Experiences with

Light Therapy

hi , Just wondering if anyone has tried red light therapy and has benefited from this ? my husband has been reading that it is helpful with fibro ? Any experience ( good or bad ) much appreciated 🙌 💪🙂

It is VERY readable: Bright Light Therapy in Parkinson's Disease: An Overview of the Background and Evidence 2012 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3540893/ This is the light I use: Lastar Light Therapy Lamp, UV-Free 12000 Lux Max at 12", Sun Lamp with 5 Brightness Levels & 4 Color Temperatures

Has anyone tried light therapy for this? If so does it work? Cecelia

The trick is the decide how much sunlight or light therapy should be used as it can obviously make some more prone to skin cancer. Formal light therapy has been used though on patients. The thought being that it breaks down the molecules causing the itch - possibly the bile acids.

hi all, Am reading a lot in other forums about red light therapy for male & female partners in infertility, to help cellular regeneration. I knew it was supposed to be good in a led face mask but is it going to help my old ovaries too? ;)

The first 100 patients have been enrolled in a clinical trial investigating a novel light therapy device intended to treat individuals with Parkinson’s disease, according to the manufacturer.Enrollees are expected to use the Celeste device within their own homes for 1 hour per day when doing activities

Would like to know if anyone tried the red light therapy helmets from Well Red or any other brand and if they had positive reviews? Truly appreciate the feedback

Hi I have been looking into the benefits of red light therapy for muscle issues and wondered if anyone had tried this - I can’t see any contradictions with hydroxi and will be mainly using this on my neck , upper back and thyroid areas - I know this won’t help ET as such but using for other issues.

It's a 12 minute routine with red light therapy and a vibration plate. Supposed to help with osteoporosis. Wondering if anyone has used this machine?

I originally posted here asking some questions about building a red light therapy hat. https://healthunlocked.com/cure-parkinsons/posts/150630223/a-question-for-anyone-who-built-a-red-light-therapy-helmet-hat.?

Does anyone use Red Light Therapy (RLT) is a commonly used term for what is widely known as Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), or Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy? I am still receiving a treatment - rapid transformation therapy?

We will be delving into the science behind Valeda light therapy for treating age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Has anyone ever tried red light therapy and if so how does it work? Looking to find my natural ways of controlling the arthritis without taking medicines that will destroy your immune system.

Things I do to help myself: brisk walk, yoga,, qigong, meditation, supplement, red light therapy, keto diet and fasting. And I will be taking high dosage of B1 next. I am literally working on myself full time.

I have tried many different approaches to healing, including red light therapy, high dose B1, heavy metals detoxification, many dietary changes, treatment for Lyme disease, numerous attempts at using mucuna (which never did anything for me ), daily exercise, and more.

has anyone ever heard of or tried red light therapy? I’m sure that’s not the proper medical term but that’s what Dr Cooper called it.

I use this Gamma Light Therapy 40Hz Bulb - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08X4W6N5M?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Hello, I am wondering whether or not it’s worth pursuing some sort of photobiomodulation (red light) therapy as a way of addressing idiopathic peripheral neuropathy which, in my case, means numb feet with burning soles at night.

I’m interested in building a red light therapy hat. But I’m having trouble finding a source for 670nm and 810nm led strips. I was wondering if anyone who has built a hat using these specific wavelengths could share a link to where they purchased them. Thank you.

Daily use of the specialized light therapy device during a time that fits your routine.