Q.Light Phototherapy education program:
- Who is Q.Products AG ?
- What is Light?
- Short bibliography of light
- The biology of light
- Stand of light & Laser Research
- The Low Energy LASER / LLLT
- Phototherapy, Light Therapy, Heliotherapy
- Phototherapy Devices
- Applications
2. ď Who is Q.Products AG ?
ď What is Light?
ď Short bibliography of light
ď The biology of light
ď Stand of light & Laser Research
ď The Low Energy LASER / LLLT
ď Phototherapy, Light Therapy, Heliotherapy
ď Phototherapy Devices
ď Applications
4. ⢠International Business Development
⢠Product Development, Marketing & International
Distribution of mainly Swiss Health Care - and Skin
Care Products
⢠Main focus:
Skin Care, Health Care & Wellness
⢠Founded in March 2003
⢠Head-Office in Freienbach, Schwyz
⢠www.fibdbusiness.com - www.fibdconnect.com
7. Special PDT Filter Module for the
activation of Phtodynamic
medication
Special Diagnostic Filter Module for
detailed evaluation of affected skin
area by florescent effect
18. The human body
absorbs light through
the eyes, the skin
and the diet as
oscillating energy
and supports a wide
range of biological
functions
19. Only the close affinity
to the light, makes it
possible to us to
perceive light.
But only though the
absence of light we
can experience and
detect the presence
of light.
20. Only the change of
light and darkness,
only the rhythm of day
and night, shows us
the whole spectrum of
life. All life is subject
to the ever-changing
rhythm of day and
night.
21. Every cell in our body
responds to these
changes and each cell is
ultimately nourished by
light energy.
Sunlight with an
incredibly broad
spectrum of waves gives
us not only life, but it is
also fundamental in
maintaining good health.
22.
23. ... The first techniques for the medical application of
light and colour was written down by the following
personalities:
GoetheHippokrates Paracelsus
25. Main attraction:
The light bath called âSit-Downâ
that Kellogg developed in 1891.
The system was worldwide popular.
Even Thomas Edison had one.
Kellogg offered all year round
artificial light treatments in his
Sanatorium.
Dr. John Harvey Kellogg Discovery Center â
Battle Creek Michigan
Photo Therapy Collection
26.
27.
28. 1903 Nobel Prize Winner
For the development of
a therapy form with light
that could successfully
treat skin Tuberculosis
Dr. Niels Ryberg Finsen
29. Fist development of a photo therapy system that could
emit light similar to that of the sun.
1896
30. The secret about light
âThe rest of my life I
would like to commit to
thinking about what is
light."
Albert Einstein
31. 1958 was the development the first Lasers with
the Publication, âInfrared and Optical Masers, by
Arthur L. Schawlow and Charles H. Townes
This scientific Paper in the "Physical Reviewâ, the
journal of the American Physical Society, started a
new scientific field and opened the door for a
Multi-Billion Dollar Industry.
32. Laser Pioneer
Charles Townes won the in
1964 the Nobel Prize in
Physics for his ground
breaking work in the field of
Quantum Electronics, that led
to the construction of
oscillators and amplifiers
based on the Principles of
Masers/Lasers
Charles H. Townes
33. Laser Pioneer
First Ruby Laser 1961
In 1981 Arthur Schawlow won
the Nobel Prize for Physics
for his contribution in the
development of Laser
Spectroscopy.
Arthur L. Schawlow
34. Laser Pioneer in Medicine
Prof. Endre Mester â from
Budapest. Worldwide
known as the father of
Laser Therapy / 1968.
He died in 1984.
Prof. Dr. Endre Mester
35. Laser Researcher
Dr. med. Adam Mester,
Professor for Radiology,
Semmelweis University
Budapest, Son of the
founder of Laser Therapy
Dr. Adam Mester
36. Researcher on Broad Band Polarized Light
The "Mother" of Broad Band
Polarized Light Therapy.
Developed in 1981 in the
Semmelweis University in
Hungary.
The first device developed
was called "Evolightâ and
was patented world wide.Dr. Marta FenyĂś
38. Biophotonics Research
âHow do cells, in a living organism,
communicate with each other?"
He could prove in various
experiments that an ultra week
radiation of light is responsible for
growth and development of all living
organisms.
He also could show that photons /
light radiation â can support and
interact with the communication
the various organisms .
Prof Fritz Albert Popp
39. Biophotonics
Marco Bischof became very well
known due to bis book:
"Biophotonen - das Licht in
unseren Zellen"
(Zweitausendeins,
Frankfurt 1995),
das als "heimlicher
Bestseller" in 11.
The book has been
sold over 35'000 times.
Marco Bischof
40. Dr. Lars Hode Dr. Jan Turner Dr. David Baxter Dr. Dacid Bradley Dr. Semion Rochkind Dr. Harry Whelan
Dr. Zlatco Simunovic Dr. Joan Roberts Dr. Kira Samoilova Dr. Mary Dyson Dr. Rachel Lubart Dr. Anna Wirz-Justice
Other Laser- & Light Researcher
44. Laser Therapy Research References
Laser therapy research is undertaken worldwide within a wide
range of disciplines:
⢠Laser Mechanisms
⢠Musculoskeletal Healing
⢠Wound Healing
⢠Skin and Scarring
⢠Bone Healing
⢠Smoking Cessation
⢠Chronic Pain
⢠Nerve Regeneration
⢠Immunology
⢠Dental Conditions
⢠Energetic Conditions
45. Light Therapy Research References
Also Light Therapy research is undertaken worldwide within a
wide range of disciplines:
⢠Biological effects of light
⢠Light Mechanisms
⢠Wound Healing
⢠Chronic Pain
⢠Skin and Scarring
⢠SAD/Seasonal Affective
Disorder
⢠Depressions
⢠Sleep Disorders
⢠Natural Regeneration
⢠Endocrine Disorders
⢠Immunology, incl. Photoneuro
immunology
⢠Cosmetology
⢠Dental Conditions
⢠Energetic Conditions
46. To show the real potential of Phototherapy it is the
best to show the regenerative potential of visible
polarized light on damaged skin of Deep second
degree burn wound:
47. Burn wounds â combination Light therapy &
silicon pressure treatment
2 days After
submission
After 21 days of
Phototherapy
9 month of pressure
therapy
Result after 9
month
48. 2 days After
submission
After 7 days
of Phototherapy
7 month of
pressure therapy
Result after 7 month
Deep second degree burn wound
49. 3 days After
submission
9 month of
pressure therapy
Result after 9 month
Deep second degree burn wound
After 12 days of
Phototherapy
53. Light waves from a bulb,
fluorescent tube or LED
Light waves from the sun
Light waves from a Laser
Light waves of Polarized Light
Therapy Systems
54. Light waves from a bulb or
fluorescent tube
Light waves from the sun
Light waves from a Laser
or LED
Light waves of Q.Light therapy
Systems / Polarized
59. Basic Statements
Light radiation must be absorbed to produce
a biological response.
All biological systems have a unique
absorption spectrum which determines what
wavelengths of radiation will be absorbed to
produce a given therapeutic effect.
61. Nucleus
contains vital
bioinformation for
intra & extra cellular
communication
Mitochondria
(cross-section)
Each cell disposes
of several of these
âpower-stations"â
Mitochondria
energy reservoir
Adenosin-
triphosphate (ATP)
ATP is a form to
keep cellular energy
Mitochondria are mainly responsible for power supply in cells.
O2
ATP
ADP
A
From the Blood
CO2
Back to Blood Energy
DNA
H2O
62. ⢠improvement of blood micro circulation
⢠increase of oxygene transport and
transport functions
⢠modulation of cell activity, especially of
leukocytes â regulation of immunity
⢠immediate structural and functional
impact on all circulating blood cells
⢠vital stimulation of growth factors
and thus of cell proliferation
63. Optimum Support of Proliferation of
⢠skin cells (ceratinocyts)
⢠connective tissue (fibroblats)
⢠vascular cells (endothelial
cells)
65. Power density (mW) x TTime (s) = Energy / Dose (Joule)
1000
Dose calculation
Dose:
40 mW x 300s = 12 J
1000
Example Wound healing:
To achieve a therapeutic result one need based on
many studies min. 12 Joule
Application time:
12J x 1000 = 300s
40mW
67. The human eye is able to
perceive a light spectrum of
380 nm to 780 nm
photons for the brain
68. The human eye forwards lightwaves to the brain,
where it is passed on to the pineal gland and the
pituitary gland.
through the eyes to the brain
69. on:
⢠melatonin and
seratonin production
⢠hormonal system
⢠neuro-transmitter
Pineal gland Brain stem
Pituitary gland
neurological activation
70. 0
10
20
30
40
50
Okt Nov Dez Jan Feb Mär Apr Mai Jun Jul Aug Sep
Existential orientation disorder thoughout the year
in %
500
700
900
Okt Nov Dez Jan Feb Mär Apr Mai Jun Jul Aug Sep
source: http://www.davita.de/
duration of daylight in minutes
healthy light for every season
71. ďˇ LIGHT plays a decisive role In
CIRCADIAN RHYTHM
ďˇ essential to maintain well-being
and health
maintains health & wellbeing
72. ďˇ activates and reinforces the immune system
ďˇ stimulates and optimizes the metabolism
ďˇ reduces indisposition
ďˇ balances energy deficiencies
ďˇ supports endogenous regeneration
ďˇ anti-inflammatory
ďˇ pain-killing
bio-activation
73. LIGHT & Colours are the ignition
mechanism for all biological functions
of the human body.
(Jacob Liberman, medical doctor + light therapist)
All ENERGY our body takes up comes
from the SUN.
(David Bohm & Albert Szent-GyĂśrgy, Nobel prize winners)
ignition for biological functions
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83. ⢠Most systems use a continuous light beam in the
wavelength range between 385 - 3500nm.
⢠This treatment reduces infections and supports natural
healing mechanisms.
⢠The systems are easy to handle.
⢠In many cases light therapy also helps where traditional
medical methods fail, and in many cases without additional
medication.
⢠One session per day, approximately 10 - 20 sessions over
4 weeks is average required. Ă The treatment durations are
between 4 ~ 15 minutes per treatment area.
84. 1. Remove make-up, sweat and
dirt with cleansing cream. In
case of inflammatory skin
diseases, cleanse smoothly.
2. Rinse cleanly so the Light can
thoroughly the skin.
85. 3. Prepare skin or wound for
treatment.
4. During the radiation, the patient
feels in most cases no pain.
One can carry goggles but with
most light therapy devices it is
not necessary.
86. 5. Soothe the skin after therapy
with rubber pack, and so on.
88. Light therapy is a wonderful remedy against acne
but also can be used by skin allergies and for other
types of skin related irritations.
before After Light
Therapy
before After Light
Therapy
111. â˘LASER = Light Amplification by
Stimulated Emission of Radiation.
⢠Laser consists of same wavelength, colour, form and
direction.
112. High / HLLT
⢠Biodestructive
⢠Surgical Laser
⢠Hard Laser
⢠Thermal Laser
⢠Energy - 3â000 - 10â000mW
Low / LLLT
⢠Biostimmulation
⢠Medical / Cosmetic Laser
⢠Soft Lasers
⢠Sub thermal
⢠Energy - 1-500 mW
⢠Therapeutic (cold) Laser
produce max. energy of
90 mW oder less
⢠400-1â000nm
113. The working principal of a laser is called stimulated emission:
⢠Electrons are supplied with energy.
⢠Electrons have the property of being in a low energy level.
⢠They therefore emit energy in form of light.
114. - The emitted Light moves between two mirorrs back and
forth and becomes always stronger.
- One mirorr is pacially trasparent to light, so that light in
form of a beam can be released.
A photon hits an excited atom...
and the atom emits a new photon
that is exactly equal to the first.
115. Monochromatic
⢠1 colour â 1 Wavelength
⢠For example 633nm
Coherence
⢠Light waves of the same length are in phase
coherent Light (in phase) Incoherent Light (out of phase)
116. Class l <0.5mW Visible /
Invisible
No Danger
Class ll <1mW Visible Secure even when light enters for
short time the eye.
Class llla <5mW Visible /
Invisible
Photochemical
Class lllb <500mW Visible /
Invisible
Photobioactivation
No Photo Thermal Effect
No danger for Skin or Clothing
Has potential to damage the eye
Class lV >500mW Visible /
Invisible
Photo Thermal Effect. Dangerous
for Skin, Eyes and Clothing.
Must be handled with great care.
117. Excimer
351nm
Class lV
Argon
488-514nm
Class lV
HeNe
633nm
Class l-lV
NdYag
1060nm
Class lV
CO2
10â600nm
Class llb -lV
GaAlAs Diode
Gallium-Aluminum-Arsenide
600-1000nm
Class lllb
2000
N-Infra
10â000
F-Infra
4000
M-Infra
Tuneable Laser Systems
205 nm to 2650 nm.
131. Foe Example: Tennis- and
golfer elbow
Treatment recommendation
⢠Treat points of pain with laser
⢠Laser Trigger points on cervical spine, shoulder
and Muscle
⢠1-2 treatment per week for 3-6 Weeks
Dose
⢠2 â 4 Joules/cm2 on periosteum
⢠4 â 8 Joules/cm2 on tense muscles
Clinical Effects
⢠inflammation retarding
⢠reduces pain
⢠improvement of mobility
Laser Physiotherapy
132. for example shoulder area
Treatment recommendations
⢠Laser Trigger Points of the tense shoulder area
⢠Laser Pain Points along the on cervical spine
⢠1-2 Treatments per week
Dose
⢠2 â 8 Joules/cm2, depending on depth of the trigger point
Clinical Effects
⢠suppresses muscle spasms
⢠reduces pain
⢠improvement of mobility
Further indications
⢠Treatment of Trigger- and Pain points are normally very
when treated with laser.
Laser application on Trigger Points
133. Facial Acupuncture Points
Treatment recommendations
⢠Treatment according to rules of TCM (Traditional
Chinese Medicine)
⢠Laser-Photobiomodulation instead to sedate
respectively tonify
⢠1-3 treatments per week
Dose
⢠0,5-2 Joules per Acupuncture point
Clinical Effects
⢠Painfree Acupunkture
⢠Pediatrics and needle phobias
⢠keine Verletzungsgefahr
Laser Acupunkture
135. For example Paradentose
Treatment recommendation
⢠1 x weekly for the peroid of 4-6 weeks
⢠2 Joules/cm2
Clinical Effects
⢠Inflammation retarding
⢠Reduces pain
⢠Wound healing
Futher indications
⢠PDT (= Photo Dynamic Therapy)
Methylene blue together with LLLT is highly
antibacterial.
Laser in der Zahnmedizin