The Use of Laser Therapy for Fertility
The Use of Laser Therapy for Fertility
Our clinical director, Dr. Lorne Brown was interviewed by Dr. Kela Smith on her Podcast, The Hormone Puzzle.
We have shared the Youtube and Spotify Episode below, as well as Timestamps.
Please enjoy!
The Use of Laser Therapy for Fertility with guest Dr. Lorne Brown
In episode #365 of The Hormone Puzzle Podcast, Dr. Kela Smith interviews Dr. Lorne Brown about the use of low-level laser therapy (LLLT) in fertility treatment. Dr. Brown, founder of Acubalance Wellness Centre, discusses how LLLT can enhance reproductive health by improving blood circulation, reducing inflammation, and addressing scar tissue.
He shares insights from his clinical experience and explains how integrating laser therapy with traditional fertility treatments may improve outcomes. Dr. Brown also touches on the importance of a holistic approach to fertility, incorporating lifestyle and dietary considerations.
Watch this episode of The Hormone Puzzle on YouTube
Listen to this episode of The Hormone Puzzle on Spotify
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Introduction to The Hormone Puzzle Podcast
01:30 – Meet Dr. Lorne Brown: A Leader in Fertility Care
03:45 – Dr. Brown’s Journey from Accounting to Fertility Medicine
07:00 – What is Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)?
10:30 – How LLLT Enhances Fertility and Egg Quality
14:50 – Scientific Studies on LLLT for Reproductive Health
19:30 – Using LLLT for Advanced Maternal Age & Sperm Health
24:15 – Recommended LLLT Protocols for Fertility Treatment
29:40 – Integrating LLLT with Acupuncture & Lifestyle Changes
35:20 – Finding a Qualified LLLT Provider Near You
40:00 – Practical Fertility Tips & Holistic Approaches
45:50 – Closing Thoughts & Where to Learn More
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