Laser Services in an ever changing world.

In a world that sees the pace of life quicken, we find ourselves fighting against deadlines whilst trying to maintain our health. This conflict quiet often sees the stress taking over our lives and impacting our ability to perform our daily activities to achieve our goals.

It is at these times that we turn to cigarettes and unhealthy diets to try and maintain our focus on achieving our goals. Thus starts the cycle that sees our health decline and further impact our ability to function effectively.

Time factors and the demands of our lives require that we can control our stress levels quickly and easily without the impact on our health.

Laser therapies can help provide solutions that are effective and use the body's natural defences to help maintain stress levels that are comfortable and within our thresholds.When we break these cycle's we see the stimulants such as smoking and unhealthy diets having a dramatic, often devastating effect on our health.

We can provide the necessary treatments to break the cycle through:

Laser Manufacturers.

Support of sales programmes, through consultation and training.

Aiding the opening of new markets by providing a therapist view of laser health care and the practical application of laser therapies.

Promoting and developing best practice in the laser health care.

Tel: 0044 (0) 1305 851881

Laser Innovations International

UK Institute for Therapeutic Laser- Promoting Laser use here in UK

UKITL welcomes a new member to our team.

Nita Tripp is a world renowned laser therapy trainer and practitioner. Her courses on smoking cessation, weight and stress management have been well received all over the world.

Nita joins UKITL as Director of Training.

Laser Innovations to Launch exciting new products....

See:www.laserlighttherapytraining.com
Acupuncture relief link identified
A biological molecule that may help explain the effects of acupuncture has been identified by scientists.

Acupuncture relief link identified
The chemical, adenosine, is a natural compound known for pain-killing and anti-inflammatory properties.
It also influences the heart and plays a role in regulating sleep.
Researchers found that adenosine is very active in tissues affected by acupuncture, the ancient Chinese treatment that involves inserting needles into sensitive points of the body.
The scientists performed acupuncture on mice suffering chronic inflammatory pain in one paw. Each animal received a 30-minute treatment with fine needles inserted into a known acupuncture point near the knee.
Acupuncture reduced discomfort by two-thirds in mice with normal levels of adenosine.
However, it had no effect on "knock out" mice genetically prevented from responding to adenosine, the researchers found.
During and immediately after acupuncture treatment, adenosine levels in the tissues near the needles were boosted 24-fold.
Maiken Nedergaard, from the University of Rochester Medical Centre in New York state, said: "Acupuncture has been a mainstay of medical treatment in certain parts of the world for 4,000 years, but because it has not been understood completely, many people have remained sceptical.
"In this work, we provide information about one physical mechanism through which acupuncture reduces pain in the body."

ASAM Annual Medical Scientific Conference

Laser Innovations International is proud to be working with : Dr Ayad Al Shakarch and partners ,providing a centre of excellence for training and treatments in the Gulf States: Qatar, UAE, Doha, Bahrain & Saudi Arabia. We look forward to meeting many more collegues on our next training seminars.

September 2010

WALT 2010
25-28 September 2010
Bergen, Norway

……A Gallery through the Laser Medicine World

For Researchers, Physicians, Surgeons, Biologists, Physical Therapists, Physics, Engineers

WALT 2010
25-28 September 2010
Bergen, Norway

Arab Health
24 - 27 January 2011
Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre
According to the Tobacco Manufacturers’ Association, the current recommended retail price for a pack of 20 cigarettes is £6.13. This means that if smoke 20 cigarettes a day you will spend a total of £2,237 a year on cigarettes! So if you quit, this will work out to be around £186 of extra cash per month for your wallet, which you can spend on whatever you want. Laser treatments now start at £150.00 .....

According to the Surgeon General, there is no safe level of exposure to tobacco smoke. Every breath you take that contains tobacco smoke increases your risk of debilitating and even fatal illness. That's why tobacco control laws are important. Laws that eliminate workplace smoking, make smoking more expensive or help a smoker quit, ultimately reduces tobacco's terrible toll on our nation's health. Life Enhancing Laser Programmes can helpmake a difference.

Chronic bronchitis is twice as common among women as men.
Lung cancer is the #1 cause of cancer deaths for women.
Over the last 31 years, men’s rates of lung cancer have dropped, while women’s rates have more than doubled.
Women are 56 percent more likely than men to have asthma.

FDA Approval received in Indonesia - New centres now open

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Mobile: 0044 (0) 7956 187021

Alternative Medicine Sales Soar

Reports from the Daily Mail Feb 2010

Sales of alternative medicine are booming as consumers shake off their cynicism.Anaalysts Mintel said the rise can be explained by growing offical acceptance of many treatments such as acupunture which is now available on the NHS.

Laser Therapy - Laser Acupuncture without the needles..

Daily Mail - June 9th 2010

Smoking Ban Slashes toll of Heart Attacks

The number of heart attacks has fallen dramatically since the smoking ban came in, figures reveal.At least 1,200 heart attacks were prevented in England in the year after the ban's introduction, according to a report in the British Medical Journal.

Wayne Rooney smoking and urinating in the street: it's no wonder United hero is out of puff

By Chris Wheeler
Last updated at 4:45 PM on 3rd August 2010

See The England Smokers Club?