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  • Muscle Light Therapy

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    One of the lesser known parts of the body that light therapy studies have examined is the muscles. Human muscle tissue has highly specialised systems for energy production, needing to be able to provide energy for both long periods of low consumption and short periods of intense consumption. Rese...
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  • Red Light Therapy vs Sunlight

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    LIGHT THERAPY Can be used any time, including night time. Can be used indoors, in privacy. Initial cost and electricity costs Healthy spectrum of light Intensity can be varied No harmful UV light No vitamin D Potentially improves energy production Reduces pain significantly Does not lead to a sun...
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  • What exactly is light?

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    Light can be defined in many ways. A photon, a wave form, a particle, an electromagnetic frequency. Light behaves as both a physical particle and a wave. What we think of as light is a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum known as human visible light, which the cells in human eyes are sensi...
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  • 5 ways to minimise harmful blue light in your life

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    Blue light (425-495nm) is potentially harmful to humans, inhibiting energy production in our cells, and is especially harmful to our eyes. This can manifest in the eyes over time as poor general vision, especially nightime or low brightness vision. In fact, blue light is well established in the s...
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  • Is there more to light therapy dosing?

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    Light therapy, Photobiomodulation, LLLT, phototherapy, infrared therapy, red light therapy and so on, are different names for similar things – applying light in the 600nm-1000nm range to the body. Many people swear by light therapy from LEDs, while others will use low level lasers. Whatever the l...
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  • What dose should I aim for?

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    Now that you can calculate what dose you are getting, you need to know what dose is actually effective. Most review articles and educational material tends to claim a dose in the range of 0.1J/cm² to 6J/cm² is optimal for cells, with less doing nothing and much more cancelling out the benefits. ...
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