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Click here to read a discussion about the best method to quantify dosage. Click here to read "4 things you should know about LLLT laser So that we can properly monitor feedback, we are asking
that you fill out a FREE DOWNLOADBefore you start learning LLLT calculations be aware that Joules and J/cm2 are not a good way to express dose. You should ideally read the following paper first and come on a THOR training course. This paper from Harvard Medical School reviews the LLLT mechanisms and the biphasic dose response. It summarises the molecular and cellular mechanisms of LLLT, gives a scientific explanation for the biphasic dose response (why a low dose has a stimulatory effect and why a high dose inhibits). Low power densities tend to get better healing and anti-inflammatory effects where higher power densities are more likely to inhibit (which may be useful if you just want an analgesic effect). I have to disclose an interest in this paper because I am a co-author. James Carroll CEO THOR Photomedicine. » Available for free download here |
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