Regrowing Hair Using Red Light Therapy

[Bolt_Upright]

Regrowing Hair Using Red Light Therapy john-iovine.medium.com/regr...

Lot's of interesting and useful information in this article.

[chartist]

Makes sense, Bolt, as NIR is supposed to increase melatonin and there are at least 2 studies showing that melatonin is helpful for hair loss and regrowth.

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/a...

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[MBAnderson]

I bought the Coronet hoping it would provide some PD relief which I cannot say it has yet (only 3 weeks) but I do seem to have a little fuzz on top that I didn't have before. Hark, a pleasant side effect for a change. I will keep you posted, but so far, so good.

[laglag in reply to MBAnderson]

Please do. I can use it for PD and my hair loss. Two reasons to buy one. That will be my justification for spending that money! 😃

[park_bear in reply to MBAnderson]

If it turns out be a good cure for baldness there will be a vast market for this device.

[Grumpy77 in reply to MBAnderson]

Hang on with FUS PTT on both sides what percentage of PD do you still have left compared with your worst case symptoms scenario?

[MBAnderson in reply to Grumpy77]

15% - 25% depending on the day

[Grumpy77 in reply to MBAnderson]

You're doing pretty well, well done 👍🏾

[Grumpy77]

healthunlocked.com/cure-par...

At the time I posted this thread all my mind was on for the cause of my recent facial hair growth increase was madopar. And hence my time estimation, influenced by when I started taking madopar, was off by miles, by the way,

[kaypeeoh]

Commercial red light companies advertise red light in the 600nm range and Infrared at 810nm. 810 seems to work best for PD.

[EnterTheDragon]

Have been using the red light coronet and red light pad for 5 months. Definitely maintaining healthy hair growth. As far as being effective in treating PD symptoms, the best I can summarize is that they have remained stagnant. That is, no worse, no better. I remain unmedicated.