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FAR INFRARED CONTINUED... |
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| When you apply the FIR technology, you see the healing results from the production of nitric oxide from the hemoglobin by the reaction of the photons of the FIR on the enzymes, which produce the nitric oxide gas. The immune cells get into the area and the circulation is increased. Pain is reduced, and the area now has the immune cells necessary to get complete healing. | ||
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| The wide-ranging results of nitric oxide may pay off in new treatments for: Atherosclerosis (a thickening of artery walls) Septic shock (a dangerous drop in blood pressure) Cancer |
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| The Infrared protocol was instituted after conventional management protocols were shown to be ineffective in wound healing. The rate and quality of healing of these previously refractory wounds, following use of FIR energy, may be related to local increases in nitric oxide concentration. Increases in nitric oxide previously have been demonstrated to correlate with vasodilatory and anabolic responses. | ||
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| Substances harmful to the human body are excreted through sweat and oil glands, such as carcinogenic heavy metals, toxic substances from food processing, lactic acid, nonesterified fatty acids, fat and subcutaneous fat which cause fatigue and aging, as well as hypertension caused by sodium ions which trigger uric acid pain. | ||
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| FIR HEAT IS FELT TO PRODUCE THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS IN THE FOLLOWING: | ||
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| BRAIN Short-term memory improved Accelerated repair in brain contusions Cerebral hemorrhages - healing both speeds up and is significantly enhanced |
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| COLLAGEN TISSUES Ligaments Joint capsules Tendons Fascia Synovium Increases range of motion Scarred, thickened or contracted tissues Increases extensibility of collagen tissues |
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| BODY ACIDITY Reduces acidity in the body (FIR causes fruit to ripen faster by reducing acidity) |
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| NERVES Neuresthenia Adjusts autonomic nerve function Reduces over-stimulation of sensory nerves |
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