Experiences with

Light Therapy

I'm not using light therapy, but somebody mentioned it to me again and I found this in depth page that pulls a LOT of light therapy information together in one place: https://www.apdaparkinson.org/article/light-therapy-for-parkinsons-disease/

Symbyx Biome’s red/infrared light therapy helmet, improves motor function in Parkinson’s disease, according to data from a small clinical trial. https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/news/gains-seen-parkinsons-with-symbyxs-red-light-therapy-helmet/

I was wondering has anybody ever heard of the so-called red light therapy. someone had passed on this article to me and I have never heard about it is this just another scam to try to take advantage of us? Or has anybody had any experience with this therapy? Happy holidays and God bless!

Has anyone heard of, or used red light therapy for depression? Thank uou Samson

I live in an area that has at most 20 days of light. After using a light therapy lamp that delivers up to 10,000 lux for a week the severe RLS symptoms are now very mild. I have also found that I no longer need to take medication at night. Hopefully the light therapy continues to work for me.

Bryan Johnson , a regenerative medicine extremist, uses Laser emitting diodes on his head instead of our standard red light therapy. This peaked my interest.

Does anyone know what the you tube link is for red light therapy helmets, called the coronet, made by Catherine? Thank you! I was at the zoom talk today October 31st and would like access to the zoom recording to share with my mom and anyone else who is interested.

I have been reading recently about infra-red light therapy (LED phototherapy - has a bunch of names), used on skin but also on athletes for injuries of all sorts. Has anyone tried this? If so, did you get it from a physical therapist or doctor (or dermatologist)?

Recently I became aware of Red Light Therapy. After reading up on the subject I brought a RLT unit and started experimenting. After a couple of months I had another breakthrough moment.

Catherine Hamilton on the subject of Red Light Therapy ( Photobiomodulation) https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Erythropoieten is another possible candidate for mitochondrial boosting There is a lot of research going on - including mitochondrial transplants Not mentioned in this article, but clearly relevant, is the idea that mitochondria are boosted by red light therapy and can migrate around the body.

anybody tried red light therapy? I read it helps with lymphedema but after using it for 20 minutes it seemed worse.

I try antidepressants, light therapy, and exorcising ,,, oops exercising. And it helps but the other humans beat the blues back into me with the holiday music, movies, and commercials reminding me I can't buy matching Mercedes-Benzes with big red bows for all my loved ones.

Red Light Therapy Devices, Hair Cap with Red Light 660nm and Infrared Light 850nm Wavelength,Led Hats Care Scalp for Men Women,Relax Brain https://amzn.eu/d/adi2S9p found this on Amazon although advertised for scalp and hair therapy, will this penetrate to help with PD ?

I have the Duo Coronet, and just found out, that the Coronase accessory for the Duo Coronet, is now available from WellRed.com.au. I have a Duo Coronet, and just ordered the new Coronase accessory. The Coronase in combination with the Duo Coronet will give the best light coverage of your brain.

Apologies if i've missed a post: I noticed a post about a year ago on red light therapy, I have used it for a few years now and although I can't be sure of its efficacy, friends say they see no or little decline in my symptoms.

For those who might be interested, I received the message below from PhotoPharmics today providing an update to a light therapy clinical trial that I have been tracking for close to a year: Celeste Light for PD Trial Update Hello!

We will have the pleasure of listening to Catherine Hamilton who will give us an update on red light therapy and its potential benefits for people with Parkinson's.

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He talks about using (around $400 -- but he's not trying to sell you anything) an intranasal device that's very easy to use. ... and[i] penetrates into the brain[/i]. Starts around the 11 minute mark but I suggest you watch the whole thing https://youtu.be/Y8Q1iRCD2zA