Light Laser Knee Therapy Pain Physical Therapy Laser Treatment FDA Approved

FDA Approved Light Laser Pain Therapy Knee Pain Relief Equipment

Description:

Laser knee therapy device works on specific frequencies that activate mechanisms within the body. Some increase energy production which aids in healing and repair. Others are better at blocking pain nerves. Lasers can also help increase blood flow to injured tissue to speed healing and recovery. Laser Therapy treats the underlying condition or pathology to promote healing. This means that the treatments are effective and the benefits of laser therapy are long lasting.

Specifications:

Features and advantages:

1. Beautiful design is welcomed by Home and Clinic.

2. Low power consumption, High efficiency, Air cooling.

3. No side-effect, Non-invasive, easy to use.

4. Perfect Control System supply personalized therapy.

5. LLL noninvasive irradiation, no any side effect, totally green physical therapy.

Applications:

1.The laser light quantum entering into the human blood could enhance the activity of lipoprotein lipase, improve the oxygen carrying capacity and the deformability of red blood cells, thus activating and cleaning the blood, reducing the blood fat and viscosity, regulating the blood pressure.

2. Enhance the Enkephalin metabolism, speed up the endorphin release, strengthen the phagocytic activity of macrophagocytes, in order to diminish inflammation and odynolysis.

3. Increasing the blood circulation, enhance the metabolism of circulating materials, and improve the cerebrovascular blood-supply capacity.

4. Accelerate the growth of granulation tissues and new blood vessel, stimulate the protein synthesis, promote the sedimentation and cross linking of collage nous fibers and promote rapid wound healing.

Works Principle:

Laser Stimulation directly accelerates tissue repair and increases cellular energy levels. It also causes localized natural pain reduction. Many of these beneficial effects result from mitochondrial absorption of laser light, resulting in increased ATP. One of the most important chemicals in the body is ATP, which is the primary molecule for intracellular energy transfer.