Phototherapy - Pain Free Treatment For Painful Feet
Phototherapy is a technique that uses therapeutic light to trigger intense healing and relief for painful feet, ankles or knees, as well as other medical conditions.
Phototherapy, by way of a medical laser light, stimulates the cells with laser light energy.
This light is either a low level laser also known as a Low Level Laser Diodes (LLLD) or a Superluminous Diodes (SLD) also known as Light Emitting Diodes (LEDS).
Phototherapy treatment for painful feet, ankles or knees is evidence-based and FDA approved.
The benefits of Phototherapy In addition to delivering pain-free treatment for painful feet, ankles or knees, Phototherapy also delivers the following benefits: * Non-invasive * Non-surgical * Drug-free * Early results and faster healing * Reduced swelling * Reduced inflammation * No side effects * Safe and long lasting relief for acute and chronic pain Phototherapy enables chronic pain sufferers to reduce or stop prescription medications.
It enables the return to routine activities, which in many instances also facilitates associated weight loss.
How does Phototherapy work? Unlike Aspirin and Ibuprofen when taken for chronic pain, Phototherapy decreases pain and inflammation without side effects.
Phototherapy, by way of a medical laser light, initiates healing at the cellular level through the following process: * Photons of light are absorbed by the cell and converted into energy.
* Collagen, DNA and RNA synthesis are enhanced enabling stimulation of the body's natural repair processes.
* Beta-Endorphins and Serotonin levels increase, resulting in relief from painful feet, ankles or knees.
* Respiratory chain is stimulated and circulation increases allowing for more nutrition to enter the affected area.
* Lymph vessels dilate and permeability of blood vessels is reduced permitting less fluid leakage into the area.
This results in reduced swelling and inflammation.
* ATP production increases and converts into energy, allowing the area to function properly.
Phototherapy can heal and relieve athletic injuries, acute and chronic conditions, damaged tissues and repetitive strain disorders, as they relate to painful feet, ankles or knees.
Phototherapy, by way of a medical laser light, stimulates the cells with laser light energy.
This light is either a low level laser also known as a Low Level Laser Diodes (LLLD) or a Superluminous Diodes (SLD) also known as Light Emitting Diodes (LEDS).
Phototherapy treatment for painful feet, ankles or knees is evidence-based and FDA approved.
The benefits of Phototherapy In addition to delivering pain-free treatment for painful feet, ankles or knees, Phototherapy also delivers the following benefits: * Non-invasive * Non-surgical * Drug-free * Early results and faster healing * Reduced swelling * Reduced inflammation * No side effects * Safe and long lasting relief for acute and chronic pain Phototherapy enables chronic pain sufferers to reduce or stop prescription medications.
It enables the return to routine activities, which in many instances also facilitates associated weight loss.
How does Phototherapy work? Unlike Aspirin and Ibuprofen when taken for chronic pain, Phototherapy decreases pain and inflammation without side effects.
Phototherapy, by way of a medical laser light, initiates healing at the cellular level through the following process: * Photons of light are absorbed by the cell and converted into energy.
* Collagen, DNA and RNA synthesis are enhanced enabling stimulation of the body's natural repair processes.
* Beta-Endorphins and Serotonin levels increase, resulting in relief from painful feet, ankles or knees.
* Respiratory chain is stimulated and circulation increases allowing for more nutrition to enter the affected area.
* Lymph vessels dilate and permeability of blood vessels is reduced permitting less fluid leakage into the area.
This results in reduced swelling and inflammation.
* ATP production increases and converts into energy, allowing the area to function properly.
Phototherapy can heal and relieve athletic injuries, acute and chronic conditions, damaged tissues and repetitive strain disorders, as they relate to painful feet, ankles or knees.
