ERKRATH, DE - (HealthTech Wire / News) – At Arab Health it will show its brand-new photon therapy device Bionic Home along with proven products such as the Bionic 880. Buschkuehl Health Care’s bionic products use the power of light to stimulate hormones and cells biologically. At Arab Health 2012 in Dubai, Zabeel Hall (booth ZE10), Buschkuehl will be demonstrating its light therapy devices for professional and private use.
- Buschkuehl GmbH with light therapy devices for professional and private use at Arab Health 2012
- Brand-new photon therapy device Bionic Home for application at home or by non-medical therapists
- Light therapy devices by Buschkuehl are based on the photon theory and research of biophysicist Prof. Dr. Fritz-Albert Popp
Positive biological effects by influence of light
Photons emitted by light therapy devices are absorbed by the human skin and multiply within the body. They travel along the nervous system and the spinal cord to the brain, where they balance the production of various hormones like endorphins and serotonin. Following other paths the photon signals enter the adrenal gland, where they trigger the modifying production of DHEA and cortisol. Empirical methods have shown that the application of light may alter the blood level of the aforementioned hormones, according to Buschkuehl. The influence of light seems to have positive biological effects – at both hormonal and cellular level. According to Buschkuehl, light therapy is also believed to help against Lyme disease and other bacterial diseases.
Photon therapy using the Bionic 880 is practiced by naturopathic general practitioners, gynecologists, orthopedists, pediatricians, psychologists, dentists, naturopaths and animal therapists.
Bionic healthcare for private use
Buschkuehl’s photon therapy devices may also be used at home or by non-medical therapists. The “Bionic Health Care” and lately the new “Bionic Home” products were developed especially for this field of application, both based on the light therapy device Bionic 880.
Origins of photon therapy
The biophysicist Gurwich (who was nominated as a candidate for the Nobel prize in 1923) as well as Italian, Spanish, German and Russian researchers, have contributed a great deal to the development of light therapy. One Russian research group has conducted about 5,000 experiments, confirming that within the cells of the human body there is energy in the form of ultra-weak light, playing a key role in the intercellular exchange of information. According to the photon theory of biophysicist Prof. Dr. Fritz-Albert Popp, light is absorbed by the human skin and distributed throughout the whole body. Popp’s research confirms the results of the other research groups. Popp found that every cell communicates with other cells via light photons.
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Source: H. Buschkuehl GmbH
