Gout is a disease that anyone suffering from would love to kick to the curb, provided they are able to even walk let alone kick, no thanks to this painful and debilitating condition. Needless to say, gout can prove to be very disruptive to the lives of those who suffer from it, as they say the sensation of a long needle or knife stabbing whichever area of the body it affects is commonly reported and is made exponentially worse when one tries to move or put weight on it. Everyday activities such as walking and sleeping peacefully are thereby made difficult if not impossible. The joint ty ..read more

One of the questions we get asked a lot centers around how much irradiance is too much for red light therapy. It can seem daunting to figure out how much light intensity one should be using for their unique needs. But, we’re here to help!  The answer to the question above is not incredibly complex, but it’s not exactly simple, either. After all,  people use red light therapy for an incredibly wide range of issues. All of these different people have different needs and will require different levels of time spent in front of the device, as well as different levels of light intensity.&n ..read more

It’s an amazing time to be alive, isn’t it? We live in a time with constant innovation in healthcare with new therapies and improved outcomes for the people receiving them. We’re also seeing innovations in combining therapies for better outcomes. We have been paying close attention to those making forward strides by combining red light therapy (RLT) and hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), and we are really excited to be able to share with you what we’ve learned.  It’s worth noting that each of these therapies are already doing an amazing job on their own, which is something you may already ..read more

If you have ever had shingles, you know just how painful it can be to live with this condition. Your skin becomes sensitive. It can get itchy and you might even get a rash with red spots that, if not taken care of properly, can turn into blisters.  To put it lightly, it’s inconvenient. And to be even more to the point, it just absolutely sucks to have to live with shingles.  The question that many people have when they come up against this condition is, “Can I use red light therapy to treat shingles?” The answer can be simple, but it may be dependent on some factors that you need inf ..read more

In the ever-widening global community, flying internationally is becoming an increasingly common slice of modern life. Jet lag, that all-too-familiar companion of long-distance travel, wreaks havoc on our circadian rhythms, leaving us drained, disoriented, and out of sorts. Yet, in our era of technological progress, we find ourselves armed with innovative remedies to counter its effects. Among these, red light therapy is gaining popularity in combating jet lag, showing potential support in helping people cope with its symptoms. Understanding Jet Lag Jet lag occurs when our internal body clock ..read more

  Of all the glands in our body, the pineal gland might just be the coolest. This tiny, pinecone-shaped gland is located deep within the brain and produces the hormone melatonin, which plays a vital role in regulating our sleep-wake cycle. But the pineal gland is not just important for getting a good night's rest. It has also been associated with spiritual experiences and is sometimes referred to as the "third eye" by certain spiritual traditions. With its unique shape and mysterious function, the pineal gland has captured the imagination of scientists and philosophers for centuries. So ..read more

Red Light Therapy For Concussions and Traumatic Brain Injuries Concussions and traumatic brain injuries are the result of common mishaps such as car accidents, sporting collisions, falls and other events. Determining the scope of head injuries can be challenging; – what seems like a harmless bump on the head could potentially have more serious consequences. Regardless of your circumstance, if you or a loved one has experienced the misfortune of such an injury, it is crucial to grasp the true nature of concussions and from there discuss how photobiomodulation aka red light therapy can play a ro ..read more

Vitiligo is a skin condition that affects millions of people worldwide, characterized by the loss of pigment in patches, leaving white or depigmented areas on the skin. While it is not a life-threatening condition, the emotional and psychological toll it takes on those who have it cannot be overstated.  For many years, treating vitiligo has been a challenge, with limited options that can yield satisfactory results. However, the emergence of red light therapy, also known as low-level laser therapy or photobiomodulation, has offered a glimmer of hope for those dealing with vitiligo.  U ..read more

Dermatitis, a common skin ailment affecting millions of people, can be an uncomfortable and frustrating condition to manage. In this blog post, we will explore what dermatitis is, its various forms, and the potential benefits of using red light therapy to alleviate its symptoms and explore how this innovative treatment can be a supportive tool in managing dermatitis effectively. What is Dermatitis? Dermatitis is a broad term that encompasses a variety of skin conditions characterized by inflammation, redness, and itchiness. It occurs when the skin's protective barrier is compromised, lead ..read more

Ligaments are the unsung heroes of our bodies, providing stability and support to our joints. In a world where physical activity is an essential part of our lives, understanding and caring for our ligaments is paramount. Whether you're an athlete, an active individual, or simply someone who values your overall well-being, this information could be the key to a healthier, more injury-free life. New therapies and treatments are always on the horizon, in the dynamic field of healthcare, so it's crucial to keep up-to-date with the latest innovations that can help us stay healthy. In this blog post ..read more