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When learning about laser technology, there are some basic concepts that should be
understood. A laser is basically a beam of light that emits photon energy. When the
light is focused properly, all the photons are traveling in the same direction and
at the same wavelength; this is also known as coherent light. When light is not focused,
it scatters in all directions and becomes diffused. This is called non-
We use lasers to listen to our favorite music CD’s, to measure distances, temperature, and speed. Even though Einstein was the first to talk about the idea of light energy, our bodies have been using the same kind of energy to communicate since man was created. As documented in the James L. Oschman’s book “Energy Medicine: The Scientific Basis”, cells communicate to one another through coherent light
Low level lasers are different than other more publicized heat lasers that are used in many surgical procedures to cut, and cauterize tissue. Low level lasers do not have a thermal effect and are used to stimulate, rather than destroy tissue. These types of lasers have been in use for over 25 years and there has yet to be one recorded side effect. Low level laser studies have been done and have proven to be effective in many cases, but it was the ERCHONIA laser that made history in the world to gain FDA market clearance for the treatment of chronic neck and shoulder pain. This was proven through two double blind studies to prove the efficiency of the ERCHONIA laser on chronic pain.
ERCHONIA lasers emit visible coherent light that is applied to the affected area.
Bundles of light energy pass through the dermal layers, and are received within the
cell membrane by specific energy photo acceptors. The increase in intra-
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