INTRAVENOUS LASER THERAPY

Intravenous Laser Therapy enables the application of laser light directly into the bloodstream by using a special catheter technology. The laser light stimulates circulating blood cells and stem cells.

 

Various laboratory tests and clinical data show that the irradiation of blood cells can trigger a number of positive effects.

 

The technology is more than 30 years old. It was officially approved in Germany in 2005. Today, numerous international private practices and clinics use intravenous laser therapy.

 

Universities have also recognized the potential of this therapy method and made it the focus of their research.

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Energizing effects (increases ATP production), strengthens the immune system, increases cell activity, regenerates damaged tissue structures and improves circulation.

 

Increases oxygen availability, positive effects on the function of red blood cells, reduction of blood viscosity

 

Improves microcirculation by NO release, strong anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects, accelerates wound healing, supports pain relief, activates telomerase and biogenesis of mitochondria with maximum anti-aging effects.

 

Antidepressant effects by enhancement of vitamin D and serotonin production, detoxifying effects, chronic pain relief, positive influence on endocrine system and metabolism.

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Areas of Application:

• Internal diseases (diabetes mellitus, chronic liver and kidney diseases)

• Metabolic disorders

• Cardiovascular diseases

• Chronic pain

• Fibromyalgia and rheumatism

• Allergies

• Macular degeneration

• Tinnitus

• Multiple sclerosis

• Depression and burn-out

• Lyme disease

• General performance increase (in sports)

• Anti-Aging