About RLT
How RLT Works
THE SCIENCE EXPLAINED

The Cellular Powerhouse
Within our cells, mitochondria act like tiny engines, converting light into energy that fuels cellular functions. When cytochrome c oxidase in mitochondria absorbs red and near-infrared light, it enhances the electron transfer within the cell, boosting ATP production and cellular vitality.

ATP Energy Boost
ATP powers every cell, and its increased production leads to enhanced energy for cellular repair and function. Higher ATP levels support cell renewal and reduce inflammation, driving the healing and regenerative processes throughout the body.

Optimised Cellular Function
Red light therapy balances oxidative stress by regulating reactive oxygen species (ROS) and strengthening the body's antioxidant defences. This balance reduces inflammation, promoting a healthier environment for cellular function and healing.

Collagen Production
Red light stimulates collagen synthesis, crucial for maintaining skin elasticity and repairing tissues. Boosted collagen levels aid in wound healing, minimise scars, and enhance skin texture for a youthful appearance.

Inflammation Control
Red light therapy modulates inflammatory pathways, helping to control and reduce chronic inflammation. This regulation is beneficial for conditions like arthritis, providing relief and promoting long-term wellness.
Clinical Evidence
Psoriasis
For decades, people with psoriasis have been treated in clinics with narrowband ultraviolet B phototherapy, or light therapy, to reduce sores, scales, and inflammation. RLT presents a better, safer and simpler at-home solution.
Skin Health
RLT is used to improve skin appearance by reducing wrinkles, scars, redness, and acne. It stimulates collagen production, increases fibroblast production, and enhances blood circulation to the tissue
Pain
RLT is a clinically supported, non-invasive treatment that reduces pain and inflammation by stimulating cellular repair and improving circulation. It’s effective for a wide range of conditions, including arthritis, joint pain, fibromyalgia, and post-surgical recovery.




