I've had a bulged disc and bad sciatica twice. I've found that visits to my chiropractor along with doing the exercises he gave me and cold laser therapy have been the best way to get back to normal. Oh and pain killers/ anti-inflammatorys.
This is a great question. My theory is this: mitochondria are essentially leftovers from bacteria that were incorporated into our eukaryotic cells millions of years ago. They do the same function of creating ATP, the energy currency of the cell, via their electron transport system, which is the same as plants. It stands to reason that exciting those same systems with light energy would result in increased energy output from those mitochondria. Hope that helps.
We already have this(It is same as you used the hair growth laser, or the standalone veterinaryunit meant for pets). But the benefits is not well established, due to incorrect ir/red wavelengths. Only specific IR wavelength works better. The limitations are penetration(mostly surface level). PEMF does not have this limitation.
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Ketamine infusions are the gold standard for CRPS, but expensive unless you have the right insurance. I know people that have gotten symptom relief from Namenda, because it's also an NMDA receptor blocker like Ketamine. LDN {low dose naltrexone} has also worked miracles for some. You'll have to print research on these meds to bring to your doctor because most doctors don't know about CRPS. Also, be sure you get a cervical MRI and an EMG test. I know someone that had CRPS in arms for years and finally got these test and they found the root cause was from the neck, not from the arms and this person was able to attack the problem from the root. Best of luck to you.
@@bertlindsay Not really but I use a the Denas on his back (electrical stimulation), Arnica gel, & energy transfer through my hands. All help hi get a good night sleep but the basic problem remains.
My mom is suffering from lower back pain. The city where we live in, has only one physiotherapy centre. Done with the treatment of cold laser, and after the treatment the problem has occurred again. Currently we are using infra red in our home. Discussed with our family doctor. He said you can do the cold laser treatment on your own. Do you see that this treatment could be given by any normal people? Because I'm giving the IR treatment to my mom by my own. Would you also recommend to give the laser treatment by my own. If yes, so how to purchase the equipment, and what are all the safety precautions to be taken at first?? Please help me 🙏🙏🙏
Has anyone determined the cause of your mom's lower back pain? While cold laser may temporarily help with pain, if the cause is not addressed it will likely return. There are many, many types of laser devices. The ones to be used in a clinical setting require a medical license and can be dangerous if not used properly. Are there any providers where you live that provide this service?
@@drbrad1 the cause for the back pain, is sciatica. We did MRI. Yes as said above there is a provider who provided cold laser treatment. He said 10 sittings would be enough. But now after 10 sittings, the pain has occurred again... We discussed this with our family doctor, he said you can give the treatment by yourself. But as you said need to get the proper device. And I don't know which particular laser device to use...
Our laser is an FDA-approved "over-the-counter" cold laser (available without a prescription) that is used both by physicians and ordinary laypeople. In fact, it is popular among laypersons because it is more affordable than most cold lasers that are for prescription only. Our inventor goes into detail about laser wavelengths here: th-cam.com/video/fKsMtkG9qD8/w-d-xo.html
@@raghavendrakini We cannot make any claims about what the laser does in terms of energy and developmental delays but you might find it interesting to hear how our founder and the inventor explains the product and why stillpoint and scalarwave technology are central to deleting cellular memory. th-cam.com/video/_Q9wJBEFFDc/w-d-xo.html
Great question. It's a little tricky but the short answer is "yes". Some "Low Level LIGHT Therapy (LLLT)" devices have LED's in them. They are not "Low Level LASER Therapy (LLLT)" devices or "cold lasers" because LED's are not laser diodes. The Scalarwave Laser is one of the few devices that has both LED's and laser diodes.
YES! Cold Lasers can seriously damage your eyesight, unless the laser has a shield immediately in front of the laser diodes that "decollimates" the beam.
So I went to see a chiropractor yesterday something's wrong with my back I get ripped pain and back pain and when I put pressure on my spine I start shaking so he did this cold laser therapy didn't tell me nothing just took this device and ran it around my neck for a minute then he said he didn't want to touch me because you were too afraid to make things worse which I understand then I asked him for a receipt just so I have proof that I was there and he kept blowing me off so I had to send multiple text messages saying I just want proof that I was there and paid for your service
It's not surgery laser, can't be used for scar tissue, it's for pain relief, anti-inflammation, treat wound. healthcaremarts.com/products/low-level-laser-therapy-device-hand-held
I've had a bulged disc and bad sciatica twice. I've found that visits to my chiropractor along with doing the exercises he gave me and cold laser therapy have been the best way to get back to normal. Oh and pain killers/ anti-inflammatorys.
Hoe long dis it take for pain to go away I have heirnated discs and sciatica too
@@gerrygizzygarcia2572 too long
@@phillipflsmith well said it helped u so was wondering how long was the process
question - how does the mitochondria convert the light into energy given that it has no photoreceptors or photosensitive elements?
This is a great question. My theory is this: mitochondria are essentially leftovers from bacteria that were incorporated into our eukaryotic cells millions of years ago. They do the same function of creating ATP, the energy currency of the cell, via their electron transport system, which is the same as plants. It stands to reason that exciting those same systems with light energy would result in increased energy output from those mitochondria. Hope that helps.
We already have this(It is same as you used the hair growth laser, or the standalone veterinaryunit meant for pets). But the benefits is not well established, due to incorrect ir/red wavelengths. Only specific IR wavelength works better. The limitations are penetration(mostly surface level). PEMF does not have this limitation.
Thanks a ton
What is the differences between cold verses infrared laser
Has this treatment been effective with bulging discs?
What are some of the best companies or model to use at home? Can this be used for trigger finger?
Domer Laser Handheld Laser is best model for home use, portable, easy to use, supply 100$ dollars laser therapy protocols free to help you get the best result healthcaremarts.com/products/low-level-laser-therapy-device-hand-held
Excellent
does it help with Torn Mesicus root?
How many times a week you need this therapy for tennis elbow?
Is there any one location that we shouldn't treat on?
what are some of the best companies or model to use at home?
Does that help at all with lymphedema?
Have you done it for RSD/CRPS
Ketamine infusions are the gold standard for CRPS, but expensive unless you have the right insurance. I know people that have gotten symptom relief from Namenda, because it's also an NMDA receptor blocker like Ketamine. LDN {low dose naltrexone} has also worked miracles for some. You'll have to print research on these meds to bring to your doctor because most doctors don't know about CRPS. Also, be sure you get a cervical MRI and an EMG test. I know someone that had CRPS in arms for years and finally got these test and they found the root cause was from the neck, not from the arms and this person was able to attack the problem from the root. Best of luck to you.
Are you using Class 3 or Class 4?
My husband had a 3.5 lamectomy for schwanoma tumors. Unfortunately all of the muscle in his upper back are frozen. What therapy might help him?
Have you found a treatment that helps? I haven't had surgery but have issue with my muscle's. Thanks
@@bertlindsay Not really but I use a the Denas on his back (electrical stimulation), Arnica gel, & energy transfer through my hands. All help hi get a good night sleep but the basic problem remains.
My mom is suffering from lower back pain. The city where we live in, has only one physiotherapy centre. Done with the treatment of cold laser, and after the treatment the problem has occurred again. Currently we are using infra red in our home. Discussed with our family doctor. He said you can do the cold laser treatment on your own. Do you see that this treatment could be given by any normal people? Because I'm giving the IR treatment to my mom by my own. Would you also recommend to give the laser treatment by my own. If yes, so how to purchase the equipment, and what are all the safety precautions to be taken at first?? Please help me 🙏🙏🙏
Has anyone determined the cause of your mom's lower back pain? While cold laser may temporarily help with pain, if the cause is not addressed it will likely return. There are many, many types of laser devices. The ones to be used in a clinical setting require a medical license and can be dangerous if not used properly. Are there any providers where you live that provide this service?
@@drbrad1 the cause for the back pain, is sciatica. We did MRI. Yes as said above there is a provider who provided cold laser treatment. He said 10 sittings would be enough. But now after 10 sittings, the pain has occurred again... We discussed this with our family doctor, he said you can give the treatment by yourself. But as you said need to get the proper device. And I don't know which particular laser device to use...
Our laser is an FDA-approved "over-the-counter" cold laser (available without a prescription) that is used both by physicians and ordinary laypeople. In fact, it is popular among laypersons because it is more affordable than most cold lasers that are for prescription only. Our inventor goes into detail about laser wavelengths here: th-cam.com/video/fKsMtkG9qD8/w-d-xo.html
@@officialscalarwavelaser-ex6986 does this addresses primitives' relfx issues with development delay kids. anything to wt aqua pressure points
@@raghavendrakini We cannot make any claims about what the laser does in terms of energy and developmental delays but you might find it interesting to hear how our founder and the inventor explains the product and why stillpoint and scalarwave technology are central to deleting cellular memory. th-cam.com/video/_Q9wJBEFFDc/w-d-xo.html
really nice👏👏👏
can this be used for trigger finger?
Yes, laser therapy can be used for trigger finger healthcaremarts.com/products/low-level-laser-therapy-device-hand-held
Does it work for neck arthritis?
will cold lazer therapy work for long thoracic nerve injury?
Why would the mitochondria produce more ATP if it was stimulated?
I responded to this above.
Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell 🙌
nice
Is this good for acute sudden onset very severe sciatica? For a person who walks with axillary crutches due to pain
Are led's the same as lllt's?
Great question. It's a little tricky but the short answer is "yes". Some "Low Level LIGHT Therapy (LLLT)" devices have LED's in them. They are not "Low Level LASER Therapy (LLLT)" devices or "cold lasers" because LED's are not laser diodes. The Scalarwave Laser is one of the few devices that has both LED's and laser diodes.
Hi, do I need to protect my eyes when using Cold Laser??
YES! Cold Lasers can seriously damage your eyesight, unless the laser has a shield immediately in front of the laser diodes that "decollimates" the beam.
People with coronary stent can use this product
You’re a dumbass
So I went to see a chiropractor yesterday something's wrong with my back I get ripped pain and back pain and when I put pressure on my spine I start shaking so he did this cold laser therapy didn't tell me nothing just took this device and ran it around my neck for a minute then he said he didn't want to touch me because you were too afraid to make things worse which I understand then I asked him for a receipt just so I have proof that I was there and he kept blowing me off so I had to send multiple text messages saying I just want proof that I was there and paid for your service
Hi, is this different than infrared therapy or shockwave therapy?
Does not help with scar tissue I guess
It's not surgery laser, can't be used for scar tissue, it's for pain relief, anti-inflammation, treat wound. healthcaremarts.com/products/low-level-laser-therapy-device-hand-held