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You may also want to try the green light therapy. It helps to lighten hyper-pigmentation spots revealing a brighter complexion. The calming effect also has anti-inflammatory properties that soothe the surface of the skin.
@kimmy123 – You can use a red or near infrared light directed at the thyroid (which is right in the area of your Adam’s apple on your neck) to help support healthy thyroid function.
Hi, I just want to share the article that I just read just now about the help of red light therapy for depression. here.
Yes, this is true, it has also been used to reduce hair loss for both men and women.
Actually, I just read that “PDT drugs approved in the US to treat cancer
It’s activated by red light from a laser. It’s approved by the FDA to treat patients with certain kinds of cancers of the esophagus and lung, and is being studies in other types of cancer.”@Markus – are you using the red light for your anti-aging therapy?
Hi, I just read from an article that green light is not recommended before bed time. Because the greenlight can help your body to be awake and is really similar with the blue light.
I’m curious what is more effective for skin treatment like scars?
Oh yeah, I also read from other thread that if you’re lacking of energy you may try that green light. It can help you to boost your energy every morning.
For my opinion, if you get a side effects better to rush to your doctor. Been using this therapy for some time now but no bad result.
Speaking of inflammation, what type of light do you actually use for this? @floatronie
That’s nice to know @Markus. Have you noticed that your blood pressure also decreases?
I just saw from the other thread that, this therapy can also use as fat burning? is that true?
Oh really? it can also use as fat burning? I didn’t know that!
That’s nice to know that you’re enjoying the result on using this therapy. Some people are not getting the result in just 15 days. So, I can say it depends on your body.