What is the primary use of the 800 nm beam in the CUBE4?

The primary use of the 800 nm beam in the CUBE4 is related to deep tissue stimulation. This particular wavelength is well-suited for penetrating deeper layers of tissue, making it highly effective for addressing issues such as muscle pain, joint stiffness, and other conditions that originate from deeper structures within the body.

The 800 nm wavelength allows for a balance between absorption and penetration depth, leading to effective therapeutic outcomes. Light at this wavelength can stimulate cellular activity, promote tissue healing, and reduce inflammation by reaching deeper tissues, which can facilitate improvements in blood flow and encourage the repair of damaged tissues.

In contrast, wavelengths designated for more superficial applications or aiming guidance serve different purposes. The heating effect might occur as a secondary outcome of using the laser, but it is not the primary rationale for using the 800 nm beam specifically in the CUBE4. By understanding these functions and properties of the 800 nm beam, practitioners can maximize the benefits of laser therapy in their treatment protocols.