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Red Light Benefits

conditions that may potentially benefit from red light therapy

Red & NIR light therapy has been extensively studied, published and peer reviewed. 

It is widely accepted that Red & NIR light plays a significant role in reducing inflammation at a cellular level.  Inflammation is present in the majority of chronic conditions.

It has been widely demonstrated that consistent use of Red & NIR has fantastic benefits for overall skin appearance and feeling. Increasing collagen production, improving skin firmness, reducing fine lines and wrinkles.

It is also widely documented that Red & NIR light stimulates the mitochondria to produce more Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP).

 

When the mitochondria produce ATP at an optimum level, cellular processes, muscles, tissue and organs all get the energy they require to function optimally.  The brain and heart are both huge consumers of ATP.  Red and NIR light has the ability to stimulate mitochondrial function, increasing the cellular energy available, helping to reverse age related mitochondrial decline.  This has a rejuvenating effect as well as having a preventative effect.

Red & NIR Light Therapy Benefits:

Health & Well Being

 

Skin Conditions - Psoriasis, Eczema, Rosacea & Acne

Reduce Pain & Inflammation

Faster Recovery from Injury

Reduce Joint & Muscle Pain

Regulate Circadian Rhythm

Improve Sleep

Reduce Fatigue

Combat Thinning Hair

Improve Mood & Well Being

Preventative Health Strategy

 

Anti - Ageing

 

Increase ATP Energy Production

Reduce Oxidative Stress

Collagen Boost - Skin Rejuvenation

Reduce Wrinkles & Fine Lines

Increase Joint Movement & Flexibility

Improve Mood & Well Being

Mitigate Menopausal Symptoms

 

Sports & Fitness

 

Improve Endurance, Strength & Stamina

Faster Recovery from Training

Faster Recovery from Injury

Since incorporating the red light therapy bed into my routine, I've experienced a significant reduction in the aches and pains that used to be a constant presence in my life.

Robb W

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