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I’m planning to make a sauna like this. Any bulb recommendation that really works just for this?
Thank you for welcoming us though!
red light = healing
blue light = acne treatgot it!
^ that’s an assurance. Great! Thanks @Ozuna!
I guess it depends on the angle you are trying to look at it.
@CallMeJen I think that’s what author is trying to ask. I think she think some bulbs are emitting brighter lights than other.
How was your friend now anyways?
“The impact of [low-light therapy] on sexual health is an emerging field, but I see its potential to improve sexual function and libido with recent studies,” Hamblin says. “It has been shown to improve sperm function and may have applications in increasing fertility in both men and women.”
Research on sexual health applications of red-light therapy is relatively minimal in men, and basically nonexistent for women. A few studies in animals suggest red light therapy might influence LEYDIG CELLS — the body’s sperm producers, which live in the testicles. Another study in humans suggests red light therapy can increase testosterone levels and sexual satisfaction.
Actually, Red light has a photoprotective effect on the skin. It can act as a sunscreen.
If you want to read more about it. Here’s a detailed article you can go through.
Eye Safety for Proximity Sensing Using Infrared Light-emitting Diodes
From the High Tech Health article: “Scientists have found only wavelengths under 3000nm (near and mid infrared) to cause this damage to the eye. Shorter wavelengths, 780um to 1400nm (near infrared), are the most damaging. Wavelengths over 3000nm (far infrared) have never been shown damage the eye.”
even if RLT has no known bad side effects. I think protecting yourself is number one priority. I mean we are using RLT to “help” us heal something in our bodies but that does not mean we are going to rely everything to it.
It can soften the skin’s texture, increase collagen and elastin, even out color, and brighten the tone. So I think the answer is yes. RLT can reverse the damage the sun caused.
Yes, indeed my rubylux is more effective than others. I have tried different bulbs before but for me rubylux works for my body the best.