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Muscles and joints are illuminated 15-20 minutes prior to the planned recreational or professional
exercise (the illumination of the joint from the back is the most efficient method).
Programme 2:
Following the training/exercise, post-stress conditions, muscle relaxation
The programme is intended to regenerate the body after the training. It replenishes the cellular
energy reserves, modulates the inflammatory processes and induces the beginning of the re
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generation of potential micro-injuries, as well as increases the lymph flow and accelerates the
removal of metabolic waste products. It also reduces the lactic acid level, enables the general
relaxation and shortens the resting time.
TRAUMAS, CHRONIC DEGENERATIVE CONDITIONS AND SPORT INJURIES
The general photobiomodulation effect in sport injuries:
- analgesia
- biostimulation
- regeneration of soft tissues and bones (skin, nervous system, muscles, tendons, ligaments,
cartilage, bones) - improves the rate and quality of regenerative processes
- inflammation modulation (initially supports inflammatory processes and inhibits them in the
later phases)
- immunomodulation
- exudate reduction
- haemostasis
- antineuralgic, antiedematous and spasmolytic effect
- vasodilatory effect (increase of blood and lymph flow)
Types of sport injuries successfully treated with photobiomodulation:
- muscle pain and muscle fatigue
- reduction of harmful effects of lactate and creatine kinase after strenuous and extreme
training
- musculoskeletal injuries
- distortions, dislocations, strains and fractures
- chronic tendinopathy of Achilles tendon
- tennis and golfer’s elbow
- bursitis, tendinitis, epicondylitis, capsulitis
- supraspinatus tendinosis
- chronic pain in cervical and lumbar spine
Programme 3:
Recurrent injuries or post-operative conditions
This programme assists in treatment of injured muscles, ligaments and tendons. It enables
better distribution of collagen fibres in regeneration and thus reduces the scarring of the tissue
and consequently increases the elasticity of the tissues and mobility of the joints. The light
therapy replenishes the cartilage and connective tissue stem cells.
The programme is used after the medical treatment, immobilisation of an injury or surgery!
Programme 4:
Injuries and inflammations of joints, tendons, ligaments, bones and cartilage
The programme is intended for alleviation of pain, swelling and inflammation, increasing
