Laser Therapy of Oklahoma is conducting a clinical study for weight loss.
Diet and exercise are helpful in any program of weight reduction. Most people who come for the laser clinical research trial for weight control have been given diets and exercise regimens before. They may have good knowledge of what they should and shouldn't eat, but they feel depressed or irritable when they try to stay on a diet.
Laser Therapy of Oklahoma uses a Low level laser involved in a clinical research trial currently studied by an IRB (investigational review board) in the U.S. to monitor its effectiveness and progress in suppressing appetite, boosting metabolism and curbing cravings for junk food and sweets, thereby making it easier to achieve your weight goals.
Laser Therapy of Oklahoma does not prescribe any drug or force you to follow any strict diets. We can offer you different food plans to choose from or you may continue to follow any diet or exercise program you may currently be using. Basically, we help you help yourself.
Low level laser is applied to various acupuncture points on the body. There is no discomfort and no disrobing. We just ask that you wear loose fitting slacks or shorts so that we can have access to the knee area and top of foot.
We will also ask that you try to choose some form of exercise that you like and of course we recommend that you eat properly. Please call us to see if you qualify for our clinical research trial.
How many laser sessions will I receive?
The number of sessions each patient receives varies according to how much weight loss is desired. The average client usually needs anywhere between 5 to 14 laser sessions depending on the amount of weight they want to lose. We also recommend that you come at least once a week. We recommend not going more than two weeks without a laser session.
If you are already on a diet, that is fine. It is important that you try to eat right and exercise for maximum results.
Please contact us for more information.
*Before embarking on any weight control program, Laser Therapy of Oklahoma recommends contacting your physician.
