Intravenous Laser Therapy

Intravenous laser therapy was first practised in the former Soviet Union. The direct introduction of laser light into the bloodstream was shown to produce positive effects in the expression of immunoglobulins, interferons and interleukins which are crucial for a good immune response to pathogens. Intravenous Laser therapy is used to improve and normalise microcirculation, reducing inflammation, neurohumoral regulation, tissue repair, immune system boost, pain reduction, increasing the synthesis of DNA and RNA, and restoring the body's homeostasis.