DNA replication emits light between 630-640nm
Cell Biomodulation
Increases ATP production
Increases phagocytosis
Peripheral Nerve regeneration
Promotes proliferation of fibroblasts and keratinocytes
Increases skin circulation and microcirculation
Increases enzyme activity
Increases antioxidant activity
Decreases Pain and Inflammation
Pulsed lasers have a greater biological effect

Acute Pain and Inflammation
Chronic Pain Syndromes
Neck and back pain
Headaches and TMD
Rotator cuff/Frozen Shoulder/Bursitis
Elbow and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Hip/Groin Pain
Knee pain
Ankle sprains and Foot pain
Plantar Fasciitis
Disc injuries
Torn/strained muscles
Neuropathies
Shingles including Post Herpetic Neuropathy
Wounds/Burns
Fractures

Anti-Inflammatory Action— Laser light reduces swelling caused by bruising or inflammation of joints to give enhanced joint mobility.
Stimulated Nerve Function— Slow recovery of nerve function in damaged tissue can result in “dead” limbs or numb areas. Laser light speeds the process of nerve cell reconnection to bring back motor and sensory innervation.

Pain Relief-Decreased inflammation and increased nerve function will inhibit both acute and chronic pain.
Increased Vascular Activity— Laser light induces temporary vasodilation increasing blood flow to damaged areas.
Faster Wound Healing— Laser light stimulates fibroblast development and accelerates collagen synthesis in damaged tissue.
Rapid Cell Growth— Laser light accelerates cellular reproduction and growth.

Increased Metabolic Activity— Higher outputs of specific enzymes, greater oxygen and food particle loads for blood cells and thus greater production of the basic food source for cells, Adenosine Tri-Phosphate (ATP).

Reduced Fibrous Tissue Formation— Laser light reduces the formation of scar tissue following tissue damage from cuts, scratches, burns or post-surgery.

When Should I use the last in Infrared Mode
Infrared (IR) mode is used for a therapeutic tissue response. Therapy will address the reduction in symptoms such as pain and inflammation. The light will be absorbed deeper in the tissue than the Red (R) light mode

Red (R) mode is used for a rehabilitative tissue response. The cells in our bodies have been shown to communicate in the red light wavelength, which is one of the wavelengths the LZ30 operates at. In this mode, the laser is used to “normalize” cellular function. If the target tissue is not functioning normally (i.e., tight muscles), the application of the laser in Red mode will help to normalize the target tissue.

Laser therapy is not only dynamic treatment modality, but there are
NO side effects!