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  • in reply to: Infrared Sauna Treatment #640
    kimmy123
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    Hi Skinnygirl!
    Yes! you can make your DIY sauna! and It is less expensive than going to the sauna every now and then. Also it is safer than sharing it with other outside.

    If you are interested you can check out this website and browse through their NIR sauna items.

    HOME SAUNA

    in reply to: How can RLT improve eyesight when eyes are to be covered #639
    kimmy123
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    yayanyayan. Do you think this is suitable for kids as well? I don’t quite see it on the website or description of the product.

    in reply to: Are your rubylux units durable? #638
    Ozuna
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    Hi. What is RubyLux? Can anyone tell me? Thanks!

    in reply to: How quickly will red light therapy work… #637
    Ozuna
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    Hi ladies (and gentlemen if any)

    I was recommended to use light therapy as a remedy for my wrinkles. And reading your comments made me wonder, because I am 33 years old and have a lot of wrinkles. Do you think I would need to use it a little longer?

    in reply to: Red light as anti-aging treatment #636
    Ozuna
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    Hello, I am also suffering from winkles and was advised to use these red light as a part of skin care. Do you think I need to use other products like creams, serums and facial scrub or I can just use the lights alone?

    in reply to: Anybody know what this is? #634
    Marianne
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    Hi Fishguy,

    i think you received a infrared heat lamp or something similar to that. You can go check google out if they are the same.

    If you are to use the red light, I assure you, you will not be sorry as it does not have any bad effects to the body. But just like Bambi said, you just` have to be careful with your eyes as it might impair your vision.

    in reply to: I’m new at using red light #633
    Marianne
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    mariedith, I am using RubyLux’s NIR light. You can check out their products here RubyLux NIR-A Near Infrared Bulb – Grade A

    I am using it as a replacement bulb in my bedtime lamp. I am planning to buy the lamps as well but I am still new and want to know if buying the lamp would be a good idea or using the regular lamp will do.

    in reply to: How quickly will red light therapy work… #632
    Rosiee
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    I haven’t really noticed any changes on my physical appearance but when it comes to the sleeping habits of my daughter and me though, yeah totally worked wonders!

    in reply to: Red Light Therapy to treat hair loss? #631
    Rosiee
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    Hey @nikkigal,

    Great article! Thanks for sharing that!!

    in reply to: It can be Time and energy to Scrutinize Square #630
    Rosiee
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    How is this related to Infrared Light Therapy??

    in reply to: Effect on my sleep #629
    kimmy123
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    Anna K, I recommend you to try and sleep with a red bulb lights. You can use it as a night stand light just change the bulb of your lamp and you will be well rested for tomorrow. I have been moody before whenever I woke up early, but right now it does not bother me anymore.

    in reply to: What is the recommended eye protection or eyewear ? #627
    kimmy123
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    I am using Stay Safe Infrared Protection Glasses you can check it out.

    Rosie, googles are used to protect your eyes from infrared rays emitted by near infrared sauna bulbs.

    in reply to: Light therapy for anti-aging ] #626
    marjorie1969
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    Wow. I guess that’s why some of my close friends who I just saw a couple of days ago said that I am glowing and look like I am not aging at all. I am using the red light only to help me sleep better. Now I know that it can also help with anti-aging.

    in reply to: What is PBM and how does it affect my general health? #625
    marjorie1969
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    Hi Grace, is NIR light considered as low-level light therapy as well? Because you can adjust the level of light with NIR light lamps, right?

    in reply to: What is the recommended eye protection or eyewear ? #624
    Rosiee
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    I’m curious what’s the need for the goggles?

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