The intravenous laser blood irradiation

The intravenous laser blood irradiation was accomplished for the first time approximately 25 years ago in the former Soviet Union. Laser light was brought directly into the flowing blood through a one-way-catheter. By various in-vitro-tests before it could be verified that biological soft laser irradiation of white blood cells caused various positive effects, in particular expression of immunoglobulins, interferons and interleukins. After the introduction of the new method various clinical studies were published, showing additional effects on various metabolic pathways.

The development and certification of a new intravenous laser blood irradiation device in 2005 in the research support program Biophotonik II of the government of Niedersachsen opened for the first time the possibility in Germany to check the new therapy in clinical studies.

In own researches the results of the Russian studies could be confirmed to a large extent. Nearly all treated patients described general stabilisation and energy and positive effects on chronic liver diseases, Diabetes mellitus, metabolism disorders and other various diseases could be proven.

IV LBI (intravenous Laser blood Irradiation)

is performed with extremely low power (1-3 mw),
is performed with an exposure time of 20-60 minutes,
is performed daily with up to 10 treatments, eventually with a break on the weekend, if applicable