This review evaluates anti-inflammatory effects of low level laser therapy, suggesting potential therapeutic applications for conditions like psoriasis.
Low level laser therapy (LLLT) has been studied for decades, but the medical establishment has yet to embrace it is a method of choice for those conditions in which it is highly documented. Light therapy as such has been known for centuries as an effective treatment for, for example, psoriasis. There have been numerous reviews of various aspects of the application of LLLT, but an overview of the various uses of the therapeutic applications is lacking. This review attempts to address that. A case is made for a holistic evaluation of the patient.
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