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It is estimated that at least 20 million people in the United States suffer from foot and leg pain. Research supports the conclusion that near infrared light therapy is successful in alleviating pain and improving circulation. For Donnie Althoff, the numbness and pain in his toes and feet made playing his beloved golf more and…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Adding LED Light Therapy to Your Practice According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of chiropractors in the US is growing: “Employment of chiropractors is projected to grow 7 percent from 2018 to 2028, faster than the average for all occupations.”[1] “In 2018, there were 50,300 chiropractors in the…
Read MoreBeth Dawson suffered from chronic pain in her feet, and was told by her physician there was not much that could be done to alleviate her symptoms. “I progressively got worse and worse,” she said. “My gait was off, I didn’t walk like I had, I had to walk slower, I had to hang…
Read MoreThe 1998 Nobel Prize was awarded to scientists who discovered the relationship between near-infrared light (NIR), nitric oxide and increased circulation, ushering in a movement toward numerous, safe applications for LED phototherapy. In LED phototherapy, both infrared and red light trigger the release of nitric oxide from blood vessels and red blood cells. Nitric oxide…
Read MoreAdding LED Light Therapy to Your Massage Practice Can Bring Many Benefits LED Light Therapy is non-invasive, painless, safe, effective, easy to administer, and has no known negative side effects. For example, a large 8-inch by 15-inch Near Infrared (NIR) LED Therapy pad can bring many benefits to your massage therapy practice. The red lights…
Read MoreWhy not own your own Near Infrared Light Therapy system? That way you and your family can use it to get pain relief whenever and wherever you want – in the comfort of your own home while relaxing, reading, studying, watching television, or answering emails — or in your hotel room when traveling. Light Therapy…
Read MoreAs our population ages, issues arise around health and independent living. Many adults find themselves dealing with the health issues of their parents, sometimes nearby but often from several states away. It is a growing issue revolving around quality of care, safety, and quality of life. About 17 percent of adult children care for their…
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