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What is LED Red Light Therapy?

Light therapy is one of the oldest healing practices, dating back to ancient Egypt, Greece, China, and India. Today, science confirms what ancient cultures knew: light has powerful effects on your health.

These wavelengths are bioactive, meaning they directly support the way your cells function—just like nutrients or supplements.

  • Reduce Inflammation : Near-Infrared Light (NIR) reduces overall inflammation in the body by decreasing the presence of inflammatory markers. This reduction can help ease the symptoms associated with joint pain, sore muscles, autoimmune conditions, arthritis, traumatic brain injuries, and spinal cord injuries.

  • Improve Circulation : In many studies, LED Light Therapy has been clinically proven to increase the diameter of blood vessels and to improve circulation. What’s more, LED Light Therapy also protects red blood cells against oxidative stress and limits platelet loss during surgical procedures.

  • Reduce Recovery Time : For High-Performance Athletes (and those who train like them) LED Light Therapy can help accelerate muscle repair following fatigue and injury. Mitochondria within cells are particularly responsive to LED Light Therapy, and muscle cells are exceptionally rich in mitochondria. LED Light Therapy may also stimulate stem cells, further assisting in muscular recovery.

  • Promote Cellular Health : The most significant benefit of LED Light Therapy is the effect it has on the body’s cells. One of the most critical outcomes of LED Light Therapy on Cellular Function is the stimulation of Collagen Production. Collagen strengthens hair, is responsible for the health of connective tissue, and provides our skin with firmness and elasticity.

  • Stimulate Hair Growth : Alopecia, or hair loss, is a common disorder affecting 50% of males over the age of 40 and 75% of females over the age of 65. Studies have shown that LED Light Therapy can stimulate hair growth. Red Light Wavelengths are believed to stimulate epidermal stem cells in the hair follicle, shifting the follicle into the anagen (active growth) stage.

  • Reduce Pain : In a Clinical Study, neuropathic pain caused by a spinal cord injury was dramatically reduced by the application of Red Light Treatment. Near-Infrared Light Wavelengths reduce overall pain by easing joint stiffness + soreness, diminishing inflammation, easing muscle spasms, and enhancing blood flow.

  • Improve Skin Health : LED Light Therapy can dramatically transform the skin. Red Light Wavelengths in particular target the mitochondrial chromophores within skin cells, generating production of collagen proteins. Collagen Stimulation yields more holistic and enduring benefits than simply resurfacing the outer layers of the skin. Stem Cells may also be activated, increasing tissue repair. The result is accelerated healing and wound repair, improved appearance in hypertrophic scars, reduction in fine lines + wrinkles, and improved skin texture.

Benefits of LED Light Therapy

Understanding Red Light Wavelengths

Sunlight includes a component of red light; it is this light wavelength that contributes to the enhanced sense of well-being we experience after a few hours outdoors. LED Light Therapy devices, such as those offered by PlatinumLED (Our Red Light Panels), harness the regenerative healing red light wavelengths, without the more problematic UVA and UVB light rays that can cause skin cancer and premature aging.

LED Light Therapy, therefore, is

the therapeutic science of utilizing blue, red, and infrared light wavelengths to assist with the treatment of health conditions,

+ promote general well-being.

LED Light Therapy is referred to

by other names, such as:

- Low Level Light Therapy (LLLT)

- Photobiomodulation (PBM)

- Photonic Stimulation

- Low-Power Laser Therapy

- Cold Laser Therapy

- Biostimulation

Diagram showing the absorption of red, blue, and near-infrared light wavelengths by layers of human skin, including the outer epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue.
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Red Light Therapy Friendly Reminders

  1. Please wear the protective eyewear we have provided at all times during your session

  2. Sit or Stand during sessions - For Full Exposure, please Stand - For Full Comfort, please Sit

  3. Distance Matters - Please sit or stand 6 to 12 inches away from the panel for Optimal Light

  4. Skin Exposure - More Skin = Better Results. Feel free to expose the areas you are targeting

  5. Breathe & Relax - Take this time to Rest, Meditate, or simply enjoy a moment of stillness

  6. NO CELL PHONE USE - Please refrain from using cell phones or other electronic devices during your session

FAQs

Can Red Light Therapy be used with a Pacemaker?

Our therapy lights are designed for general wellness purposes and have not been tested specifically for use with pacemakers. Therefore, we recommend consulting with your physician before using the BIOMAX light if you have a pacemaker or any other electronic implant.

What distance should I be from the lights? What about Dosage?

As a general rule of thumb, we’ve found that 10-20 minutes per treatment area at a distance of around 8”-14” for deep tissue or 16"-24" for superficial facial skin therapy on bare skin with a max of 2-3 treatment areas per day to be a great average usage guideline for basically all applications. We recommend using light therapy at least 3 to 5 times a week for optimal results. We would suggest to start slower/farther at first and then work your way up to the closer distance/longer exposure once your tolerance to the light has been found.

Why do the LED’s seem to change color after using them for a bit?

This is a very common reaction and the fact is that it’s impossible for the LEDs to change color due to the nature of how an LED works. However, what does happen is that your eyes attempt to adjust to the very specific wavelengths of light by attempting to compensate your vision and thereby altering your perception of the colors