Red light therapy (RLT) has been explored as a complementary treatment for managing some of the side effects associated with autoimmune conditions. Autoimmune diseases, which occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own tissues, can lead to a...

Red light therapy (RLT) has shown promising results in managing chronic pain, offering a non-invasive and drug-free alternative to traditional pain management methods. The therapy works by emitting low-level wavelengths of red light that penetrate the skin and are absorbed...

Your skin is actually an organ and provides protection for your internal tissues, like the organs your body relies on for survival. As we go through life, our skin is exposed to many harmful substances, toxins, microbes, and other particles....

Inflammation is one of those two-sided responses of the human body. When you cut yourself, inflammation is a good thing. It happens when your immune system sends fighter cells (white blood cells) to start the healing process. Inflammation not only...

Red Light Therapy for Psoriasis It is defined as a chronic skin condition that leads to rapid turnover of the skin cells. Normally, people with psoriasis have silvery scales called plaques, which can cause painful irritation, and are located on...

End Chronic Fatigue with Red Light Therapy Everyone undergoes moments of tiredness; however, the beauty of Red Light Therapy is that it tackles the symptoms of chronic fatigue from the source.Since 1992, WHO itself has classified fatigue as a neurological...

If you’re not using LED light therapy to improve the appearance of your facial skin, you’re missing out on some serious beauty benefits. Face light therapy can help with everything from wrinkles and fine lines to acne and scarring. Everyone...

Red light therapy has become a popular way to improve skin health and reduce the signs of ageing. It’s also used to help with various other health issues, such as muscle pain, seasonal affective disorder and acne. With the increasing...

Almost 28 million adults in the UK report suffering from chronic pain of varying levels of discomfort. Of this group at least 2% experience uncomfortable sensations and pain due to fibromyalgia. While research into the condition is still going on...