your video is very informative! I just wanted to point out that 1 part where the sound was iffy, but everything that you communicated was so well said and educational. If you were my care provider I would feel 100 percent at ease
I own a Mito red light panel and, while it is not as powerful as many cold laser devices, it can be nearly as effective with longer sessions. Red light panels also have the benefit of covering a larger area of the body for a much lower cost. I have received cold laser therapy at my pain clinic for low back pain and it works very well, but my red light panel also works with longer sessions of at least 20 min.
Very thorough video. Answered most of my questions about cold laser therapy and whether it would be right treatment for my low level hip arthritis/bursitis which has given me trouble for 2 years now (arghh)! I think this would be a first step treatment for that condition vs ultrasound or 'especially' the hip injections which was the only thing offered to me by orthopedic clinic I visited. Sound quality in explanation of how you create your videos was very echoey as mentioned by other commenter. Also a different background....maybe one with your credentials/degrees on the wall would be cool.
Honey Bee63 thanks for your comments/ suggestions. Yes cold laser would be a great option and you may want to have your hip alignment (not pelvis) checked as well as your feet which can cause hip issues. We’ve done some videos on that as well.
both LLLT and ECSWT (shockwave therapy) can help - especially FOCUSED Energy shockwave if u can find someone with the device in ur area- but if damage is severe or chronic better to treat these with PRP injection or surgical correction iftotally lost.hope that helps (:
Oh boy…… that’s a long answer. I would do your research. I use a company called multi radiance. How ever they’re not the only ones in the laser world today. Erchonia and k laser and there are a few others. It depends on what your using it for. And wattage and class of laser. It’s a long discussion. Can’t answer here but gave you a few names to start with.
I am a geek but was bleary eyed by the level of technical detail. Some printed charts would vary the presentation. Shorten video, start with what you have in minute 13. People have pain; pain relief is what they want to hear about. Don't say what we "don't" need; makes video too long. Say, come on in and I will tailor the directions of the rental laser to fit your specific needs.
It is important to discuss the differences of lasers and LED’s they are not all created equal. Our pain away rental lasers work off of different wave lengths and this video was created way before we had rentals. This video was also created for a group of medical doctors that dr kulla has been asked to create for a group he’s doing seminars for. It’s not meant for the lay person. We have another one coming out soon.
your video is very informative! I just wanted to point out that 1 part where the sound was iffy, but everything that you communicated was so well said and educational. If you were my care provider I would feel 100 percent at ease
Should have added you subscribe info at the end of the video not in the beginning. It actually disrupts the video.
Linda Gulla there is subscribe info at the end too. Thanks
you must have skipped audio week
I own a Mito red light panel and, while it is not as powerful as many cold laser devices, it can be nearly as effective with longer sessions. Red light panels also have the benefit of covering a larger area of the body for a much lower cost. I have received cold laser therapy at my pain clinic for low back pain and it works very well, but my red light panel also works with longer sessions of at least 20 min.
The hook in the wall is annoying. I spent the whole video trying to wipe it off my screen thinking it was a piece of dirt
Daniel Edmondson the point of the video is to explain lasers vs LED. Glad your screen is clean now!! Lol
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3 rd world problems
Will it work for my painful Trigeminal neuralgia 😢😢😢?
Very nice, love this!
PEMF-Devices.com thanks!
Very thorough video. Answered most of my questions about cold laser therapy and whether it would be right treatment for my low level hip arthritis/bursitis which has given me trouble for 2 years now (arghh)! I think this would be a first step treatment for that condition vs ultrasound or 'especially' the hip injections which was the only thing offered to me by orthopedic clinic I visited. Sound quality in explanation of how you create your videos was very echoey as mentioned by other commenter. Also a different background....maybe one with your credentials/degrees on the wall would be cool.
Honey Bee63 thanks for your comments/ suggestions. Yes cold laser would be a great option and you may want to have your hip alignment (not pelvis) checked as well as your feet which can cause hip issues. We’ve done some videos on that as well.
Hi
It works very well on my pelvic and knee injuries. Been great after a head on collision ( neck and back pain )
Thanks very much for your time, only issue is your sound is echo like here.
Really have you checked your speakers? We haven’t had any complaints of echoing.
@@Synergywellnessny Sound seems perfect for everything else. It is the sound of your voice and room that is what I am referring to .
Accoustics is the word
alison hoyte yeah I’m not sure how I can make that better. Is it that hard to hear me?
@@Synergywellnessny Hi there not hard to hear but just hard on the ear sorry.
will cold lazer therapy work for long thoracic nerve injury?
both LLLT and ECSWT (shockwave therapy) can help - especially FOCUSED Energy shockwave if u can find someone with the device in ur area- but if damage is severe or chronic better to treat these with PRP injection or surgical correction iftotally lost.hope that helps (:
I recently had a total knee replacement two years ago and I’m still suffering from swelling and scar tissue. Will cold laser therapy help me?
Absolutely would help!
Where can I find a place close to Green Bay Wi?
@@debraclement6109 I’m not sure but try googling someone in your area.
Audio is distorted. Look at your levels n keep them in the green. Not red. Feedback from a former film student.
Thank you
What are the brands you ll recommend for clinical use?
Oh boy…… that’s a long answer. I would do your research. I use a company called multi radiance. How ever they’re not the only ones in the laser world today. Erchonia and k laser and there are a few others. It depends on what your using it for. And wattage and class of laser. It’s a long discussion. Can’t answer here but gave you a few names to start with.
I am a geek but was bleary eyed by the level of technical detail. Some printed charts would vary the presentation. Shorten video, start with what you have in minute 13. People have pain; pain relief is what they want to hear about. Don't say what we "don't" need; makes video too long. Say, come on in and I will tailor the directions of the rental laser to fit your specific needs.
It is important to discuss the differences of lasers and LED’s they are not all created equal. Our pain away rental lasers work off of different wave lengths and this video was created way before we had rentals. This video was also created for a group of medical doctors that dr kulla has been asked to create for a group he’s doing seminars for. It’s not meant for the lay person. We have another one coming out soon.
Ditch that old school laser and invest in cutting edge technology like a softwave trt
We have a brand new laser and it’s definitely not old technology. Activ pro mr5 by multiradiance.
A very costly machine for very costly treatments WITH RED LASER you can buy cheap in any chinese websites