Tony Robbins uses the NovoTHOR light bed and LX2 handheld to relieve muscle tightness quickly. Tony sat down with Mark Murdock, from CryoUSA, to discuss why it’s become such an integral strategy for recovery to help him stay in peak physical condition. He said the bed is fantastic which is why he has a couple in his homes and THOR LX2 Handheld ones for when travelling.
“This course was great! Very informative and had great examples to reference. The information was clear and to the point without someone trying to sell you something. There’s a lot of case studies provided which I really like and the science to back it up. I’m a physics major so I could always use more information in that aspect, however it’s the perfect amount of physics for the average person.
Overall outstanding training that I’ve already put to use with my Thor laser in my office! Thanks for providing a course located close to my home and I’m looking forward to new things!”
Victoria Robinson talks about the effects of NovoTHOR on her life. After the third session, I just felt totally different. The pain had subsided. NovoTHOR has been incredible. Life changing.
NovoTHOR is manufactured from the ground up to be used all day, every day and stay within its treatment parameters. It has no warm up time, no required down time and short treatment times – so it can keep up with your busiest hours, whenever they are.
James Carroll, CEO and founder of THOR Photomedicine – Speech to Congress.
We are all aware there is an opioid crisis.
A hundred million adults in the United States are affected by chronic pain and $600 billion a year is spent on in direct health care costs and lost productivity because of pain.
49,000 people died from opioids in 2017.
19,000 of which were from prescribed opioids for pain relief.
We believe that Photobiomodulation therapy can help reduce the prescribing of opioid medication for pain relief and we wish to draw attention to the Congress and health care policymakers, NIH and CMS, about this potentially valuable tool.
A hundred million adults in the United States are affected by chronic pain and $600 billion a year is spent on health care, direct health care costs and lost productivity because of pain.
49,000 people died from opioids in 2017, 19,000 of which were from prescribed opioids for pain relief.
We believe that Photobiomodulation therapy can help reduce the prescribing of opioid medication for pain relief and we wish to draw attention to the Congress and health care policymakers, NIH and CMS, about this potentially valuable tool.
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Pittsburgh has gained a national and international reputation for the medicine being practiced here.
New developments continue to improve a patient’s quality of life even as they are being treated.
Now, a revolutionary laser light therapy is helping cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy treatments.
“To me it was the perfect thing for a radiation oncologist to be doing. We really need as a field to take ownership of this.” Dr. David Clump said.
Dr. Clump is a radiation oncologist who works at UPMC Shadyside Hospital. He is a Medical Doctor who also has a Ph.D., and he is very excited about how doctors and nurses in Pittsburgh are treating a major side effect suffered by cancer patients who are going through chemotherapy treatments.
“We have been using a different spectrum of radiation within the visible light spectrum to try to help heal sores,” he said.
The therapy is called Photobiomodulation, which is a form of laser light therapy. Teams at UPMC Shadyside Hospital use it to treat the mouth sores that often are the result of chemotherapy. The medical term for the sores is oral mucositis.