How Laser Therapy Works?

Cells that are damaged and poorly oxygenated as
a result of inflammation, swelling or trauma have
been shown to have a significantly higher response
to laser therapy than normal healthy cells.
At a cellular level there are photoreceptors that,
when stimulated by the laser's deep penetrating
photons, activate a biochemical cascade of events
resulting in increased DNA/ RNA synthesis, increased
cAMP levels, protein and collagen synthesis, endorphins
and cellular proliferation. The result of these reactions
is rapid tissue regeneration, significantly reduced pain
and inflammation and healing of damaged cellular tissue.
Photonic stimulation is the trigger for these metabolic
changes making it a true healing modality.