Cozing Hip Neck Occupational Therapy Laser Alternative

COZING-T06 Indications:

Knee, Feet, Ankle, Shoulder, Back, Elbow, Hand, Joint & Muscle...

Arthritis

Tennis Elbo

Tailbone Inflammation

Athletics System Injuries

Soft Tissue Injuries

Sports Injuries & Sprain

Wound & Ulcer Acupuncture

Diminish Inflammation

And much more

How do the laser therapy wound Healing?

-Enhanced leukocyte infiltration. .
-Increased macrophage activity. LLLT accelerates macrophage activity in phagocytosis, growth factor secretion and stimulation of collagen synthesis.
-Increased neovascularization. Endothelial cell regeneration is accelerated.
-Increased fibroblast proliferation. LLLT stimulation increases collagen production.
-Early epithelialization. Laser-stimulated acceleration of epithelial cell regeneration speeds up wound healing, minimizes scarring, and reduces infection opportunities.
-Enhanced cell proliferation and differentiation. Laser-induced increases in NO, ATP and other compounds that stimulate higher activity in cell proliferation and differentiation into mature cells.
-Greater healed wound tensile strength. By increasing the amount of collagen production/synthesis and by increasing the intra and inter-molecular hydrogen bonding in the collagen molecules, laser therapy contributes to improved tensile strength.

How to Use?

1st week: Start with the secondary power on pulse mode

2nd week: Adjust to maximum power on pulse mode

3rd week: You can start using it on maximum power on constant mode

Duration:

Please use 2-3 times a day for about 10-20 minutes. You can set 15x time settings, 15-60 minutes

Distance from Skin:  

keep a little distance of 1-2 inches away from the skin

When using on animals please shave the treating area

What's the history of laser therapy pain?
Infrared light penetrates to the inner layers of the skin at about 2 to 7 centimeters deep. Hence, it reaches the muscles, nerves and even the bones. Many studies have shown that a frequency of infrared light, with wavelengths from 700 to 1,000 nanometers, is best used for healing inflammatory conditions.
The use of electricity for healing purposes began in 2,750 BC when people used electric eels to give electric shocks. Electricity and magnetism were used in people with just little success. However, in 1975, transcutaneous electrical stimulation (TENS) was developed to treat chronic pain. It was not until recently that infrared therapy was developed to improve wound healing, reduce the pain caused by arthritis, boost endorphin levels, and bioactivate neuromodulators.

Package Includes:

1x Pain relief low-level cold laser device

1x Zipper carry case

1x Manual

1x Warranty card

1x safety glasses