RED LIGHT THERAPY
Benefits of Red Light Therapy
Accelerates healing while reaching infection, increases endorphins, improves bone growth and repair, and improves recovery after sports injuries.
Offers improved wound healing, recovery from traumatic brain injuries and strokes, hair growth and improvement in mental illness.
Reduces muscle and joint pain, enhance muscle recovery, heals skin wounds, and reduces wrinkles, fine lines, and hyperpigmentation.
Helps reduce muscle fatigue, inflammation, swelling and pain, while accelerating bone and wound healing.
How long do you need to do Red Light Therapy to see the results?
Red Light Therapy doesn’t work immediately, as lovely as that could be. It can take several weeks or even up to four months to see the results. Think about it a you would exercising. You wouldn’t expect to be a lot stronger after a single workout, but after months of activities your body would be showing some results of your effort. It’s also important to realize that some people will see faster results than others will. but, even if it seems to be taking time, the results will happen. You have to continue with the therapy until you see the desired results.
Red-light therapy, and research into its anti-aging effects, was first carried out by NASA. In the early 1990’s a NASA sponsored research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. They worked to develop a plant growth chamber using Near Infrared Light Technology experiments on the space shuttle missions. Over the years that (NIRLT)-Red-light Therapy technology has been in use in the medical fields. With the help of NASA and its medical partners, they have been able to take a space technology and adapt it for an entirely different application to significantly help people here on Earth. (NIR)-Near Infra Red-light was used to aid the growing of plants in space. They found that while testing red light the astronauts benefited vastly by being exposed to this light also. Clinical treatment trials into collagen red light therapy soon followed in the USA and across much of Europe.
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