Monochromatic Infrared Energy

"Nitric oxide is a chemical produced by cells in the body and used for a number of important functions. One of those functions is to cause blood vessels to dilate, or widen, allowing blood to flow easily and ensuring adequate oxygen delivery to cells. Another is to inhibit blood platelets from clotting. Impaired nitric oxide production may contribute to constricted blood vessels, high blood pressure, and atherosclerosis. But too much is no good either: Overproduction of nitric oxide, which can be triggered by bloodborne infections and certain brain disorders, can contribute to severe medical problems."

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Monochromatic Infrared Energy

New Hope for Painful, Numb Feet?

by J. Joseph Prendergast, M.D., Pamela Scarborough, P.T., M.S., and Thomas J. Burke, Ph.D.