SMG · 08Physiotherapy
ILBI — Intravenous Laser Blood Irradiation (Lazmik)
ILBI (intravenous laser blood irradiation) is a technology of irradiating blood with a low-power laser via a thin optical fiber inserted into the vein. It improves blood rheology, activates immunity and reduces inflammation.
- Type
- Intravenous
- Intensity
- Low
- Modes
- Multiple
Price on request
- Official warranty
- Installation & setup
- Service support
Applications (indications and areas)
For therapists, cardiologists, immunologists and detox centers.
- Cardiovascular (hypertension, ischemia)
- Chronic inflammatory diseases
- Lowered immunity
- Diabetes complications
- Detox and metabolic programs
- Allergy and dermatitis
Benefits and advantages
- Reduces blood viscosity
- Improves microcirculation
- Boosts immune activity
- Multiple wavelength modes
- Clinically proven efficacy
Frequently asked questions
Is ILBI safe?
Yes — 30+ years of clinical practice. Single-use sterile light guide.
How long is a session?
20–40 minutes. Course: 7–10 sessions.
Is it painful?
No — only a brief venous prick is felt.
