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Laser Neck Pain Treated TV Interview

Time: 03:51

The Lancet review of laser for neck pain said that one in four of us will suffer severe neck pain at some point in our lives. This is a TV interview with Dr Roberta Chow who has been using Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) / cold lasers for pain management and wound healing in her practice since 1988. See how this new technology is changing peoples lives for the better without surgery, needles or analgesics.

More about Laser Therapy relief for chronic neck pain.

 


Cold Laser / Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) for tissue healing, inflammation, pain relief and wounds

Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) or "cold laser therapy" is on track to become one of the most important developments in life sciences since the discovery of penicillin.

LLLT dramatically reduces musculoskeletal pain and inflammation as well as promoting tissue repair wherever the laser beam is applied. This is not a heat treatment, the effects are photochemical. One of the primary actions is on mitochondrial production of ATP, therefore potentially affecting any eukaryotic cell in the body.

LLLT has undergone over 1000 published laboratory studies and is already proven in over 100 successful randomised double blind controlled clinical trials (RCT's). These trials include osteoarthritis, tendinitis / tendinopathies and other sports injuries, back and neck pain, diabetic foot and venous ulcer wound healing.

NEWSFLASH: The Lancet publishes review of Low Level Laser Therapy for neck pain, click here for more details and interview


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This paper from Harvard Medical School reviews the LLLT mechanisms and the biphasic dose response. It summarises the molecular and cellular mechanisms of LLLT, gives a scientific explanation for the biphasic dose response (why a low dose has a stimulatory effect and why a high dose inhibits). Low power densities tend to get better healing and anti-inflammatory effects where higher power densities are more likely to inhibit (which may be useful if you just want an analgesic effect). I have to disclose an interest in this paper because I am a co-author. James Carroll CEO THOR Photomedicine.

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