Red Light Therapy Research & News

  Scarring (skin fibrosis) can affect you both physically and emotionally. Scars can make you feel self-conscious or embarrassed and can also be pa...

  People today spend a lot of time indoors, deprived of natural sunlight, and subjected to artificial fluorescent and blue light for prolonged peri...

Any fluctuation in the brightness of a light is considered a flicker. Flickering may be very visible, barely perceptible, or invisible to the hum...

    Beam angle determines the level of intensity at which the beam of red light from each bulb in a panel connects with your skin. Red light therap...

   Light therapy is rapidly becoming a popular alternative to traditional treatments for a broad range of conditions and general wellness concerns....

  Indoor lifestyles are common in today’s world, subjecting people to excessive artificial fluorescent and blue light and depriving them of natural...

  Suffering from pain is a miserable experience. Pain can prevent you from participating in activities you normally enjoy and hold you back from li...

   Testosterone plays multiple roles in maintaining men’s health. Affecting body fat distribution, bone and muscle density, red blood cell producti...

Irradiance, wavelength and EMF are the three most important considerations in selecting a red light therapy device that is right for you. T...

An electromagnetic field (EMF) is an area of moving electrical charge. EMFs are a form of radiation. Invisible to the human eye, EMFs surround us...

    One of the key considerations when buying a red light therapy device is the wavelength or frequency of the device and whether that waveleng...

  Red light therapy is also known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT) or photobiomodulation (PBM). Its healing properties and health benefits are inc...