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Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:54 pm  |
Dr Setterfield and Dr Fernandes both are big on LED immediately after rolling for anti-inflammation now. The wavelengths that Setterfield recs are:
red: 633nm for collagen turnover
near infrared: 780nm for keratinocytes
near infrared: 830nm for macrophages
These are different wavelengths than most of our home devices tho. BabyQ Plus has these wavelengths: 610nm, 630nm, 660nm and 850nm. BabyQ cites the NASA study on burn healing using these nm. |
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Wed Feb 17, 2016 10:16 am |
Well, bless her heart, then she's in direct contradiction with NASA studies and the dermal needling gurus! 
The use of LED after needling is to reduce inflammation, increase permeability and stimulate ATP, according to Fernandes.
skinwellness.co.nz/led-light-treatments/
The original NASA studies with LED confirmed that it does induce healing of burn tissue, and activates DNA synthesis as deep as the calf muscle. Muscle atrophy is a huge problem on space flights so LED was investigated as a stimulatory modality to counteract it. Also, wounds heal slower in the spaceship environment so LED was similarly investigated.
www.activeforever.com/content/manuals/A17157-NASA-LED-Space-Flight.pdf |
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