Re: Lasers vs Near Infrared vs Cold Laser (LED?)

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the difference between the two is to do with light SOURCE - how/where the light is produced. LED stands for light emitting diode, the light is more spread out and not coherent. True laser-producet light coherent and therefore able to penetrate deeper into tissue (LED light tends to disperse sooner, as it is a bit “chaotic” if you see what I mean

infrared and red are WAVELENGHTS (so are orange, blue, ultraviolet...) – both true lasers and LEDs are capable of emitting both...

Lasers are more expensive. Most of so-called lasers out there (unless very very expensive) will have both lasers and LEDs on the paddle. One good example is this Q1000:

“...It has 12 Laser Diodes and 8 Light Emitting Diodes (LEDS) with multiple wavelengths ranging from 470-940nm....”

where they say ‘wavelengths’ you can insert ‘colours’, that is orange, red, infrared...

the further explain the difference between LED and laser sources here:

http://www.lightforhealth.co.uk/products/q1000/

hth

Natasa

Would/can someone help me with the difference. Will put on my Infrared

light page.

I think lasers are in a tube and from what I've read need to be higher

levels to be effecive, otherwise, disperse..

I get the impression though that nearinfrared is a type of laser???? Do

lasers use infrared light for example.. just differently?

I still dont get cold laser and at this point just want to know if Dr.

Cs LED is a type of cold laser (which I am getting I cannot obtain) and

if there are others and what good they do if any if nor Dr. Cs?

My sister's family have used a " laser " or near infrared (it was red)

device at chiropractor that she said helped them immensely with pain

and repair of injuries. Would love to know the similatities and

differenes. I believe this device also operated on Nogier frequencies

and sounds like the lightworks, but they called it a laser. ??

Thank you!!

Robin

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Natasha. Robin

>

> >

> > the difference between the two is to do with light SOURCE -

how/where the

> > light is produced. LED stands for light emitting diode, the light

is more

> > spread out and not coherent. True laser-producet light coherent

and therefore

> > able to penetrate deeper into tissue (LED light tends to disperse

sooner, as

> > it is a bit ³chaotic² if you see what I mean

> >

> >

> > infrared and red are WAVELENGHTS (so are orange, blue,

ultraviolet...) ­ both

> > true lasers and LEDs are capable of emitting both...

> >

> >

> > Lasers are more expensive. Most of so-called lasers out there

(unless very

> > very expensive) will have both lasers and LEDs on the paddle. One

good example

> > is this Q1000:

> >

> > ³...It has 12 Laser Diodes and 8 Light Emitting Diodes (LEDS)

with multiple

> > wavelengths ranging from 470-940nm....²

> >

> >

> > where they say Œwavelengths¹ you can insert Œcolours¹, that is

orange, red,

> > infrared...

> >

> > the further explain the difference between LED and laser sources

here:

> >

> > http://www.lightforhealth.co.uk/products/q1000/

> >

> >

> > hth

> > Natasa

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Would/can someone help me with the difference. Will put on my

Infrared

> > light page.

> >

> > I think lasers are in a tube and from what I've read need to be

higher

> > levels to be effecive, otherwise, disperse..

> >

> > I get the impression though that nearinfrared is a type of

laser???? Do

> > lasers use infrared light for example.. just differently?

> >

> > I still dont get cold laser and at this point just want to know

if Dr.

> > Cs LED is a type of cold laser (which I am getting I cannot

obtain) and

> > if there are others and what good they do if any if nor Dr. Cs?

> >

> > My sister's family have used a " laser " or near infrared (it was

red)

> > device at chiropractor that she said helped them immensely with

pain

> > and repair of injuries. Would love to know the similatities and

> > differenes. I believe this device also operated on Nogier

frequencies

> > and sounds like the lightworks, but they called it a laser. ??

> >

> > Thank you!!

> >

> > Robin

> >

> >

> >

>