Laser
Frequencies for Healing - Frequency Medicine
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Frequency
is the term used to explain the vibration of energy
in all things. Everything we know and understand
has a vibrational frequency measured in Hertz
(Hz). Royal Rife, Paul Nogier and
Jack Swartz were the original pioneers of frequency medicine. They dedicated their lives to discovering
the frequencies that correspond to such things as:
various diseases, bacteria, viruses and other
disorders.
In diagnostic medicine, frequencies are
well known: EKG's for the heart, EEG's for the
brain, and MRI's for injured cells. There are only a few cold lasers that are
capable of utilizing and emitting hundreds of specialized frequencies (from 1-40,000 Hz) that are shown below as well as
specific well documented healing wavelengths in the
red and infrared spectrum.
Frequency is measured in
Hertz (Hz) and a Lasers light wavelength is
measured in nanometers (nm). Low Level Laser
Therapy is the application of specific wavelengths
of coherent laser light, however some unique lasers
such as the Scalar Wave Laser also deliver specific hertz
frequencies for added benefit and increased
results. Select laser light wavelengths supply the
tissues at a cellular level with photons and
electrons. Wavelength and color are basically the
same in the visible spectrum. Laser Light in the
wavelength range around 405 nm produces a violet light, wavelenths of 600 - 700 nanometers (nm)
results in visible red light, which penetrates up
to 1/2". In the wavelength range of 701 - 1000 nm,
invisible infrared laser light results, with a
penetration depth of 2-3". These specific
wavelength groups of coherent laser light are the
most commonly used for cold laser therapy and healing of countless conditions. They
quickly help to activate the bodies' inate cellular
communication system and support positive immune,
enzyme and endorphin responses. The most preferable
red light wavelengths are 630-660 nm, and the most
preferable infrared are 780-905 nm
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