Many neuroscience publications indicate that the brain is modular and composed of different networks The key to successful brain stimulation (and brain photobiomodulation) is to focus on networks that hold the most importance to your objective. The Vielight Neuros are designed to deliver near-infrared (NIR) light to the default mode network (DMN) of the brain. This article will address the importance of the DMN and the value of targeting this network using photobiomodulation (PBM). What is the Default Mode Network? Figure 1 – Regions of the Default Mode Network The Default Mode Network (D ..read more

A growing problem facing the elderly – age-related cognitive decline Several factors of brain aging and age-related cognitive decline Brain photobiomodulation (PBM) and mitochondrial function Brain PBM and metabolic effects Brain PBM and anti-inflammatory effects Brain PBM leads to a reduction in neuronal excitotoxicity Brain PBM increases cerebral vascularity and oxygenation Published research – Brain PBM within elderly demographics A growing problem facing the elderly – age-related cognitive decline. Due to advances in medical technology, the elderly demographic is the fastest growing seg ..read more

Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos. Introducing the X-Plus 3 Whether you are seeking to improve mental performance (brain photobiomodulation) or body resilience and functions (systemic photobiomodulation), the X-Plus 3 on its own or in combination with a Neuro model will go a long way to help you. Our acute Covid-19 recovery study used a version of the X-Plus 3 for which the results were significantly positive. You can read more about our acute Covid-19 recovery results here: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.06.16.22276503v1 X-Plus 3 Components The X-Plus 3 consis ..read more

Personal wellness has become a very hot subject over the last decade. The majority of interest in this subject area is focused on physical wellness, mostly of the body. Thankfully, more and more people are realizing the importance of brain wellness. There is a growing interest in maintaining a healthy brain and cognitive “sharpness.”  The latter refers to mental or cognitive acuity. Thus, there is more and more buzz about such subjects as cognitive or mental acuity. Brain performance, cognitive vitality and general brain wellness are becoming more commonplace subjects of interest to large ..read more

“Photo-Neuro-Hacking” is here! Vielight with its photobiomodulation (PBM) technology, has been the subject of growing interest in the field of biohacking of the brain. The delivery of light to influence brain functions is appealing to many biohackers. Not surprisingly, most are seeking ways to achieve that in an uncomplicated and affordable way, without the risk of known side effects. For these reasons, Vielight’s method of delivering light to the brain in a non-invasive way is garnering great interest and support from clinicians, researchers and consumers. This is reflected in growing online ..read more

Continuing Efforts and Findings in PBM Research On March 21, 2019, pharmaceutical giants Biogen and Eisai announced they were discontinuing their much-anticipated clinical trial. It was the final phase of one of the most promising Alzheimer’s Disease drugs under trials, aducanumab. This announcement was heart-breaking for those who had been holding out for it. There is no other promising drug entering late-phase trials for the next few years. Another blow to the search for a cure for Alzheimer was made on March 27, 2019. A special advisory panel appointed by the FDA unanimously rejected Neuron ..read more

Our photobiomodulation technology was featured as a biohacking tool in an article on PCMag, a well-established resource for the latest news in the tech world. The author is S. C. Stuart is an award-winning digital strategist and technology commentator for ELLE China, Esquire Latino, Singularity Hub, and PCMag, covering: artificial intelligence; augmented, virtual, and mixed reality; DARPA; NASA; US Army Cyber Command; sci-fi in Hollywood. The article is titled “Can Brain-Machine Interfaces Put You In A Better Mood?”. Read it here – Link The post PCMag – Can Brain-Machine Interfaces Put You In ..read more