Comparing Class 4 Laser Therapy, PEMF, and Shockwave Treatments in Chiropractic Care
This article provides an in-depth exploration of these three therapies, comparing their principles, applications, benefits, and limitations, while offering practical insights for Doctors of Chiropractic to optimize patient outcomes. By integrating evidence-based references, this analysis aims to guide practitioners in selecting the most appropriate modality for their patients.
Photobiomodulation vs. Ice for Acute Injuries: A Paradigm Shift in Recovery
For decades, the RICE protocol—Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation—has been the cornerstone of acute injury management, widely adopted by athletes, coaches, and healthcare professionals.
Comparison of Class 4 Laser Therapy in Treating Ankle Sprains and Alzheimer’s Disease
In summary, Class 4 laser therapy is a robust treatment for ankle sprains but a speculative adjunct for Alzheimer’s. Continued research is needed to optimize its role in AD care, particularly in combination with protocols like Bredesen’s, to maximize its potential in supporting brain health.
The Benefits of Laser Therapy for Chiropractic Patients
Laser therapy is a powerful, effective tool in chiropractic care that offers numerous benefits, including pain relief, reduced inflammation, and accelerated healing. Its non-invasive nature and lack of side effects make it an excellent choice for patients looking for natural and safe ways to manage pain and promote healing.
“Class 4 Laser Therapy will be an integral modality worldwide in all fields of healthcare.”
— Dr. Phil Harrington, lecturing in Malaysia
