Cold laser therapy (also known as low level laser therapy, or LLLT) is one of the most recent developments in the field of medical laser technology, and one that is currently still undergoing the process of gaining mainstream acceptance in the medical community. The U.S.

We have all experienced some sort of muscle pain at one point or another in our lives.  The difference between random pain and chronic pain is the long term effects it has on the rest of the body, even employment and social ramifications due to a constant ache. Chronic muscle pain or an injury with a long recovery process impacts the rest of the body by causing undue strain on surrounding muscles which consequently has a trickledown effect throughout the rest of the body.

Lasers existed as a scientific ideal for many years before they became a reality. Albert Einstein, for one, was already studying the fundamental principles of the creation of laser light as far back as 1917, when he wrote a paper on the subject, titled The Quantum Theory of Radiation. But it wasn’t until many decades later that the laser became an actual working tool for scientists and doctors all over the world.