Description
"Chronic Wound Healing" features Jason Rountree (DC, CMLSO) sharing insights from new clinical research on laser therapy for stubborn wounds that resist standard treatment. He explains how targeted light boosts circulation, reduces inflammation, and encourages faster tissue repair. The episode outlines key protocol details, including dose and duration, and highlights why laser therapy works best alongside proper wound care. With practical tips for treatment timing and safety, this episode offers useful guidance for those managing long-standing or recurring wounds.
Chronic Wound Healing
Guest
This time, there are no guests—just Jason Roundtree delving deeply into today's topic.
Category
Pain Management, Inflammation, Blood Health
About The Host
Jason Rountree (DC, CMLSO) is a chiropractor and Certified Medical Laser Safety Officer, a distinction held by only a small number of practitioners worldwide. He is the director of Montana Laser & Medical Center and founder of the Laser Therapy Institute, where he trains healthcare providers in advanced laser therapy techniques. His work focuses on using regenerative treatments and musculoskeletal imaging to support recovery, reduce pain, and restore function.
Jason Rountree (DC, CMLSO) is a chiropractor and Certified Medical Laser Safety Officer, a distinction held by only a small number of practitioners worldwide. He is the director of Montana Laser & Medical Center and founder of the Laser Therapy Institute, where he trains healthcare providers in advanced laser therapy techniques. His work focuses on using regenerative treatments and musculoskeletal imaging to support recovery, reduce pain, and restore function.
About The Guest
This episode features Jason Rountree as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
This episode features Jason Rountree as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
Support the Guest
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