Afterglow Laser Vibrator Shown To Have Viagra-Like Effect For Women
Near-infrared light waves can improve a woman's sexual response, says urogynecologist Dr. Ralph Zipper, inventor of the Afterglow laser vibrator.
MELBOURNE, Fla., May 6, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- "Lasers are used for everything from correcting vision to scanning barcodes at the market," says urogynecologist Dr. Ralph Zipper. "The effects of light energy on the human body, also called 'photobiomodulation' have been well-known to doctors who use light energy to treat infections, promote healing, and reduce pain. Yet somehow we physicians have overlooked the fact that photobiomodulation can improve sex. My research lead to a discovery on how near-infrared light waves can increase a woman's sexual response and ultimately to the development of AfterGlow, the first laser-based sex toy, and responses from users have shown the technology to be effective."
"Technology is helping to bring about a 'sensual revolution' 50 years after the 'sexual revolution,'" says Dr. Zipper. "The combination of near-infrared light energy and vibration employed by the Afterglow pleasure device can 'light up' a woman's sex life by triggering the same chemicals that power male potency, creating a Viagra-like effect in women." While receiving treatment for pelvic pain a number of Dr. Zipper's patients reported that the light-pulse energy treatments they were being given had an unexpected benefit: their sexual response and sensitivity was noticeably improved. "The Afterglow combines near-infrared light energy with vibration and can be programmed by a woman or her partner to deliver various combinations of light and vibration, delivered in a pattern designed to replicate the sensual experience of the sex act."
For more information or to order Afterglow visit www.AfterglowScience.com
About Dr. Ralph Zipper: A prominent innovator in the field of urogynecology, Dr. Zipper created the world's first Incisionless Vaginal Rejuvenation (IVR) procedure. The procedure uses the GynePulseVRL laser developed by Dr. Zipper, in partnership with prominent laser physicists.
Prior to his pioneering career in medicine, Dr. Zipper received his undergraduate degree from the University of Connecticut and his graduate training at New York City's Mount Sinai School of Medicine. His postdoctoral work and urogynecology training were completed at the world-renowned Johns Hopkins Hospital. In 1998, Dr. Zipper moved to Melbourne, Florida where he founded Zipper Urogynecology, recognized as one of the nation's premier urogynecology treatment centers.
SOURCE Afterglow Science
Share this article