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PHOTONIC
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MEDICAL SCIENCE IS FINALLY LISTENING! |
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Doctors
in Wisconsin's Medical College are exploring
new ways to apply 'photonic' light technology
with a project approved by the FDA and funded
by a NASA Small Innovation Research contract
through the Wisconsin Technology Transfer
department.
The
project includes both laboratory and human research
trials.... (see
full article) |
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Photonic
Therapy cont'd |
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light wavelengths must be carefully set in the
660 nm range of infrared light for maximum healing
affect. Treatment duration is also an important
parameter.
The
McLaren Method of Photonic Therapy provides
guidance in the use of the low-level laser for
properly stimulating cells to induce natural
healing in a wide range of ailments... more... |
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| Injuries
being researched range from jaw pain to spinal
injury. Some interesting applications are
being found: An oral and maxillofacial surgeon
in Florida reports using the treatment in
controlling severe jaw pain. University of
Wisconsin medical researchers report positive
results in treating serious eye injuries as
well as remarkably effectiveness in repairing
spinal injury in laboratory rats.
Additional
reports show positive results from using 'cold-lasers'
on such ailments as internal wounds, nerve
damage and heart attacks... (see
full article) |
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Technology Brings Healing |
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simple LED used to grow plants on the Space
Station has gained the interest of numerous
medical researchers. Biologists found that cells
exposed to LED light grew 150 to 200% faster
than cells not exposed.
New
research for medical applications has found
significant improvement of mouth ulcers caused
by chemotherapy and radiation when low-level
laser light was applied to the outside of the
cheek, bringing relief to numerous pediatric
bone-marrow transplant patients... (see
full article) |
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