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I just read that the best time on using this is before bed time so you can relax your whole body.
I went to the other thread and still finding an answer about using a regular bulb or infrared bulb. Anyone have any idea about this?
I also have the same question if it’s really necessary to use a regular bulb or infrared bulb?
Hi, I’ve read something about photobiomodulation. It’s really hard for me to explain but, you can see all the details here..
@bpbaddie – I’m looking for this exact info. Thanks a lot!
I’m planning to buy this red light therapy but I’m curious if anyone of you had some side effects on using this? I heard that you may have some skin allergies from this. is that true?
There’s a lot of brand out there that can always suit your needs. You just gotta check what will work for you and your budget. Budget and quality wise I say that RubyLux did not disappoint me and my friends. If you want to check out other cool stuff from their store, you can just click this link.
Red Light Rhino phototherapy Treatment on rhinitis symptoms, including nasal congestion, significantly improved after a single RLRPT treatment. However, the improvement of rhinitis symptoms after RLRPT may have been affected by placebo-effects. On the other hand, one RLRPT treatment did not objectively improve patient’s nasal patency, but the actual effect of RLRPT on nasal patency still requires further investigation.
@ReyLight what’s the bad outcome? I am a 40+ y.o man and would like to know the potential risk. Is it maybe because of age or lifestyle?
Researchers found that red light therapy applied directly to patients’ heads demonstrated antidepressant properties in patients with major depressive disorder. Safe and easy to use. Natural light treatments were well tolerated by patients, with no serious side effects or negative reactions.
@Renee Functional near-infrared spectroscopy/therapy for schizophrenia has been progressing rapidly in the field of psychiatry, as it provides several advantages, such as small size, portability, silent functioning, and the achievement of easy and non-invasive measurements. A part of these results was approved in 2009 as one of the Advanced Medical Technologies as an aid for the differential diagnosis of depressive symptoms, which was the first such approval in the field of psychiatry in Japan.Oh wow. I have highblood pressure too! and after seeing this, I guess that explains why I am no longer feeling pain on my nape after going for a nice jog.
@MomOfGrace yes I am trying it now and it is safe for me to say that I think my face looks more energized if that even makes sense.
@MarshaScott I am not talking about a particular kind of Green Tea. Iam using a drug store brand one so I guess any green tea toner or serum might workOne dermatologist I saw recommended the capillus hair helmet. My other dermatologist recommended to get a used hair helmet from eBay since they are expensive. She also said that most of her patients did see improvement from the helmet, but that the improvement was pretty minor.
I agree with you @memyselfandi using NIRL bulbs might not be good for the long run. However, using the proper device for your face might help you better and give you long and better results.