Laser Therapy

Light therapy is not a new concept. The sun’s photonic rays cause a seed to sprout through RNA and DNA changes. The sun’s rays are full spectrum light, which means many wavelengths are present (400-800 Nanometers), but only one specific wavelength, or frequency, causes the seeds to germinate. Laser is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Human cells, tissue and organs have specific frequencies that regulate important cellular functions such as protein synthesis, cellular division and communication. Cells living matrix must produce coherent or laser-like oscillations, unique resonance’s that serve as signals that integrate processes such as growth, injury repair, immune mediation and the overall functioning of the organism. Each molecule, cell, tissue and organ has an ideal resonance frequency that coordinates its activity. Using certain laser frequencies can alter or balance the body’s systemic defense and repair mechanism. Pathologies manifest themselves as chemical imbalances with the underlying cause being electromagnetic. By applying a specific frequency, normal function and balance can be restored. In modern medical arenas, Lasers are being used for a variety of treatments. Most of the lasers used in the medical field have been High Frequency Hot Lasers, which are catabolic (destructive) in nature such as the ones used in eye surgery. Cold Lasers are anabolic, or regenerative in nature. The Erchonia Laser is the only FDA approved Low Frequency Cold Laser, which provides assurance of its overall safety and effectiveness.
Some of the most famous athletes in all of sports have used Erchonia 3LT Lasers to maximize athletic performance and aid in treating the wear and tear that all world-class athletes must endure.