Understanding Spooky2 Cold Laser 10

Spooky2 has 5 modes: Contact, PEMF, Remote, Cold Laser, and Plasma. Most users are familiar with the Contact and Remote mode, but some do not know how to use Spooky2 Cold Laser.

If you are one of them, read this article to learn about this mode.

Background of Cold Laser solution

Cold Laser solution or Low-Level Laser solution (LLLT) is a method that uses a precise wavelength of light to interact with tissue and accelerate the body’s natural healing process. People who suffer from a variety of acute and chronic conditions can use Cold Laser solution to help eliminate pain and swelling, reduce spasms, and increase functionality.

Cold lasers are low-power lasers that provide non-thermal photons of light. These photons pass through the skin and fat tissues under the skin. The light energy is absorbed and interacts with the light-sensitive elements within the cell. This process is very similar to the photosynthesis of plants, during which the sunlight is absorbed by plants and converted to carbohydrates for the plant to grow.

The light energy absorbed by cells allows them to “normalize”, increasing intracellular metabolism and resulting in a faster reduction in pain, inflammation, and edema. Photons absorbed by the cells through laser solution stimulate the mitochondria to accelerate the production of ATP. This biochemical increase in cell energy is used to transform live cells from a state of illness to a stable, healthy state.

Related Research of Cold Laser solution

Cold Lasers can be pulsed by frequencies for accelerating healing. The following studies prove the increased effectiveness using frequencies:

Abstract
This study investigated the influence of pulsed low-level laser solution (LLLT) on the healing of a third-degree burn in a rat model. Two third-degree burns (distal and proximal) were made in the skin of 74 rats. Rats were divided into four groups. In group 1, the distal burn received LLLT with laser switched off; in groups 2 and 3, distal burns were treated with a 3,000 Hz-pulsed infrared diode laser with 2.3 and 11.7 J/cm(2) energy densities, respectively. In group 4, the distal burns were treated topically with 0.2% nitrofurazone. The proximal burn of all groups was considered a control burn. We assessed the response to treatment both microbiologically and macroscopically. The chi-square test showed that the incidence of Staphylococcus epidermidis, Lactobacillus, and diphtheria decreased significantly in laser-treated groups compared with other groups. Independent sample t-test showed that LLLT with 11.7 J/cm(2) energy density significantly increased wound-closure rate at 3 and 4 weeks after burning compared with their relevant control burns (p = 0.018 and p = 0.01, respectively). Pulsed LLLT with 11.7 J/cm(2)/890 nm of a third-degree burn in a rat model significantly increased wound-closure rate compared with control burns.
[J Rehabil Res Dev. 2009;46(4):543-54.]

Abstract
The effect of wound illumination time by pulsed diode laser on the wound healing process was studied in this paper. For this purpose, the original electronic drive circuit of a 650-nm wavelength CW diode laser was reconstructed to give pulsed output laser of 50 % duty cycle and 1 MHz pulse repetition frequency. Twenty male mice, 3 months old were used to follow up the laser photobiostimulation effect on the wound healing progress. They were subdivided into two groups and then the wounds were made on the bilateral back sides of each mouse. Two sessions of pulsed laser solution were carried along 15 days. Each mice group wounds were illuminated by this pulsed laser for 12 or 18 min per session during these 12 days. The results of this study were compared with the results of our previous wound healing solution study by using the same type of laser. The mice wounds in that study received only 5 min of illumination time solution in the first and second days of healing process. In this study, we found that the wounds, which were illuminated for 12 min/session healed in about 3 days earlier than those which were illuminated for 18 min/session. Both of them were healed earlier in about 10-11 days than the control group did.
[Lasers Med Sci. 2013 May;28(3):941-5. doi: 10.1007/s10103-012-1182-4. Epub 2012 Aug 16.]

Abstract
Review of the literature indicates that LLLT has a biostimulatory effect on wound healing, although no clear recommendation can be made yet.

Forty-eight male rats were divided into groups 1 and 2. On day 0, three third-degree burns were made on the dorsum of each rat using steam. In group 1, the first burn was exposed to an 80-Hz pulsed 890-nm infrared diode laser at 0.396 J/cm2 three times a week. In group 2, the first burn was exposed to the inactivated laser. In both groups, the second burns were treated with topical application of nitrofurazone 0.2%, and third burns did not receive any treatment and were considered as control burns. Burns were clinically examined. The rats were treated for 8, 12, and 20 days in both groups. On days 8, 2, and 20, microbiological samples of burns were collected and analyzed. Data were analyzed using the chi-square method.

RESULTS:
The paired Student t-test showed that the wound closure rate of laser-treated burns (17.6+/-1.86 days) was significantly longer than that of the control burns (19.6+/-0.81 days) (p=0.007).The number of laser-treated burns that closed was significantly higher than controls. Chi-square tests showed that there was not significant difference between each microorganism (Staphylococcus epidermis, S. aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa).

CONCLUSION:
LLLT using an 80-Hz pulsed infrared diode laser accelerated third-degree burn healing in rat.
(The) most important aspect of the treatment of severe burns is to close the wound as quickly as possible.
[Photomed Laser Surg. 2009 Dec;27(6):959-64. doi: 10.1089/pho.2008.2366]

What Conditions Can Cold Laser solution Help with

Physicians have been using Cold Laser solution for over 40 years on patients who are seeking effective, alternative methods for pain relief. Over 2,500 clinical studies have been published worldwide since 1967. Most of these studies were double-blinded and placebo-controlled. They demonstrated the effectiveness of Cold Laser solution for pain relief.

Advantages
Cold Laser solution is a non-invasive procedure that does not require a surgical incision. Besides it has unique advantages, including:

No prolonged recovery time.
No additional medications are required.
No serious side effects when used correctly.
Backed by multiple medical studies.

Cold Laser solution can stimulate most cell types, including muscle, ligament, cartilage, nerves, and many more. Cold Laser solution is useful for:

Tinnitus
Pain relief
Fibromyalgia
Lymphedema
Wound healing
Elbow disorders
Bone regeneration
Knee osteoarthritis
Dentin hypersensitivity
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Neurological dysfunctions

Spooky2 Cold Laser Products

Spooky2 Cold Laser is famous for its convenience and affordability. It brings Cold Laser solution into the home using modern, solid-state laser technology.

Spooky2 Cold Laser is available in 2 models, each with adapter cables that plug directly into your Spooky2 XM generator.

1.Spooky2 Cold Laser Wrist

Spooky2 Cold Laser Wrist with 5 x 5mW 650nm lasers providing energy balancing frequencies directly to your blood and carpal tunnel.

Maximum voltage: 10v (-100% offset)
Minimum source impedance: 50 ohm
Maximum Frequency: 1 MHz
Rated Optical Power: 8mW maximum
Operating current range: 12mA – 23mA

Optical Characteristics:
Wavelength: 640nm – 650nm
Beam Divergence: 8 degrees

2.Spooky2 Cold Laser Twin

Our Spooky2 Cold Laser Twin with 2 x 7mW 650nm lasers for ear, nasal, navel, or acupuncture use.

Maximum voltage: 10v (-100% offset)
Minimum source impedance: 50 ohm
Maximum Frequency: 1 MHz
Rated Optical Power: 8mW maximum
Operating current range: 12mA – 23mA

Optical Characteristics:
Wavelength: 640nm – 650nm
Beam Divergence: 8 degrees

Unique Advantages
Convenient.
Affordable.
Quality.
Frequency Control.
Cold Lasers can be pulsed by frequencies to accelerate healing.

Warnings
Spooky2 Cold Laser uses real lasers.
Cold Laser solution should not be used if pregnant.
Do not shine any laser directly into the eyes as this may cause permanent damage.

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