Sunday, December 25, 2011

LaserHear by HearingMed

LaserHear™ is a low-level light laser jointly developed by HearingMed and Erchonia Medical. Preliminary trial results document its revolutionary ability to: Enhance speech intelligibility for patients with sensorineural hearing loss. Moderate tinnitus symptoms in SNHL base tinnitus LaserHear™ is designed to generate light at the specific wave lengths known to enhance cellular metabolism. Research documents its ability to trigger the production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), a metabolic process that excites cellular mitochondria into a healthier, better-functioning state. LaserHear™ uses a patented, pulsed, multi-diode red and green line-generated laser beam. All other lasers use a dot generated light source. LaserHear's™ line-generated beam greatly increases the surface area treatable in one procedure and drastically reduces required treatment time. LaserHear™ offers those suffering from sensorineural hearing loss and tinnitus a safe, non-invasive alternative to the current traditional means of combating these pervasive hearing health conditions. LaserHear™ Sensorineural Mechanism of Action and Initial Findings The mechanism of action with the LaserHear™ device on sensorineural hearing loss and word and speech recognition is multi-factorial. To better understand the mechanism of action it is important to understand the pathophysiology of sensorineural hearing loss. Sensorineural hearing loss accounts for about 90 percent of all hearing loss. Presbyacusis, or age related ...

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Monday, November 21, 2011

Erchonia THL-1 Hair Laser

!±8± Erchonia THL-1 Hair Laser

Brand : Erchonia | Rate : | Price : $1,995.00
Post Date : Nov 21, 2011 12:00:35 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days


  • Medical strength
  • Strongest home use laser on the market
  • Treatment time only minutes a day
  • No combs or brushes in this unit

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Erchonia THL-1 Hair Laser

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Saturday, November 12, 2011

The Pros and Cons of Low Level Laser Therapy

!±8± The Pros and Cons of Low Level Laser Therapy

Low level laser therapy is very much a new field in the medical and scientific world. The use of light to treat diseases, however, dates all the way back to the studies conducted by physiologist Niels Finsen, who received the Nobel Prize in 1903 for his research into the bacteria-killing effects of ultraviolet radiation on cutaneous tuberculosis.

Before 1960, when the first working laser was tested by American scientist Theodore Maiman, studies into the clinical benefits of light focused mainly on the thermal destructive effects that light and radiation could have on organic tissue. After 1960, the focus shifted somewhat towards the non-destructive effects of light on tissue. Low level laser therapy is probably the most popular and most controversial field that makes use of this focus.

The Benefits of Low Level Laser Therapy
Research into this therapy began with the experiments of Endre Mester who in 1967 showed the potential for aiding tissue repair through the use of the light. His emphasis was on the light's clinical potential for healing of diabetic ulcers.

Subsequent studies have proven low level laser therapy to be beneficial in the treatment of neck pain, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis of the knee, and carpal tunnel syndrome, and various musculatory ailments.

The procedure is a painless, non-invasive, and all evidence thus far shows it to have no negative side effects.

The Cons of Low Level Laser Therapy
The biggest negative about this procedure and technology is that it can be hard to find a company that offers legitimate, proven treatments amidst the plethora of clinics that base their advertisements on faulty research. The reason behind this problem is that, because it is such a new field, there is no established research methodology for it.

The Food and Drug Administration has officially endorsed many therapy procedures are clinically proven to work. However, the FDA still considers low level laser therapy to be an experimental field. Technology companies are thus working to increase the amount of reliable, quantifiable data on the topic in order to gain more official recognition and legitimacy among the mainstream medical and scientific community.


The Pros and Cons of Low Level Laser Therapy

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