What Wavelength Works Best For Red Light Therapy?
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Red light therapy is a form of low-level laser therapy that uses red and near-infrared light to stimulate healing and reduce pain. ...
What is Blue LED Light?
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Medically reviewed by Karen Wolters, RN and Joanna Fearnley, LPN As LED Light Therapy is being utilized by more and more chiropractors, ...
What is Red Light Therapy? It’s the Best Kept Secret in Drug-Free Pain Relief!
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Medically reviewed by Karen Wolters, RN and Joanna Fearnley, LPN Knee Pad The medical establishment today seems to basically have three ways ...
Red Light Therapy Pads Versus Panels
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Medically reviewed by Karen Wolters, RN and Joanna Fearnley, LPN As Red Light Therapy becomes more popular worldwide, new light therapy devices ...
Frequently Asked Questions – Part II
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Medically reviewed by Karen Wolters, RN and Joanna Fearnley, LPN Part II of our Frequently Asked Questions Series. Below are some of ...
What Are The Benefits of Red Light Therapy?
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Medically reviewed by Karen Wolters, RN and Joanna Fearnley, LPN Increased circulation. Better nerve sensitivity. Reduced pain. These are just some of ...
HealthLight’s LED Light Therapy (Phototherapy) Research Summary
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Medically reviewed by Karen Wolters, RN and Joanna Fearnley, LPN The impact of LED Light Therapy on pain and circulation has been ...
Common Questions about LED Light Therapy
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Medically reviewed by Karen Wolters, RN and Joanna Fearnley, LPN Below are the most commonly asked questions about light therapy. How does ...
Blue Light vs Red Light vs Infrared
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Medically reviewed by Karen Wolters, RN and Joanna Fearnley, LPN red light vs blue light vs infrared HealthLight produces products that have ...
The Award Winning Science Behind LED Phototherapy
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Medically reviewed by Karen Wolters, RN and Joanna Fearnley, LPN The 1998 Nobel Prize was awarded to scientists who discovered the relationship ...
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Devices are intended for temporary relief of minor pain, muscle aches and stiffness and increased circulation.
