650 nm Low Level Laser Therapy activates mitochondria to produce more cellular energy for sustained benefits!

Growth factor response is stimulated in the cells and body tissues.

Pain relief is accentuated by the release of endorphins and serotonin.

Lymphatic drainage activity is stimulated, and the immune system's responses are strengthened.

Stimulation of acupuncture points increases collagen and ATP production while also increasing circulation. The treatment is non-invasive, safe, and painless, and the more you use it, the greater the effectiveness.

It is a great cold laser acupuncture therapy pen for acute and physical pain, including for sports injuries...

Laser acupuncture is a form of acupuncture point stimulation that offers a safe effective alternative to standard acupuncture treatment.

Why Use Low-Level Laser Therapy to Stimulate Acupuncture Points?

- Biologically, laser bio-stimulation increases cellular regeneration in connective tissue, tendons, and cartilage. This increases collagen production. Research demonstrates that the laser affects the mitochondria, enhancing the synthesis of ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) and optimizing oxygenation. It also increases the immune system's phagocytes.

The healing process increases tensile strength in healed tissues, reduces swelling, increases circulatory perfusion, increases lymphatic drainage, reduces inflammation, and increases cellular metabolism while accelerating self-healing. These results are cumulative with repeated application...

- One of the significant benefits of laser acupuncture versus the insertion of needles is reduced anxiety and fear for many people. Fear of needles is widespread and using needles to manage painful symptoms can aggravate tension. Some people can even react to the idea of needles by fainting or vomiting. Lasers offer most of the benefits of traditional acupuncture with only the application of coherent light.

- There are also some limitations to the use of lasers in acupuncture. The light frequency used may not reach deep enough to stimulate certain acupuncture points. While traditional needle acupuncture has been studied for thousands of years, LLLT is relatively new. The acupuncturist providing laser treatments must be properly trained to achieve maximally effective and safe treatments.

How Does LLLT Work?

1. Improves blood circulation

LLLT can be applied directly to an area with reduced blood flow, or it can be applied to the sympathetic nervous system ganglion which regulates the area.

2. Relieving discomfort

This can help restore adequate blood supply bringing essential nutrition to support cellular metabolism and relieve related discomfort and other symptoms.

3. Diminishing the inflammation quickly

The laser light activates phagocyte activity to improve immunity and rapidly reduce inflammation.

4. Accelerated Self Healing™

Low-Level Laser stimulation can accelerate the growth of new blood vessels and granulation tissue and improve protein synthesis for faster healing. This delivers more oxygen to damaged tissues and cells and accelerates the production of collagen.