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Red Light Therapy

Red light therapy is a form of therapy that delivers energy to cells by applying a range of visible and invisible wavelengths of light.

Red light therapy is a low-level laser therapy that is a form of photo bio modulation. Photo bio modulation refers to using light to modulate our biology. This process exposes your body to low wavelength red lights that penetrate deep into your skin. Unlike ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun, RLT is safe and doesn’t burn your skin.


Research has shown that through red light therapy, the mitochondria in the skin cells are able to soak up the beneficial light particles, create more ATP energy, and able to fuel all cells with it. Since your body is able to use this extra energy for rejuvenation and repair, this energy provided to your cells may contribute to many of the positive benefits of RLT.

 

Red light therapy can assist with:
There is over 50,000+ scientific and clinical studies supporting the use and benefits of Red-Light therapy.
Surround yourself with Red + Near-Infrared Light Therapy:
Red and near infrared light fires up our mitochondria-the engine of the cell, driving ATP production by the mitochondria. Red and near infrared light therapy have been linked with a wide range of amazing benefits.


Red + Near-Infrared light therapy is reported to benefit virtually every system of the body, it is reported to:

  •  Improve aesthetics by reducing the signs of ageing.

  •  Shed body fat.

  •  Help with certain types of hair loss i.e., Alopecia.

  •  Improve results from training & workouts.

  •  Reduces pain & inflammation.

  •  Speeds up the healing process.

  •  Boosts hormonal health.

  •  Bone healing.

  •  May help to combat depression and anxiety.

  •  Muscular pain and stiffness.

  •  Joint pain and arthritis.

  •  Wound healing.

  •  Compromised blood circulation.

  •  Anti-ageing.

  •  Improved circadian rhythm and sleep.

  •  Supports collagen production.

  •  Improves cognitive performance.

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