IV laser, more accurately known as Intravenous Laser Blood Irradiation Therapy (ILBI) or Intravenous Laser Therapy, is a treatment that exposes a patient's blood to low levels of laser radiation.
How does IV Laser Work?
The primary purpose of IV laser therapy is to stimulate changes in the blood at the molecular level. Specifically, this therapy aims to:
- Influence the interaction of lipid-water molecules in the blood.
- Impact the interaction of protein-water molecules in the blood.
- Affect the interaction of lipid-protein molecules in the blood.
This is achieved through the direct exposure of the blood to laser radiation.
Key Aspects of IV Laser Therapy
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Intravenous Laser Blood Irradiation Therapy (ILBI) or Intravenous Laser Therapy |
| Method | Exposes blood to low levels of laser radiation |
| Primary Goal | Stimulate changes in the interaction of molecules (lipid-water, protein-water, lipid-protein) in the blood |
| Application | Medical settings under the supervision of trained professionals. |
| Radiation Level | Low level, not harmful to blood. |
Summary
In short, IV laser therapy is a process that uses low-level laser light to interact with the components of blood and potentially alter the way those components behave.
