Stimulating Mitochondrial Activity with Orthobiologics

Mitochondria. If you would imagine the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. Imagine it kind of a pumping station. So what this infrared technology does is it actually stimulates the mitochondria to release more of those materials out into the tissues. And so with an orthobiologics treatment, since we've sort of stacked the deck, we've put all of these cells in the area that have all of this very positive factors and anti inflammatory effects. If we treat that with laser light therapy, it causes them to secrete more of those materials that we want over a longer period of time. We know that those cells, once they're placed in the area can secrete those substances for up to three to five months from a single injection. So if we treat those joints with laser light therapy, and typically our protocol is that we would treat the joint with laser light therapy twice a week for three to four weeks after each injection, it vastly magnifies the effect of our biologics treatment.