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First Prism Light Pod in Georgia

by Rick Limpert
Aug. 14, 2019
in Business, Events
Reading Time: 2 mins read
First Prism Light Pod in Georgia

The Southern Stem Cell Institute is now home to Georgia’s first Prism Light Pod, bringing advanced red light therapy to Atlanta and its surrounding neighborhoods.

Red light therapy (or photobiomodulation therapy) is one of the most exciting emerging wellness trends, offering a host of diverse benefits ranging from enhancing weight loss and muscle recovery to relieving chronic pain and clearing up skin conditions. While handheld light therapy technology is not new, Prism Light Pod is a full-body cold laser system with 14,000 red LEDs that penetrate the body’s muscles, deep tissues, joints, and cells. A single 20-minute session targets multiple areas of the body at the same time, and can accelerate performance recovery 4–10 times faster than the body’s natural healing process!

A successful launch event was held on July 24, at Southern Stem Cell Institute with a full house in attendance.

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The three hour event featured a 30 minute presentation by founder & CEO, Karl Chen and Dr. Rick Ambrozic as they educated the audience with the science behind the technology and benefits of Full-Body Photobiomodulation Therapy With Launch of Prism Light Pod.

Notes:

Guests were impressed with the six use case settings and the ease of use of the new device.
Hors d’oeuvres with gluten free options, white & red wine, along with Kangen water were served.
Guests had quick answers and everything the needed to enjoy the beautifully decorated office and linger at the event. Enjoyment was had by all while interacting with the exceptional staff of SSCI and Prism Light Pod.
The attendees were very excited and receptive to learn of Dr Ambrozic choosing to add the Prism Light Pod modality for their use in his Atlanta office.
A large number of attendees purchased sessions to start using the Prism Light Pod immediately.

“After a lot of research and due diligence on whole-body photobiomodulation light beds, we chose Prism Light Pod for their leading technology and value,” said Dr. Richard Ambrozic at Southern Stem Cell Institute.

This is groundbreaking technology.

“Prism Light Pod will accelerate stem cell rejuvenation and complement SSCI’s comprehensive medspa services,” said Karl Chen, Founder and CEO of Prism Light Pod. “We are excited to be partnering with one of the country’s most advanced stem cell institutes for natural healing.”

Founded by Dr. Richard Ambrozic, Southern Stem Cell Institute is committed to research and using state-of-the-art stem cell and regenerative therapies in an ethical and safe manner. With locations in Buckhead, Atlanta, and Valdosta, SSCI treats professional athletes, celebrities, and patients interested in stem cell therapy and anti-aging medicine.

Founded in 2016, Prism Light Pod manufactures and sells the industry’s most advanced full-body cold Laser system for performance recovery, pain management, weight-loss and anti-aging. Prism Light Pod is headquartered in Denver CO. and distributes its products worldwide. For more information about Prism Light Pod, please visit www.prismlightpod.com.

 

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