With PBM therapy, a definite effect of Parkinson's care! 

 ​Why Parkinson's disease is considered difficult to recover

There is no complete cure for Parkinson's disease to date. Current treatments are usually limited to alleviating symptoms and may reduce treatment effects as the disease progresses. Also, damage to dopamine cells, the cause of Parkinson's disease, is currently very difficult to simply treat. This is because it is not easy to regenerate or replace dopamine cells. In this situation, the recovery effect of Parkinson's disease through PBM therapy, which has been shown through various studies, is giving expectations and hopes to many patients. 

​Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disease that appears as a loss of neurons that produce dopamine in the brain's inner black body. A study conducted by Dr. Michael Hamblin, a senior researcher at the Center for Wirium and associate professor at Harvard, found that PBM therapy is a non-surgical treatment in which certain wavelengths penetrate the skull and penetrate deep into the brain, promoting blood circulation and with no side effects.

The first is that the near-infrared specific wavelength band increases mitochondrial respiration, thereby reducing key inflammatory mediators and preventing apoptosis. 

The second is that it forms nitric oxide in the mitochondria of cells, activating the elasticity of capillaries and the production of dopamine in nerve cells. 

PBM Therapy Results For Parkinson's Disease

There are many studies on PBM therapy for Parkinson's disease, but a few of them are typical as follows. In 2008, a researcher at the University of Wisconsin in the United States found that photobiomodulation (PBM) was beneficial for Parkinson's disease. 

(Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18440709)

Researchers in Australia, France, and Switzerland have since published numerous studies showing that PBM (photobiological modulation) reduces alpha-synuclein symptoms in MPTP or 6-OHDA injections and various animal models of Parkinson's disease, including alpha-synuclein and expressing animals.

(Source : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26793049)

In addition, a 2016 Parkinson's monkey model revealed that near-infrared rays have a neuroprotective effect, in which a visible red light (670 nm) optical fiber device was implanted in the brain and MPTP injections were administered for a week. In this treatment, the majority of monkeys had improved symptoms, and while red light (670 nm) was used in this study, near-infrared light (810 nm) was also used in other studies.  Usually, light sources penetrate transdermal fibers into the head in a straight line or span, but one study suggests that there is a remote nerve protection effect on the brain, which can lead to better PBM penetration.

These protocols have proven sufficient to restore the damaged brain to near normal levels. The common characteristics of Parkinson's disease are insomnia and chronic indigestion, and the first improvement with PBM therapy is chronic indigestion and chronic insomnia. 

Since systemic PBM therapy is a non-pharmacological therapy, there is no need to worry about separate side effects, and it does not put any special burden on the body because it uses a relatively low power density. At the same time, it will slow the deterioration and progression of Parkinson's disease because it prevents dopamine-producing neurons located in the black matter very deep in the brain from degenerating.

​​Important Points for the Recovery of Parkinson's Disease

PBM therapy is recommended for those who want to help improve Parkinson's disease more safely with non-side effects, or for those who have given up because it has not improved much even after treatment. You can receive full-body PBM therapy through full-body PBM chambers at five Heulight centers in Korea. You can also see about the center in the United States on the website.

https://huelightusa.com/

In addition to PBM therapy, personally paying attention to the following matters will help you recover more.

First, regular exercise is essential for Parkinson's disease patients. Exercise helps strengthen 

muscle strength, improve balance, and improve physical function, and is also effective in relieving symptoms.

Second, proper nutrition and healthy eating habits help Parkinson's disease patients recover. 

Above all, alcohol and caffeine consumption should be restricted.

Third, stress can worsen Parkinson's disease, so it is important to find your own stress relief method to manage stress well.

Fourth, Parkinson's disease patients should create an optimal environment for recovery so that they can continue their efforts to recover in a psychological sense of stability.

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