
An innovative technology uses vibrating molecules activated by infrared light to eliminate up to 99% of cancer cells in the laboratory.
Researchers in Texas have demonstrated that certain molecules, known as aminocyanines, can be activated by infrared light to vibrate at very high frequencies. These mechanical vibrations, known as Directed Vibronic Action, rupture the cell membranes of tumors without the use of heat or conventional chemical reactions.
These results far exceed those of current treatments.
Unlike chemotherapy, this approach does not rely on toxic substances but on a physical effect. It works even at low temperatures (2 °C) and does not depend on the presenceof oxygen or free radicals.

These molecular jackhammers introduce a new light therapy modality that complements photobiomodulation. PBM could be used before or after treatment to stimulate cell regeneration or optimize the immune response.
Good to know : This approach could soon be incorporated into professional LED devices used in oncology.
It is a molecule activated by infrared light that vibrates at a high frequency and physically destroys cancer cells.
Not yet. Human clinical trials are expected to begin in 5 to 7 years.
No, it's a new method based on a mechanical action, but it complements traditional PBM.
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