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LASER FREQUENCY THERAPY / LASER FIELD THERAPY

Laser frequency therapy is based on the notion that the impact of frequential (i.e., pulsed) laser applications is stronger than that of continuous-wave lasers, as they aim at additional, secondary resonance effects. This treatment method is not yet evidence-based but chiefly rests on experiences collected by Paul Nogier, Frank Bahr, and Royal Rife.

The European pioneers of laser frequency therapy, Paul Nogier and Frank Bahr, were primarily passionate acupuncturists who wanted to explore the potentials of auricular medicine (ear acupuncture). It was almost in passing that they developed the first universal frequencies in order to localize ear points, diagnose their charges, and make their stimulation more effective.

Laser frequencies were one method out of many different approaches to exploring and verifying the complex system of auricular medicine. In this manner laser frequency therapy evolved into an advanced method among ear acupuncturists and is still associated with auricular medicine today.

Using laser frequencies for the treatment of more extended areas (fields) is still relatively new. This is due to one essential fact:

Suitable area lasers, such as the laser shower POWERTWIN21(+) for human– and veterinary medicine, which can be used to perform frequency-based broad-area therapy with high laser density, has only been around since 2010.

Since then it has been possible to employ frequencies independently of acupuncture and ear acupuncture.

When used directly on the body, it is called laser field therapy.

The frequency is not directed at one point but builds a frequency field (e.g., above a body structure, such as a joint).

The most important frequency series (Nogier, Bahr, Reininger frequencies) have the major advantage of having been developed and tested for years in ear acupuncture.

It goes without saying that using frequency fields over body areas requires a different approach. When the type of application is not obvious (e.g. local frequency on the clearly defined field of, say, a wound, a hot spot, or an arthrosis of the knee joint), it is important to establish the following:

Where should field irradiation be applied?
What frequency should be used in field irradiation?

A Google search of this topic produces numerous application methods and an excessively large number of “frequency families”. Frequencies are, e.g., the central element of “bioresonance therapy”, which has many branches.

There are scores of (well-known as well as self-appointed) frequency researchers, and the situation resembles that on the book market: every year even more join the crowd. However, everything has already been said.

If you can utilize the potential which the great pioneers of frequency medicine have developed, you are perfectly equipped.

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