Red Light Therapy / Photobiomodulation
Research base for low-level light therapy spans collagen, recovery, mitochondrial signaling, and inflammation modulation. Findings are study-specific; individual response varies.
Items marked with an asterisk (*) elsewhere on this site point to the educational references and research areas summarized below.
The links below point to publicly searchable databases of peer-reviewed research and to recognized educational organizations. Listing a resource is not an endorsement of any specific product, conclusion, or outcome — it is a starting point for the curious reader.
Research base for low-level light therapy spans collagen, recovery, mitochondrial signaling, and inflammation modulation. Findings are study-specific; individual response varies.
Extracorporeal shockwave therapy and low-intensity acoustic shockwave have been studied across musculoskeletal and vascular indications. The published literature varies in size and quality by indication.
PEMF research spans microcirculation, bone, and recovery contexts. BEMER is one of several PEMF systems; pulse shape and dose differ across devices.
Most IV nutritional formulations are not FDA-approved drug products. Vitamin and mineral repletion is a recognized clinical practice when guided by labs and physician oversight. Outcomes vary by individual.
Molecular hydrogen is an emerging area of research, including studies on oxidative-stress modulation, neuroinflammation, and post-concussion contexts. The body of literature is still developing and findings are preliminary.
Supplemental-oxygen exercise has been studied in athletic and clinical contexts. EWOT is a wellness/performance protocol, not a treatment for any specific disease.
FSM is a low-current electrical therapy with a growing clinical literature for pain, tissue recovery, and post-injury contexts.
Percutaneous Needle Electrolysis is an ultrasound-guided procedure with a clinical research base in tendinopathy. Dr. Eng was trained directly by the founder of the AltPoint methodology.
Vibration-based neuromodulation is an emerging area of study. The Cove Chair is offered as supportive wellness care — never as a replacement for mental health treatment or medication.
UVBI has a clinical history dating to the 1940s with renewed interest in functional medicine contexts. Offered here as supportive care, never as a standalone treatment for any specific diagnosis.
Functional medicine is a model of care emphasizing root-cause investigation. It is complementary to — not a replacement for — conventional medical care from your primary doctor and any specialists.
Book a consultation with Dr. Eng to discuss whether functional and regenerative medicine may fit alongside your existing care.