LED light therapy is based on the idea that each wavelength affects our health in different ways. Of the various types of light therapy, red light has by far the most scientific documentation.  But what about the other colors of light therapy?  Read on to learn more about the difference between LED light therapy colors that have therapeutic value and the ones that may be better to avoid.    The Light Therapy Spectrum   LED light therapy has its roots in using natural sunlight as a treatment for respiratory conditions and skin conditions. The use of l ..read more

  In this article, we’ll explore the science behind green light exposure. This includes whether green light therapy can benefit you, as well as an effective alternative.  Is Green Light Therapy Effective? Near-infrared light therapy has been extensively researched. Meanwhile, however, green light therapy has far fewer peer-reviewed with conclusive results.   It’s also not clear that green light therapy is more advantageous than just spending time in nature.  Let’s proceed with some additional findings on greed LED light therapy that are scientifically validated.  ..read more

    Blue light emitted from electronics such as smartphones and computers has been maligned in some circles.  But, in reality, not all blue light is bad. Blue light is an effective acne treatment and when part of photodynamic therapy, is used to treat non-melanoma skin cancer.  This treatment can also reduce symptoms of inflammatory skin conditions and accelerate wound healing.  Does blue light have any side effects? Here’s what you need to know! For more information, check out our BIOMAX Series panels, which offer blue light therapy treatment and red light therapy tr ..read more

Research as recent as September 2023 shows that red light therapy may be an effective treatment mechanism for Alzheimer’s disease.  In the following sections, we discuss these findings published by the Journal of Neural Regeneration. Liu et al. find that “Overall, tPBM intervention improves brain performance in healthy adults and patients affected by chronic neuropathology,” (2023).  We also look at how these new findings coincide with other similar results in the medical literature and discuss the implications this may have for treatment and well-being. The researchers responsible f ..read more

Do you want to ditch the itch of guttate psoriasis?  Are you looking for natural remedies that actually work in relieving symptoms without using corticosteroids or UV light?  Read on to find out what your options are, including an at-home treatment for guttate psoriasis using red light.   What is Guttate Psoriasis? Guttate psoriasis is a form of psoriasis that is often caused by a streptococcal infection, particularly pharyngitis (strep throat) or perianal streptococcal infection. Other guttate psoriasis triggers include upper respiratory infections such as influenza or COVID-19 ..read more

According to the National Institutes of Health, at least 1 out of 10 women suffer from negative postpartum symptoms. These can severely affect their quality of life as a new mother. It can also affect the lives of their partner and their children.   This article explores the possibility of using red light therapy as a treatment for postpartum healing, which can help improve mood as well as with the burden of being a new parent. Red light therapy can help with a variety of different conditions related to physical healing after delivery. The treatment is safe for short and long-term us ..read more

Lingering muscle pain can keep you from enjoying your daily life.  In the following sections, we discuss what red light therapy is, how it supports recovery, and how to incorporate this natural remedy into your training routine.     How Red Light Therapy Helps with Muscle Recovery  Red light therapy can be used in several ways both before and after a workout to prevent injury, improve athletic performance, and accelerate recovery.   What is Red Light Therapy? Red light therapy uses specific wavelengths of visible red and invisible near-infrared light delivered by powe ..read more

  Here’s a breakdown of two of the most popular and effective devices for a variety of applications: red light therapy lamps and red light therapy panels.  There are many types of red light therapy devices, and some are far superior to others.  Let’s dive in and answer the question of whether red light therapy devices work and how you can optimize your treatments.   What are Red Light Therapy Lamps?  Red light therapy devices use light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that shine specific wavelengths of red and/or near-infrared (NIR) light onto the skin.  Infrared heat lamp ..read more

  Are red light therapy beds worth the investment, or are there better options?  In this article, we explore the benefits and uses of red light therapy beds, as well as a versatile alternative. Ultimately, the biggest issues we find with RLT beds are their inconvenience, expense of use, and lack of wavelength range, which can have implications for therapeutic limitations. For more information, check out the BIOMAX Series, advanced red light therapy panels that are affordable, convenient, and can be used in the comfort of your own home.       How do Red Light The ..read more

If you’re a home sauna user, there’s a way to supplement this healthy lifestyle treatment with red light therapy.  In this article, we discuss the ways that red light therapy can amplify the benefits of sauna treatment. Red Light Therapy: The Basics  This section covers some of the basic benefits of using red light therapy regularly. Skip down to learn more about the benefits of combining red light therapy with sauna use.  Red light therapy involves exposing the body to a series of wavelengths that stimulate the mitochondria. As the light photons absorb, they can spark a chain o ..read more