Full Spectrum Light System Visible Light Treatment Carbon Light Therapy #

Model:GHM072020

Carbon light therapy uses carbon light therapy, which uses the continuous combustion of medical carbon rods to produce carbon spectrum.

Carbon spectrum has multiple therapeutic effects such as repairing damaged cells, promoting blood circulation, stimulating the body's self-healing system, and regulating immune balance.  Carbon light can promote the disappearance of swelling, has analgesic, bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effects, and has penetrating and latent heat effects, and has good therapeutic effects on deep tissues.

This technology is easy to use, safe and effective.  It can replace acupuncture, moxibustion and traditional heating lamps.  It is suitable for home self-treatment and medical institutions to treat a variety of diseases.

Treatment of diseases:

Dermatology/scald and burn treatment: Carbon light can penetrate into the skin tissue, promote cell regeneration and anti-inflammatory, and can be used to treat a variety of skin diseases.

Joint gout treatment: Carbon light acts on the location of joint gout, which can play an analgesic role and eliminate local inflammation.

Constipation/insomnia treatment: Carbon light can improve microcirculation, treat constipation and regulate sleep.

Antibacterial/anti-infection treatment: Carbon rays can destroy the cell walls of bacteria and are used for antibacterial and anti-infection treatment.

Pain and inflammation treatment: Carbon rays can stimulate the brain to release endorphins, which are used to relieve various pains, such as muscle pain and neuralgia.

Gynecological/obstetric treatment: Carbon rays have antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects, and can be used to treat uterine cold pain and other gynecological diseases.

Wound healing/scar treatment: Carbon rays can stimulate cell growth and collagen production, thereby accelerating wound healing and shortening recovery time.

Other disease treatment: Carbon rays can be used to treat the respiratory system, cardiovascular system, digestive system, kidneys, endocrine system, brain and nerves, blood diseases, neurological diseases, urology and otorhinolaryngology.