Our Photobiomodulation (PMB) transcranial-intranasal headset uses near infrared light energy that is absorbed by the mitochondria and converted into ATP for cellular use. It enhances the body's biochemical ability to store and use energy and increases blood flow, oxygen and nutrients triggering the body's natural healing processes.
PBM therapy stimulates the creation of new cells and provides protection to the brain.
PBM technology delivers optimized light energy to blood that flows through the nasal channels. These deep structures within the brain’s core have important functions, such as long-term memory and hormonal regulation.
Benefits of Photobiomodulation:
• Reduces inflammation
• Improves memory & cognition
• Regulates hormones
• Heals and repairs cells
• Stimulates neuron growth
• Improves cellular communication
• Improves blood circulation
• Boosts immunity
• Increases blood oxygenation levels
• Improves memory including long term memory
• Reduces anxiety
• Improves mental acuity
• Increases energy levels
• Enhances aerobic fitness
• Increases Nitric Oxide
• Improves sleep quality
This technology increases growth factors in the brain, creating new neural circuits to continue learning and enjoying life as we age.
30 minDurée de la séanceDurée unique
85 $ à 85 $Tarif dans cette cliniqueGénéralement 55 $ à 465 $ à Toronto
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