Laser Light: The Medicine of the Future Is Here Now

 For patients unresponsive to traditional prescriptive care, there is new hope with 2 breakthrough German laser technologies developed by Weber Medical Gmbh. The first is a portable Laser watch, an innovative 4-in-1 device that applies the latest research findings in the field of Low-Level Laser Therapy.  The Weber Laser Watch is designed for home use and is worn on the left wrist for 30 – 60 minutes once or twice daily.    It combines direct blood irradiation, acupuncture and local (pain) therapy. The functionality is based on the ability of specific cellular structures, (photoreceptors) like mitochondira and macrophages to absorb specific wavelengths of light.  The light stimulus triggers cellular signals that affect chemical behavior, metabolism, movement and gene expression.. Both observational data and research data are adding to the case being made for laser light offering relief from a variety of illnesses.  The lasers in the Spectra+ watch are red, blue, yellow and green and offer multiple positive influences on the blood, immune system, pain and muscle tension, cell regulation and performance increase. Now making its way into the American market, patients are reporting excellent results with daily use. An attorney who purchased the watch due to a diagnosis of Epstein Barr virus, headaches and severe neck pain said that all began to resolve within one week of daily use.  ”The watch is comfortable to wear and easy to use.  I also use the attachments for the nose, ears and I use the light panel for the pain in my neck,” explained the patient.  ”My chiropractor confirmed that I now have greater mobility in my neck due to the use of the Laser Watch, and for the first time in months I do not have to take a nap in the middle of the day.”

The second technology is a laser IV which offers 5 light spectrums for treatment which provides direct irradiation of blood, tissue and joints ‘from inside’ with penetration depths of up to 12 cm.

Weber Medical designed special fiberoptic light guides (Weberneedle® Lasercath) and cannulas that allow laser light to overcome the skin barrier by bringing light directly into the blood stream, interstitial compartments or joints. 

This new approach of intravenous, interstitial and intraarticular laser therapy significantly improves therapeutic results as it produces penetration depths of up to 12 cm. Also green, blue and yellow lasers, which are typically absorbed at the skin surface, can now develop their cellular and anti-inflammatory effects in deep tissue layers.  

In PDT this technique allows photosensible substances (photosensitizers) to be ‘activated’ deep within the body.

This treatment, widely available in Europe is only available currently in two clinics in New Hampshire.

The Laser Watch is available from U.S. Sales representative, Kim Baker:  https://vintageracecarsales.com/weber-laser-watches/

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