Gentle Treatment for Chronic Pain

Have you been struggling with recurring pain for a long time? Do your muscles or joints suffer from chronic complaints that no conventional treatment has really been able to alleviate? Perhaps you also feel that modern medicine does not really understand you and you feel that your complaints are simply not being addressed properly.
In such moments, alternative treatment methods can make a valuable contribution. Photon therapy could be a gentle but very effective solution for you to relieve pain and improve your quality of life.

History of Photon Therapy

Photon therapy is a modern, innovative method that builds on the body’s natural healing processes. It uses light sources that are precisely tailored to the body’s needs to activate healing processes. Originally, this technique was developed in biophysics research to better understand the effects of light on biological systems. Over the years, it has proven to be very successful in naturopathy and offers a gentle alternative to conventional pain treatments.

Areas of Application of Photon Therapy

Photon therapy can help with a variety of complaints, especially chronic pain and inflammatory diseases. It is often used for:

• Back pain
• Joint pain and arthritis
• Muscle tension and pain
• Migraines and headaches
• Scar treatment
• Skin diseases such as acne or psoriasis
• Lyme disease
• Burnout

The application of light energy supports the body in activating its self-healing powers and can significantly reduce both the intensity of pain and the frequency of complaints.

Treatment Method

Photon therapy relies on the targeted use of light sources that have a specific wavelength. These rays penetrate deep into the skin and tissue and stimulate the cells to start regenerative processes. The treatment is completely painless, safe and pleasant. During the session, you will sit or lie in a relaxed atmosphere while the light is directed at the affected areas. You can simply relax and give the healing process your space.

Treatment Duration

Depending on the type and severity of your symptoms, the treatment duration may vary. Usually, a session lasts between 30 and 50 minutes. You can repeat the photon therapy at regular intervals to support the healing process. Often several sessions are required to achieve long-term relief.