TerraQuant Laser Benefits

TerraQuant Laser Benefits, What Can it do for Your Health?

Many benefits and treatments options are possible with TerraQuant Lasers.

* THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS CAN VARY FROM PERSON TO PERSON

  • Pain Relief (Natural Analgesic)
  • Reduces Edema (Swelling)
  • Reduces inflammation (Anti-inflammatory)
  • Stimulates cell regeneration
  • Stimulates Enzyme synthesis
  • Enhances collagen synthesis
  • Stimulates cell metabolism (activation of ATP and protein synthesis)
  • Provides antioxidant effect
  • Promotes tissue regeneration
  • Stimulates immune system
  • Increases blood circulation
  • Accelerates natural healing processes
  • Alleviates Arthritis
  • Stimulates Acupoints
  • Can be used at home or in a practice
 
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 TerraQuant Lasers are OTC, FDA Cleared for Home and Professional Use.

TerraQuant Cold Lasers are used in 30 countries and provide solutions for numerous treatment modalities:

* Pain Relief * Cosmetics and Antiaging * Wound Management
• Acute, sub-acute pain
• Chronic pain relief
• Shoulder pain
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Back pain
• Tennis elbow
• Arthritic pain
• Fibromyalgia
• Many other indications		 • Varicose Veins
• Cellulite
• Acne
• Wrinkles
• Psoriasis
• Many other indications
• Rosacia/Rosacea
• Sebhoria/Seborrhea
• Eczema symptoms
• Fungus symptoms
• Burn treatment		 • Tissue repair and cell regeneration
• Skin ulcers
• Diabetic ulcers
• Burns
• Postoperative wound care
• Chronic wounds
• Pressure ulcers
• Many other indications

* Intended Indications listed on this website reflect regulatory approvals which vary from country to country. Results can vary from person to person.

Super Pulsed TerraQuant Emitters Penetrate Deeper

Pain Relief with the TerraQuant

* Help your patients start live a pain-free life. There is a new FDA cleared option that has the potential to relieve chronic and acute pain – in as little as 1 to 3 days.

The answer? Cold laser therapy powered by exclusive Multi Radiance Technology and TerraQuant cold laser.

TerraQuant Cold Lasers are the perfect pain relief answer

  • MRT has a unique combination of radiances that work together with a high light density – given at up to 5 inches deep in tissue.
  • This combo of radiances cover the spectrum of the therapeutic range (from Red Light 600nm to Infrared Light 905nm).

Clinical Studies on Cold Laser Therapy for Pain Relief

* An 88% positive effect was shown in studies on the use of Multi Radiance Technology in relieving pain caused by arthritis of medium and small joints. The clinical study involved 140 people. There are multitude of other clinical papers and studies available for review; over 4,000 studies have been conducted on the effects of laser therapy on pain relief.

All of our laser devices are designed with you in mind and are extremely user friendly. Our user interface is easy to operate. This simplicity gives a operator the best environment for optimal results when relieving their patient’s pain.

 

* “I plug the machine in and find that it is actually a model of simplicity to operate. You choose one of five preset programs—each with different pulse frequencies—press the start button and apply the emitter (looks like a shower head) over the affected area. I used the program for wrist pain, and I was pleased to detect a moderate increase in mobility and a reduction in pain. I’d definitely give it a qualified thumbs up.”

-Arthritis News,
April – May 2005

 

Anti-Aging and Skin Care with TerraQuant Cold Laser Therapy

As we age, skin cell function naturally slows, as do the processes that keep our skin youthful looking. Is there a natural affordable way to stay youthful and vibrant? The answer is yes. In the past the only solution for anti-aging is risky and expensive cosmetic surgery. Now you have a choice thanks to Multi Radiance Medical.

Multi Radiance Medical has taken the natural healing properties of light and created an exclusive technology called Multi Radiance Technology™. This technology combines super pulsed laser, infrared light, red light and static magnetic field to give you the best biological response of any laser therapy device on the market.

Multi Radiance Technology is used in 30 countries as a treatment solution for:

• Wrinkles
• Varicose veins appearance
• Acne symptoms relief
• Cellulite appearance
• Fungus symptoms
• Eczema symptoms
• Burns

Multi Radiance Technology, the revolutionary technology behind TerraQuant, permeates the top dermal lasers, sending photon energy to cellular membranes. This new energy triggers the metabolic process, which activates skin cells to produce more energy (ATP).

Multi Radiance Technology delivers energy directly to the skin cells, providing them the assets to begin acting like healthy, youthful skin. Now you can expect the youthful results you have been looking for with no pain and no expensive bills to pay.

 

TerraQuant is used in European spas and salons

Thousands of cosmetologists and private people around the world use our exclusive technology for skin rejuvenation. TerraQuant’s exclusive Multi Radiance Technology combines super pulsed laser, therapeutic red light, and magnetic field generation to vitalize the skin and minimize wrinkles.

 

6 Super Pulsed TerraQuant and Multi Radiance Medical Laser to Choose From:

Wound Care and TerraQuant
Cold Laser Therapy

(PLEASE NOTE: Usage of TerraQuant for Wound Indications are Intended and shown for use Outside of the USA only)
  • Skin ulcerations
  • Diabetic ulcers
  • Burns
  • Tissue repair and cell regrowth
  • Post-surgical wound care

Chronic wounds and pressure ulcers are expensive issues for patients to deal with. Wound management can be costly and time consuming. If the wound doesn’t begin to heal with treatment the complications can lead to hospitalization, surgery or even amputation.

The TerraQuant and it’s encompassing “Multi Radiance Technology” excels in wound care. The TerraQuant has a programmed frequency designed for wound care and we have witnessed remarkable results. Read some of the testimonials below.

Cold Laser Therapy & Scientific Evidence

This abstract of clinical and scientific evidence in wound management using TerraQuant Cold Laser was compiled by Professor Remy Guibert, MD MSc.

The clinical trials reported have been published in peer review scientific journals and adhere to sound methodologies and all have control groups.

Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) used in vitro show increases in cell growth of 140—200% in mouse-derived fibroblasts, rat-derived osteoblasts and rat-derived skeletal muscle cells, and increased by 155—171% growth of normal human epithelial cells. Wound size decreased up to 36% in conjunction with hyperbaric oxygen HBO in ischemic rat models. LLLT produced improvement of greater than 40% in musculoskeletal training injuries, and decreased wound healing time. LLLT reduced by 47% pain of children suffering from oral mucositis.

In vitro, LLLT inhibits bacterial growth of E.coli, Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

A randomized double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trial, on thirty consecutive patients with diabetic ulcers or gangrenes and elevated levels of glycosylated hemoglobin, has demonstrated an increase in skin microcirculation due to LLLT, which was an athermic effect, in patients with diabetic microangiopathy. A clinical trial of LLLT, with the combined use of HBO, showed 81% healing of diabetic foot ulcers in patients who previously did not respond to a comprehensive treatment program. The authors conclude that this modality is safe, simple and inexpensive.

A placebo-controlled clinical trial, studying the efficacy of combined phototherapy with LLLT in the management of venous ulceration when used in conjunction with standardized nursing intervention, showed clinical difference in wound healing rate and a continued reduction in wound size at post-irradiation. A double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial of low energy photon therapy (LEPT)(Red and Infrared) in venous leg ulcers showed a decrease in ulcer area (compared to baseline) of 193.0 mm2 in the LEPT group and of 14.7 mm2 in the placebo group respectively
(P = 0.0002).

A randomized, controlled study examined the effects of infrared and red pulsed monochromatic light with varied pulsations and wavelengths, in addition to standard treatment, on the healing of pressure ulcers. Patients treated with pulsed monochromatic light had a 49% higher ulcer healing rate, their mean ulcer area was reduced to 10% after 5 weeks compared with 9 weeks for the controls.

A controlled clinical trial of patients with two pressure ulcers (one for polarized light, one as control) examined the effect of polarized light on pressure ulcers of 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades. Pressure ulcers subjected to extra treatment with polarized light in the early stages showed significantly greater improvement in the healing process than the control ulcers.

Pulsed high-frequency, high peak power electromagnetic energy has been shown to increased healing time in patients with Stage II ulcers unhealed within three to 12 weeks and those with Stage III ulcers unhealed within eight to 168 weeks by conventional methods. Stage II ulcers healed in one to six weeks (mean 2.33) and all Stage III ulcers healed in one to 22 weeks (mean 8.85).

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