve, heals bruises, inflammation, & cold sores.
Bella Medica Laser Center, McHenry, Illinois.
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