If you’re one of the millions of people experiencing muscle or joint pain due to chronic inflammation, you have options for alternatives to traditional treatments. One such treatment is the multi-wave lock system (MLS) used in MLS laser therapy. Here’s what you should know about this inflammation-relieving procedure. 

A Guide to MLS Laser Therapy for Inflammation

What MLS Laser Therapy Is

Chronic inflammation causes stress on the body’s organs and can lead to a heart attack or stroke. MLS laser therapy is a non-surgical treatment that uses photobiomodulation (PBM) to reduce chronic inflammation. Applying therapeutic wavelengths of light energy to injured tissue creates PBM.

How PBM and MLS Laser Therapy Work

PBM stimulates the body’s ability to transport electrons in eukaryotic cells, which are cells with a nucleus enclosed in a membrane. The doses of light energy cause positive changes in your injured musculoskeletal tissue. As your tissue changes, inflammation decreases. Your tissue heals more quickly than it would if you did not have the light energy stimulation and reduction in inflammation.

The Benefits of This Treatment

With inflammation gone and tissue healing faster, you will resume your regular routine more quickly. Your body suffers less cell damage and returns to a healthier state. You will receive noticeable relief from knee and other joint or muscle pain without anesthesia or surgery. MLS laser therapy can take place in a chiropractor’s office, which makes the treatment sessions comfortable and convenient for you.

MLS laser therapy offers a low-risk, non-invasive solution to long-term inflammation and muscle pain. If you live in Hartford County, CT, and suffer from a musculoskeletal condition or chronic inflammation, May Chiropractic & Rehabilitation can help. They’ve provided alternative and chiropractic treatments to patients in and around East Hartford since 2002. Take a step toward pain relief without surgery now. Visit their website to learn more about their wide range of services and call (860) 568-3900 to make an appointment.