Webinar Why LLLT Is The Most Effective Modality For Your Practice

Laser therapy, also known as photobiomodulation therapy, has been in clinical use since the 1960s. Electrotherapeutic modalities like TENS, IFC, ultrasound etc. only provide temporary relief of symptoms and do not target the source. Most modalities have poor clinical trial research efficacy and are not recommended in evidence-based guidelines. Not the case for laser therapy! Decades of human, in vitro and animal model research since the 1960s have proven clinical benefits and mechanisms of action. When using effective dosage and light parameters, laser therapy is considered the safest and most effective of all clinical modalities. However, laser is often referred to as a therapy and not modality because it accelerates healing and can be used as a stand-alone treatment. This webinar promises to be a lively interactive discussion on the benefits of laser therapy and why you should be adding it to your clinical toolbox.

[@jayzed4099]

Thank you for your presentation! I just purchased the dual unit for my RMT practice. My chiropractor has used bio flex on me for past injuries and it works. So I decided to buy my own!

[@shammychan8018]

Hi Fellow Canadian! I would like to know it cures spasticity?
I had a TBI by falling of the stairs, after severe physical therapy I was able to walk without a walking frame briefly, but spasticity started and I have gone down to a point I can't even walk one step after 2 months.
I would like to know if it will cure my spasticity, I couldn't find any prove it can help.
Thank you!

[@atifatif2442]

Will this device manage disc herniation and the pain associated with it ? Which model can be used at home ( ambulatory) ?

[@marieharris1230]

Bio flex presenter should have answered the one question. Jeez!!!