Zentraveler utilizes Red Laser for Longevity

Zentraveler Discovers Fountain of Youth

What in the world is Intravenous Red Laser Treatment and why would anyone in their right mind send red laser beams through their veins and arteries?  I guess these were some of the questions I had as I had my first consultation in a  medical Clinic in Cebu, Philippines.

The doctor explained the therapy was painless and had no side effects and has been working wonders on all types of patients with hard to cure diseases or for anyone who wants to improve their overall circulation and immune system.

Upon the doctors recommendation I signed up for 10 Red Laser Intravenous Treatments.  The nurse places a stub attached to your vein which is transmitted in low voltage from a machine nearby your bed.  Each session lasts 30 minutes which is painless and I usually drift off to sleep.

In the Philippines the cost is low which is 1500 pesos per session or USD $35.00 and you receive some immediate benefits.  You sleep much better even after first session and some of your aches and pains are less painful.

The doctor explained to me the big benefit is The Red Laser supplies oxygen to new cells which stimulate growth in humans that were going in reverse do to heavy metals and inflammation throughout the body.

I have had eight treatments and will complete the recommended 10 treatments in the near future.  Whether I will live as old as Moses 200 plus who knows, but If ever I am abducted by aliens they will think twice about taking a hostage full of Red Laser Beams circulating around in his body.

Intravenous laser blood irradiation was developed experimentally by the Russian researchers, Meshalkin and Sergievskiy, and introduced into clinical practice in 1981. Originally the method was applied in the treatment of cardiovascular abnormalities. Laser blood irradiation therapy was government-certified in Germany in 2005.  In the following years, this method was established in more than 300 centers in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Australia, Philippines and United States.

Laser Therapy, or “photobiomodulation”, is the use of specific wavelengths of light (red and near-infrared) to create therapeutic effects. These effects include improved healing time, pain reduction, increased circulation and decreased swelling. Laser Therapy has been widely utilized in Europe by physical therapists, nurses and doctors as far back as the 1970’s. Now, after FDA clearance, Laser Therapy is being used extensively in the United States.

Laser Therapy is proven to biostimulate tissue repair and growth. The Laser accelerates wound healing and decreases inflammation, pain, and scar tissue formation. In the management of chronic pain Class IV Laser Therapy can provide dramatic results, and is virtually free of side effects.

There are thousands of published studies demonstrating the clinical effectiveness of Laser Therapy. Among these, there are more than one hundred rigorously controlled, scientific studies that document the effectiveness of laser for many clinical conditions.

During Laser Therapy the infrared laser light interacts with tissues at the cellular level and metabolic activity increases within the cell, improving the transport of nutrients across the cell membrane. This initiates the production of cellular energy (ATP) that leads to a cascade of beneficial effects, increasing cellular function and health.

During each painless treatment laser energy increases circulation, drawing water, oxygen, and nutrients to the damaged area. This creates an optimal healing environment that reduces inflammation, swelling, muscle spasms, stiffness, and pain. As the injured area returns to normal, function is restored and pain is relieved.

Intravenous Red Laser Therapy

So there you have it!  If your rheumatism is kicking up or you have bad leg cramps and circulation problems then you might investigate The Red Laser Intravenous Therapy.

Disclaimer: This website is simply the writers views and is not an attempt to practice medicine or provide specific medical or health advice and should not be used to make a diagnosis or to replace or overrule a qualified health care provider’s judgment. None of the statements on Zentraveler are to be understood as a recommendation on how to treat any disease or health related condition. If you require medical or other assistance Zentraveler strongly encourages users to consult with a qualified health care professional.

QUOTE: In Europe, where laser treatment is a well accepted methodology, it has been used for treatment of traumatic, inflammatory and overuse injuries, pain relief and healing of arthritic lesions, reduction of abscesses and treatment of persistent non-healing wounds such as cold-sores and ulcers. This type of therapy has also been used to prevent or minimize keloid formation and adhesions, to reduce edema, and to reduce pain from surgical and other treatments. Healing with light and use of low level laser therapy can also encourage the formation of collagen and cartilage in damaged joints and the repair of tendons and ligaments. In addition, laser light can be used to stimulate acupuncture points in a non-invasive, pain-free manner.”

THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW: LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. LASER was first theorized by Einstein. In 1960 Miaman developed the first laser, which was a ruby laser and a tube laser with a metal chamber, which contained the element ruby. When an electrical current excites the enclosed element, the atoms give off photons or packets of light energy. The photons bounced off a solid mirror on one end of the tube and out holes in the mirror on the other end of the tube. The light beam from a laser is unlike regular light in that it is coherent i.e., the photons are well ordered and synchronized. Laser light is also monochromatic, meaning it is of one pure color and columnated, meaning that the light is focused in one primary direction.

THINGS YOU MAY WANT TO SAVE: Enough money to get a series of Red Laser Treatments

ZENTRAVELER SAYS: You are in luck Grasshopper your veins are too small to get red laser treatment…so just hop aside while we turn the clock of time backwards.

From here to Infinity and Beyond is a relatively short ride! The next leg takes eons and eons as you fly through the Barycentric Dynamical Time Zone! …and on and on and on. Follow the Zentraveler Blog often for Travel, Health and Zen-like stories and such. Where else can you get a three in one blog for the price of free.

 

Zentraveler ferries to Langkawi Island, Malaysia

 

Eagle Island

We booked a direct ferry from Georgetown, Panang Island to Langkawi Island which is approximately three hours.  The island is a yachting paradise plus has a great choice of hotels and nature galore. The beautiful island of Langkawi belongs to an archipelago of 99 islands off the west coast of Malaysia. Known for its perfect beaches and relaxed atmosphere, Langkawi is an official UNESCO World Geopark location and houses a diverse range of flora and fauna.

Ferry Port

As soon as you land its easy to see how organized the tourist industry is with its many offerings of different day trips.  The sunshine is brilliant along with the people living and working on the island.  We stayed in an upscale hotel named De Baron Resort with a large discount we received by booking with Booking.com.  Check in was fast and the hotel had several swimming pools and a restaurant located on the waterfront.

De Baron Resort

From our hotel it was easy walking distance to many local Thai Restaurants and I might add the local presentation of fish dishes in green curry and crab rice dishes to die for is worth the trip. From our hotel there is  a natural park path all the way to the Eagle Statue and port.  Excellent for families, just hanging out or taking photos along the nature park.

Local Green Curry Fish

We booked the mangrove tour from our hotel and was pleasantly surprised by our tour guide and the tour itself.  A brand new Mercedes bus picks you up from the hotel and delivers you to the river boats where you head down river past some of the moored foreign sailboats, stop off to feed the funny an inquisitive monkeys and head straight out into the azure blue ocean speeding along as if you are in a James Bond chase scene.

River Boating Scene

After traveling some five or ten kilometers the boat pulls into a scenic isolated sand beach and we swim, walk , take photos or just hang out for about an hour. The tour guide points across the water and announces that is Thailand in the distant. We then take lunch which is all included in the tour package at a dockside native restaurant alive with fish tanks, crabs, lobsters and enough good food to write home about.

Secluded Beach

After lunch we head along the seacoast and dock where we trek into a hidden lake alive with large lizards, komodo dragons and things that slither into the mangroves.  Great opportunity to commune with nature and take some interesting photos in this hidden gem of a Malaysian jungle.

Friend or Foe

From there we headed up river where we came to a very wide point at least ten  acres in size and was amazed to look high in the sky and see eagles circling everywhere.  Soon the eagles dove near our boat tempting us to zoom our cameras and get that perfect digital travel shot.

Back to reality Langkawi is known as Eagle Island and I am glad to have witnessed over a hundred eagles of which there are two main species one with a white belly and the other more brownish. They will take your breath away with their aerial acrobatics and diving skills.

A Wreath of Beauty

So there you have it!  An island of luxury if you will… plus the entire island is a nature paradise.  The thing that impressed me was how well everything was run from the hotel, the restaurants, the tour guides and the local people we had met.  I thought to myself this is my kind of island…I could do this and maybe even for a long time, who knows maybe the Eagle will land and I will build my own nest some day.

Soar like an Eagle

QUOTE: “Travel makes one modest, you see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.” –Gustave Flaubert

THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW: The Legends of Langkawi by Tun Mohamed Zahir. It says that the term ‘Langkawi’ is a combination of two Sanskrit words, Langka (beauty) and Wi (innumerable). As per the book, Langkawi means the place of immense beauty. One more reference states that Langkawi means Eagles’ Island. According to it, the term Langkawi is a combination of two words Lang and Kawi. Where ‘Lang’ is a corrupt form of Malay word ‘helang’ which means eagle, ‘Kawi’ means marble.

THINGS YOU MAY WANT TO SAVE: Eagles…They are a thing of beauty plus a symbolism of freedom.

ZENTRAVELER SAYS: Soar like an Eagle…look out grasshopper I’m watching you!

From here to Infinity and Beyond is a relatively short ride! The next leg takes eons and eons as you fly through the Barycentric Dynamical Time Zone! …and on and on and on. Follow the Zentraveler Blog often for Travel, Health and Zen-like stories and such. Where else can you get a three in one blog for the price of free.