Hi guys,
I have been doing some research on how I might be able to increase my gains with P.E. I came across this tech not to long ago called a Cold Laser...basically "certain wavelengths of light have the ability to penetrate high-water content material such as animal tissue. This penetration allows the process of photobiostimulation on animal cells is similar to photosynthesis in plant cells whereby light sets in motion a chain of chemical reactions. In human tissue the resulting photochemical reaction produces an increase in the cellular metabolism rate which expedites cell repair and the stimulation of several systems: the immune, lymphatic and vascular. This process results in reduced swelling, pain and accelerates healing" this technology was researched by NASA to see if it might be some use in their space program. Upon further research i found that this can greatly increase healing time of collagen & soft tissue by as much as 60%........Currently this tech is being used by Athletes, weight loss, Navy, doctors, and even race horses..... I believe red LED operating on wavelength of 650 nanometers was the first to be developed and later on Cold Laser. I included a link if you want to take a look into it yourself.
Now this were I need ya'll help before I go sink $300 bucks into one of these units, I recall that the PE greatly relies on the deformation of the tissue in collagen, will I be basically countering my progress with this device? I'm thinking that it will be great if I could speed up the healing time but at the same time I have a feeling that I use this that I will not give enough time for the deformation to cement in.....Not sure if I making any sense or not but figure its worth a shot, any no how behind the science on why this wont work will be greatly appreciated thanks!
http://www.medicaldesignbriefs.com/component/content/article/6494
I have been doing some research on how I might be able to increase my gains with P.E. I came across this tech not to long ago called a Cold Laser...basically "certain wavelengths of light have the ability to penetrate high-water content material such as animal tissue. This penetration allows the process of photobiostimulation on animal cells is similar to photosynthesis in plant cells whereby light sets in motion a chain of chemical reactions. In human tissue the resulting photochemical reaction produces an increase in the cellular metabolism rate which expedites cell repair and the stimulation of several systems: the immune, lymphatic and vascular. This process results in reduced swelling, pain and accelerates healing" this technology was researched by NASA to see if it might be some use in their space program. Upon further research i found that this can greatly increase healing time of collagen & soft tissue by as much as 60%........Currently this tech is being used by Athletes, weight loss, Navy, doctors, and even race horses..... I believe red LED operating on wavelength of 650 nanometers was the first to be developed and later on Cold Laser. I included a link if you want to take a look into it yourself.
Now this were I need ya'll help before I go sink $300 bucks into one of these units, I recall that the PE greatly relies on the deformation of the tissue in collagen, will I be basically countering my progress with this device? I'm thinking that it will be great if I could speed up the healing time but at the same time I have a feeling that I use this that I will not give enough time for the deformation to cement in.....Not sure if I making any sense or not but figure its worth a shot, any no how behind the science on why this wont work will be greatly appreciated thanks!
http://www.medicaldesignbriefs.com/component/content/article/6494
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