How does light therapy work?

 

Phototherapy is a natural, alternative therapy with a long list of benefits and no known adverse side affects. It makes you look younger, heal faster, reduce pain, also brings overall balance to your energy and endocrine systems. And yes, it works. Visible red light is capable of penetrating the skin to a depth of about 8 to 10 mm. Once absorbed, the light energy is converted to cellular energy, stimulating the body’s natural processes on a cellular level and kicking off a whole series of metabolic events, including:

 

*Increased circulation and the formation of new capillaries.

*Increased lymph system activity.

*Increased production of collagen and fibroblasts.

*Increased release of ATP, or raw cellular energy.

 *Increased phagocytosis, or cellular clean up.

 *Tissue granulation stimulated.

 *Inflammation reduced.

 

All of these things work together to produce many benefits for you in the areas of anti-aging, the healing of wounds and injuries, and the relief of pain.

 

*Results are not as dramatic as plastic surgery or laser treatments, but the process is less expensive, more natural and gentler to the skin.

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      Benefits

  

• smooths overall skin tone

• stimulates collagen production, reducing wrinkles, including crow’s feet, under eye wrinkles, forehead wrinkles & laugh lines

• speeds the healing of blemishes, such as acne and rosacea

• repairs sun damage

• reduces redness, flushing, and broken capillaries

• fades scars and stretch marks

• prevents hair loss & stimulates regrowth

• increases microcirculation

   

     Benefits wound healing and pain

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• speeds the healing of wounds and injuries to the body

• improves or restores range of motion

• reduces inflammation and pain

    

• Acne

• Bites

• Bruises

• Burns (minor)

• Collagen Production

• Cuts & Scrapes

• Dry Skin

• First Aid

• Hair Loss

• Psoriasis

• Red Marks from Acne

• Stretch Marks

• Rosacea

• Flushing

• Scars

• Sun Damage

• Wound Care

• Wrinkles

• Uneven Skintone

• speeds the healing of wounds and injuries to the body

• speeds wound healing in even non-healing wounds

• improves or restores range of motion

• reduces inflammation and pain

• Arthritis

• Back Pain

• Bone Breaks

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

• Fibromyalgia

• Foot Pain (Plantar fasciitis)

• Knee Pain

• Lower Back Pain

• Neck Pain

• Non Healing Wounds

• Post Surgical Procedures

• Sciatica

• Shoulder Pain

• Sprains

• Surgical Wounds

• Torn Ligaments, etc.

• Tendonitis

 

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