Dr. Kyle Bryant is a respected chiropractor and expert in functional extremity adjusting, currently operating in Kennewick, Washington. He is a Certified Chiropractic Extremities Practitioner (CCEP) with extensive experience in integrating low-level laser therapy into chiropractic treatments. After beginning his chiropractic journey in Ireland, where he served as a team chiropractor for a traveling sports team, Dr. Bryant further honed his skills in Spokane, Washington. He has recently launched Functional Extremities Chiropractor (FEC), a robust training program for professionals aiming to specialize in extremity and joint care.

Join Dr. Chad Woolner and Dr. Andrew Wells in this enlightening episode of the Laser Light Show as they explore the intersection of chiropractic care and low-level laser therapy with special guest Dr. Kyle Bryant. Known for his expertise in functional extremity adjusting, Dr. Bryant shares insights about his newly launched program and the unique integration of laser therapy in his practice, ICE (Integrative Chiropractic and Extremities).

Dr. Bryant discusses how his foundational experiences with sports injuries led to a passion for chiropractic care, particularly extremity adjustments. Through his Functional Extremities Chiropractor program, he aims to educate practitioners on handling extremity and joint issues effectively. The discussion highlights the complementarity of low-level laser therapy with chiropractic treatments, showcasing how these modalities can expedite patient recovery and enhance treatment outcomes. By stacking therapies like chiropractic adjustments and laser treatments, practitioners can offer comprehensive care that improves patient satisfaction and increases clinical efficacy.

• Dr. Bryant has launched the Functional Extremities Chiropractor program, designed to educate practitioners on effective extremity adjustments.
• Integration of low-level laser therapy with chiropractic adjustments can significantly expedite recovery and enhance treatment outcomes.
• The FEC system helps identify proprioceptive deficiencies in patients, allowing tailored treatments to improve joint function and alleviate pain.
• Laser therapy provides a non-invasive method to restore function and mitigate symptoms, benefiting a wide range of patient conditions.
• The combination of techniques and the systematic approach in Dr. Bryant's practice maximizes the physiological benefits for patients.

1. "The FEC system helps chiropractors gain confidence by understanding how the biomechanical side of extremities influences the spine and vice versa."
2. "Lasering the brain in conjunction with an extremity issue can help restore function as opposed to merely alleviating pain."
3. "One of the biggest takeaways from chiropractic care combined with laser therapy is that there’s only an upside potential."
4. "With lasers, you can expand your ability to help a wider range of conditions walking through your door."
5. "The goal is to find the source of issues, not only to relieve pain but to restore functionality."

• Functional Extremities Chiropractor Program: functionalextremitieschiropractor.com
• Clinic: Integrative Chiropractic and Extremities (ICE)
• Mentioned Practitioners: Dr. Trevor Berry, Dr. Brandon Brock, Dr. Kurt Gehr, Dr. Kristin Heischetter, Dr. Rob Silverman, Dr. Dan Murphy.
• Functional Health Mastery

Delve into this episode to uncover a wealth of approaches on how low-level laser therapy can revolutionize extremity care in chiropractic practice and stay tuned for more enlightening content from the Laser Light Show.

In this engaging episode of the Laser Light Show, Dr. Chad Woolner and Dr. Andrew Wells delve into the fascinating world of low-level laser therapy. They explore how harnessing healing frequencies can revolutionize patient care, discussing the science behind wavelengths and frequencies. With practical insights from industry experts, this episode explains the significant role these therapies play in fostering health improvements and how practitioners can seamlessly integrate them into practice.

The duo notably demystifies the difference between wavelength and frequency, emphasizing their importance in laser therapy applications. A key highlight includes the differentiation between radio waves and gamma rays within the electromagnetic spectrum, situating the discussion of visible light in terms that relate back to both wavelength and the frequency used in low level laser therapy. This episode demonstrates the relevance of these scientific concepts in real-world scenarios, helping practitioners better understand and utilize laser therapy for optimal patient outcomes.

• Understanding the Basics: Dr. Woolner explains the core differences between wavelength and frequency, key fundamental components of laser therapy essential for practitioners.
• Applications of Frequencies: Strategies regarding low, mid-range, and high frequencies are discussed, offering practical insights for treating acute injuries, chronic pain, and neurological conditions.
• Bioenergetics Focus: The episode underscores how low level laser therapy taps into bioenergetics, enhancing the body's natural healing capabilities through balanced energy supply and demand.
• Foundational vs. Specific Therapies: There's a strong recommendation to start with foundational laser therapies before diving into specific frequency-based strategies, emphasizing safety and adaptability of the laser technology.
• Modern Treatment Philosophy: Dr. Wells and Dr. Woolner discuss how today’s healthcare is integrating more physics-based modalities like laser therapy, showcasing the shift from traditional chemistry-based treatments to bioenergetics.

• "The wavelength can mean either, you know, something safe like a radio wave, or something potentially very damaging, like a gamma ray."
• "When you can match the frequency of the laser, it's very similar or akin to pushing your child in a swing."
• "You're not going to harm the patient, and so you're not going to mess something up by using quote, unquote, the wrong frequency."
• "As healthcare starts to open up to the limits of chemistry in moving into the possibilities of physics, you'll see a lot of these really cool transformations happen in your office."
• "This episode demonstrates the potential of low level laser therapy in balancing the energetic demands with the energetic supply for effective health and healing."

• Dr. Chad Woolner's and Dr. Andrew Wells's Facebook Group: Functional Health Mastery - A group for healthcare practitioners interested in learning more about low level laser therapy and other tools.
• Dr. Jerome Maruca's Manuals - Recommended for practitioners interested in frequency-based protocols for laser therapy.

By listening to the full episode, audiences can gain a deep understanding of how low level laser therapy can improve patient care and how they, as care providers or informed patients, could leverage this promising technology within healthcare practice. Stay tuned for more enlightening insights from the Laser Light Show.

In this enlightening episode of the Laser Light Show, Dr. Chad Woolner and Dr. Andrew Wells dive deep into unraveling the complex terminology often associated with laser therapies — specifically dissecting whether photobiomodulation and low-level laser therapy are indeed synonymous. This engaging discussion explores the various terminologies, highlighting their nuances and shedding light on the cutting-edge advancements in laser treatments orchestrated by Erchonia, a leader in the industry with numerous FDA clearances.

The duo elaborates on the pivotal terminology "wavelength dependent cellular targeting" to distinguish Erchonia’s approach from other modalities like LED therapies and Class 4 lasers. By focusing on energy levels inherent in specific wavelengths — 635nm for red, 520nm for green, and 405nm for violet — they underline the significance of precise energy delivery at a cellular level. Their conversation addresses common misconceptions in laser therapy, predominantly the overstated importance of power and depth of penetration, steering the dialogue toward evidential studies and practical applicability in therapeutic settings.

• Photobiomodulation is a broad term that encompasses a wide range of light therapies, but not all treatments within this category function identically.

• The specific benefits of Erchonia low-level laser therapy arise from its use of "wavelength dependent cellular targeting," which operates on a photochemical rather than photothermal basis.

• Effective laser therapy involves monochromatic, coherent light with lower power to avoid inefficient energy loss as heat, ensuring precise and efficient cellular interactions.

• Scientific evidence suggests that mitochondrial dysfunction is a core player in numerous chronic health conditions, and low-level laser therapy offers a powerful tool to optimize mitochondrial function.

• Practitioners are encouraged to move beyond generalizations and understand the scientific distinctions between various light therapies for better patient outcomes.

1. "Wavelength dependent cellular targeting more accurately describes the distinction between Erchonia lasers and other light therapies."

2. "Not all light therapies are created equal; coherent, monochromatic light beams are integral to effective cellular treatment."

3. "We're not just after heat with these therapies; we're inducing a true photochemical effect at the cellular and mitochondrial level."

4. "Mitochondrial optimization can address many chronic health issues, tying laser therapy directly to modern medical challenges."

5. "Understanding laser therapy isn't merely about the device, but the specific wavelengths and energies we can harness for change."

• Erchonia Official Website - Explore further research, upcoming events, and advanced resources related to Erchonia laser therapies.

To fully grasp the depth and applicability of these insights into laser therapy, listen to the full episode. Stay tuned for more discussions that elucidate the evolving landscape of laser technologies and enlighten practitioners on the latest therapeutic strategies.