How to start benefiting Red Light Therapy.

Light therapy has become a hot topic in recent years as historic therapies and technology receive a little more light!

Red Light and Near Infra-Red therapy has so many benefits. They cannot be ignored as a non intrusive solution to many ailments and potentially disease.

Claims and therapeutic benefits are supported by clinical testing dating back to studies carried out by the North American Space Agency, yes, red light and near infrared light is of this world but explored for out of this world.

Devices including the Rejuu Zone One and Rejuu Connect have included proven technology within powerful red and NIR light panels

FDA Approved Technology

Red and Near Infrared technologies are FDA approved and certified to be safe and effective for a whole host health issues and even performance use. Such devices as the Rejuu line offer cost effective products for anyone to start benefitting.

The Science

You may come across something called Photobiomodulation or PBM Therapy.

A long word, and kind of fancy however it just means red light therapy, so don’t be alarmed when you hear or see it in the literature or when discussing with your medical practitioner. PBM basically describes red light power at certain wavelengths to help stimulate the natural healing process in the body, turning the body on literally.

How Does it Work

A metabolic effect occurs at the cellular level. Energy or (ATP) production our very own mitochondria is actualised as photons penetrate skin tissue.

The process and therapy allow for a complex chain of events within the body to happen leading to the activation of cells to repair.

Results in Minutes

In just 20 minutes, users can experience incredible health benefits, from better skin, increased energy, a reduction in inflammation, faster recovery from injury and many other amazing responses.

Photobiomodulation is one of the most appetising therapies to achieve wellness goals and even comic book super powers.

The evidence suggests it’s that good.

Start exploring red light and near infra-red light here.