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  • in reply to: Red light as anti-aging treatment #1893
    Sunny
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    They’re on sale?! I better go to their website now. Thanks for sharing @Marianne

    in reply to: Effect on your immune system #1892
    Sunny
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    I used to have a runny nose before. But, after using this therapy for a long time now I’m not having runny nose anymore. So, yeah my immune system really boosted.

    in reply to: SAD/Mental Illness #1891
    bpbaddie
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    gudemama – I think you may use green light. I checked this devices that is under the SAD products of rubylux. Green Light for SAD

    in reply to: Hyperpigmentation #1890
    bpbaddie
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    @gudemama – Maybe you can suggest red light therapy to your friend. When it comes to sun damage and hypermigmentation, RLt increases the body’s production of collagen and elastin and immune response that helps clear away dead cells and repair damaged ones.

    in reply to: Moquitoes #1889
    bpbaddie
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    I read that “A study found that exposures to light for brief periods at night manipulates malaria mosquitoes and prevents bites. Scientists have found that exposure to just 10 minutes of light at night suppresses biting and manipulates flight behavior of malaria mosquitoes.”

    in reply to: Red or near-infrared bulbs for Sauna Unit? #1888
    bpbaddie
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    So, I ended up ordering this haha I’m still waiting for this to be deliver here.

    in reply to: Allergies #1887
    bpbaddie
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    @Carol Smith – I agree with this. The first device that I used is really irritating to my skin and I never got the result that I want from it. But, this rubylux really gave me the benefits that I really need.

    in reply to: Bulbs difference #1886
    bpbaddie
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    @marklesterer01 – If you’re talking about the rubylux led you may check it from their website. You can see different bulbs/led there and you may decide what you need for your body.

    in reply to: Are your rubylux units durable? #1885
    bpbaddie
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    That is true. Actually, I’m using a different device before. But, after a few weeks of using it I never get the result that I want and it is also irritating to my skin. At first, I just tried to use this rubylux and I ended up using it for a long time now, Since it’s working for me pretty well.

    in reply to: Photodamage #1884
    bpbaddie
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    Yes, same here! good thing is, I started using this red light therapy a couple of months now.

    in reply to: Near-Infrared therapy for Coronavirus? #1883
    bpbaddie
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    Not really can cure. But, CAN boost your immune system to avoid this virus.

    in reply to: Does Rubylux near-infrared bulb emit UV radiation.. #1882
    bpbaddie
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    @Marianne – Really? they offer a holiday sale? I better check that out haha

    in reply to: Moquitoes #1881
    NIKKIGAL
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    I really hate mosquitoes. I hope red light can at least minimize their appearance.

    in reply to: Are your rubylux units durable? #1880
    NIKKIGAL
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    I am actually not sure why RubyLux is not that popular even though it is cheap for it’s quality. I loved it and I think everybody will too

    in reply to: What is the recommended eye protection or eyewear ? #1879
    NIKKIGAL
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    @Renee can you send as a picture so we can also check it out?

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