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What is Red Light Therapy?
Red and near infrared (NIR) light therapy, often simply referred to as“red light therapy”, is a type of therapy that uses specific wavelengths of light to bring about positive health benefits. This form of phototherapy uses wavelengths of light that are considered bioactive in humans.
People use red light therapy to improve skin quality, speed wound healing, stimulate hair growth, reduce chronic pain, and improve workout recovery times. Studies indicate that red light therapy’s effects occur due to the stimulative effect that red and NIR wavelengths of light have on mitochondria, the energy center of the cells.
What is Red and Near Infrared Light?
Red and near-infrared light are part of the electromagnetic spectrum and, more specifically, part of the spectrum of light emitted by the sun. These wavelengths of light are“bioactive”in humans.
The electromagnetic spectrum contains electromagnetic energy of many different wavelengths. The wavelength of this energy determines the properties it will have.
Below is a chart outlining the electromagnetic spectrum:
Electromagnetic waves vary greatly in wavelength, ranging from 0.0001 nanometers (gamma waves) all the way to over meters (radio waves). The shorter the wavelength, the greater the energy that a specific electromagnetic wavelength will contain.
As many people will have learned in high school physics, when someone passes white light through a prism, it separates out the different colors based on their wavelengths. Only a tiny part of this spectrum (roughly 400nm to 700nm) is actually visible to the human eye.
The longest wavelength within the visible spectrum is red light, which goes from a little over 600nm to approximately 700nm. Longer wavelengths just outside the visible light spectrum are considered near-infrared (NIR). This part of the spectrum ranges from about 700nm to a little over 1,100nm.
iLux Red Light Therapy
At iLux Red Light Therapy, We are committed to providing you with the highest quality red light therapy products. Our product can help you obtain reliable doses of professional grade red light therapy, and can customize the frequency band you need according to your needs.
We welcome you to review our red light therapy devices or to contact one of our representatives at send an email to sales06@iluxred.com to learn more or to help find the right solution for you.
DISCLAIMER: iLux Red Light Therapy devices are not clinically proven to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical conditions. Mito Red Light devices are Class II general wellness devices aimed at affecting the body through topical heating and supporting cellular function. The scientific studies referenced in this article are for informational purposes only.
Where Does Red Light Therapy Come From?
While the history of red light therapy would take a complete article to cover, the idea of phototherapy emerged in the late 1800s, with Dr. Niels Ryberg Finsen being awarded the 1903 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his research in this area.
The benefits of light therapy using red and near-infrared light specifically were discovered as an incidental finding of NASA research in the mid-1990s. Researchers examining red light’s impact on plant growth found that skin blemishes healed quickly while they were frequently exposed to red light, a finding that quickly led to a whole new body of research and resulted in the use of red light therapy in humans.
Why Use Red Light Therapy?
There are many potential reasons that people use red light therapy. As this form of phototherapy continues to be researched, new potential benefits of red light therapy are still being discovered.
We dive deeper into each potential benefit of red light therapy in other articles, but some red light therapy benefits may include:
l Stimulates wound healing and tissue repair
l Reduces aging effects by supporting collagen production
l Reduces pain by decreasing swelling and inflammation
l Improves joint health
l Improves physical performance through improved muscle recovery and energy levels
l Improves sleep quality and duration
The myriad of potential benefits that red light therapy offers makes regular use of this form of phototherapy a mainstay of many people’s daily health routines.
Decreased Exposure to Natural Light
The human body requires light to function, with light playing an important role in processes such as making vitamin D, causing our mood to be upbeat, and regulating our body’s daily circadian rhythm. It is no surprise that the red and near-infrared light found in sunlight has biological effects on our bodies as well.
While light plays many important roles in health, modern humans are spending less and less time exposed to sunlight. Our housing, transport, and workspaces are often indoors, reducing our exposure to the beneficial health effects of natural sunlight. Furthermore, modern LED and CFL lighting is lacking in the beneficial wavelengths of red and near infrared light and energy-efficient windows in buildings and vehicles further limit our exposure to these wavelengths of light.
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iLux red Light therapy
Changing your living situation, job, or transportation methods to be outdoors frequently is not practical for many people. This is why iLux red Light therapy exists, to help you get exposure to the beneficial wavelengths of red and near infrared light without having to significantly alter your lifestyle. Our high-quality red light therapy panels allow you to access the health benefits of red light from the comfort of your home or office and on your own schedule.
However, not all red light therapy devices are created equal. For red light therapy to be worth the investment, you need a high-quality, independently tested, professional red light therapy device from a reputable company. With over 5 years in business and over 65,000 ecstatic customers, iLux red Light therapy is a brand you can trust. Our nearly 2,000 reviews speak for themselves. You can also click to review some of our customers' red light therapy before and after examples.
We are confident that our devices are the highest quality and best value at home red light therapy devices available anywhere. We welcome you to review our red light therapy devices or to contact one of our representatives at send an email to sales06@iluxred.com to learn more or to help find the right solution for you.
DISCLAIMER: iLux Red Light Therapy devices are not clinically proven to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical conditions. Mito Red Light devices are Class II general wellness devices aimed at affecting the body through topical heating and supporting cellular function. The scientific studies referenced in this article are for informational purposes only.
Red light therapy also known as photobiomodulation, is a non-invasive treatment that uses low-level red light wavelengths to stimulate cells in the body. This therapy has been found to improve brain health in several ways.
Firstly, red light therapy has been shown to increase the production of neurotransmitters, such as serotonin and dopamine. These brain chemicals are important for mood regulation, and an increase in their production can help alleviate symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Secondly, red light therapy has been found to improve cognitive function. One study found that after four weeks of treatment with red light therapy, participants had improved memory and reaction times, as well as increased attention and focus.
Additionally, red light therapy has been shown to reduce inflammation in the brain. Chronic inflammation has been linked to several conditions such as Alzheimer's disease and multiple sclerosis. By reducing inflammation in the brain, red light therapy may help prevent or slow the progression of these conditions.
Moreover, red light therapy has been found to increase blood flow to the brain. This increased blood flow can help deliver more oxygen and nutrients to brain cells, promoting their health and function.
Finally, red light therapy has been shown to increase the production of ATP, which is the energy currency for cells in the body. By increasing ATP production, red light therapy can help improve overall cellular function, including in the brain.
In conclusion, red light therapy has several benefits for brain health. It can improve neurotransmitter production, cognitive function, reduce inflammation, increase blood flow, and increase ATP production, all of which contribute to better brain health.