Red Light Therapy...
from Kivo

Traditional treatments like light therapy and antidepressants are commonly prescribed for SAD, emerging research suggests that red light therapy (RLT) and near-infrared (NIR) light therapy may offer additional benefits for alleviating SAD symptoms. This article explores the science behind these therapies, their benefits, and how insurance may help cover the cost of SAD light treatments.

ed light therapy, employed through panels emitting low-level wavelengths of red light, has been traditionally used for skin treatments, reducing inflammation, and promoting healing. This blog post delves into how these panels could potentially aid in the management and recovery processes of COVID-19 and pneumonia.

Discover the science behind light therapy and how different wavelengths of light can support your health and well-being. Overview of different types of light therapy (red, green, blue, yellow, near-infrared) Brief history and growing popularity of light therapy. How light wavelengths affect cells and tissues.

Pulse mode modulation (PMM) enhances red and near-infrared light therapy by delivering light in short bursts, allowing for better tissue penetration, optimized cellular responses, and reduced thermal effects. Compared to continuous light, pulsed light reaches deeper tissues, supports faster wound healing, accelerates muscle recovery, and provides superior pain relief by modulating inflammation and nerve activity.