Relieve pain with modern light therapy

What is pain?

Pain is an alarm signal from our body. Our organism tells us that an unpleasant experience is taking place, in which areas of the body have either already been damaged or could possibly be damaged. In addition, a distinction is made between acute pain and chronic pain.

Acute pain

Acute pain usually only lasts for a short period of time - a few minutes to a maximum of a few weeks. It warns the person concerned of possible damage or the effects of existing injuries and thus fulfills an important protective function.

In most cases, acute pain can be traced back to clearly identifiable causes such as injuries or inflammation. If these heal, the pain also disappears.

Chronic pain

In contrast to acute pain, chronic pain lasts for a longer period of time, at least three months. The pain loses its warning function and becomes an independent illness whose trigger is no longer clearly identifiable.

Complete healing of chronic pain is often difficult. The aim of pain therapy is usually to relieve the pain as best as possible and thereby reduce the restrictions in everyday life as much as possible.

How does pain arise?

Possible causes of pain

Using light therapy to relieve pain – the success story of TERRA Medico

The biophoton regeneration system

The biophoton regeneration system can be tested at any time in the anti-stress rooms specially created by TERRA Medico. And if you have already been able to convince yourself of the healing effects of the applications, you have come to the right place in our online shop . TERRA Medico products can also be ordered there for home use. So that you can experience pure well-being every day.

Acute pain

Acute pain usually only lasts for a short period of time - a few minutes to a maximum of a few weeks. It warns the person concerned of possible damage or the effects of existing injuries and thus fulfills an important protective function.

In most cases, acute pain can be traced back to clearly identifiable causes such as injuries or inflammation. If these heal, the pain also disappears.

Chronic pain

In contrast to acute pain, chronic pain lasts for a longer period of time, at least three months. The pain loses its warning function and becomes an independent illness whose trigger is no longer clearly identifiable.

Complete healing of chronic pain is often difficult. The aim of pain therapy is usually to relieve the pain as best as possible and thereby reduce the restrictions in everyday life as much as possible.