Monthly Archives: July 2008
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LLLT using Light Emitting Diodes research list
Yet another NASA NIR LED therapy paper was published recently showing that LED treatment may be therapeutic to damaged neurons, this time in a Parkinson’s disease model. I thought some of you may not appreciate quite how much research has … Continue reading
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Voted Laser therapy improves vision in patients with Age-related Macular Degeneration
Low-level laser therapy improves vision in patients with Age-related Macular Degeneration. Researchers at University of Heidelberg, Germany have conducted a clinical trial on 203 patients with AMD (age-related macular degeneration) and improved visual acuity for between 3 and 36 months. … Continue reading
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Cold Laser Therapy Mechanisum : On the way to a unified theory
I just had chat with Mike Hamblin (Harvard Medical School). He described to me how he had this insight about Nitric Oxide being unbound from Cytochrome C Oxidase by light after reading an article in Nature about fire flies. Hypoxic … Continue reading
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Photobiomodulation / Cold Laser Therapy / LLLT It’s time to name names
This week Lars Hode and Jan Tunér put out a call for some concensus on the name for this cold laser, low level laser, photobiomodulation thing that we do.They concluded by proposing Laser Phototherapy. I had some counter arguments: Share: … Continue reading
