- Superpulsed laser safely treats any tissue with virtually no thermal risk
- Superpulsed + CW laser treats any tissue with reduced thermal risk, requiring lower CW average powers and providing deeper penetration
- Blood irradiation is a general support protocol for improving metabolism and alleviating trauma
- The “sweet spot” for regeneration is 30/40 kHz pulse frequency
- Use reduced %/duty cycle for the metabolically challenged patient: fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, adrenal depletion, debilitation
- Nerve tissue responds well to 40 kHz pulse frequency
- Acute injuries respond well to 20 kHz pulse frequency
- Old injuries, if not currently symptomatically active but recurrent, can be “activated” to an acute stage of inflammation with 60-80 kHz pulse frequency, for faster resolution
- Keep the laser on or very near the skin; slowly sweep the area when using higher average powers to control thermal build-up
