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For me, I’m using the green light every morning to make my body awake or more alert. Then, red light before sleep this is really working on my body. But, we have different bodies so it depends on your body.
rafrafrafraf001ParticipantI’m using this green light to reduce the redness of my skin it can also helps you to relaxed. For me, this is more effective to relax my mind and body.
regiregiregi03ParticipantWell, if you’re having this kind of depression. I suggest you to try the green light therapy. Daily exposure to green light was just as effective in treating depression symptoms caused by seasonal affective disorder.
regiregiregi03ParticipantIf you have Seasonal Affective Disorder, then you might try the green light therapy. Green is also considered a cooler color and helps bring about a mild relaxation effect. It can also use as pain relief.
regiregiregi03Participant@Demonslayer – if you have a sensitive skin, you should consult your doctor first before trying this therapy for your skin.
regiregiregi03ParticipantYo bruh, I’m also using this to boost mine haha I think this is really popular with men specially on 30s.
regiregiregi03ParticipantOn a daily use, you’ll get the benefits like lowering your blood pressure, weight loss, relaxation and a lot of stuffs. So it depends on what you need.
regiregiregi03ParticipantSpeaking of boosting the immune system. I totally agree with this. Some people think this therapy can cure this coronavirus. But in reality, old people really need this to boost their immune system and some other benefits to avoid some severe complications of covid-19.
regiregiregi03ParticipantWell, if you’re older and you’re scared to get a virus like that, then you might try this therapy. Because, some study shows that the light from this therapy can reduce the risk of having pneumonia, acute respiratory disorders and other severe complications of covid-19 infections.
November 6, 2020 at 7:18 pm in reply to: I am setting up a sauna for my family, I've got a couple of questions, please.. #1396regiregiregi03ParticipantOh I see, so this is the sauna that people are talking about. I think this is really interesting and I might try this in a couple of months.
November 6, 2020 at 7:15 pm in reply to: Do you have a time of the day when you use your infared light? #1395regiregiregi03Participant@evictedrose – My wife and I are using this before bed and every morning we’re always in a good mood. I think you will also enjoy the benefits of that once you try using this.
November 6, 2020 at 7:05 pm in reply to: Is infrared light good for my kid who is very sport active? #1394regiregiregi03ParticipantIndeed, We’re using this to our little angel, and she’s sleeping without and problem. It also benefits us because we can also sleep without any worry that our baby will suddenly wake up.
Justine CharlesParticipantI also agree with that, as I’ve been using this continuously I can see the results. You’ll see the results on the 3rd to 5th week.
November 6, 2020 at 6:56 pm in reply to: Is infrared light good for my kid who is very sport active? #1392Justine CharlesParticipantI just read on some article that you may use this therapy for any age of baby to teenager. When children get enough restful sleep they are happier, smarter and easier to manage.
Justine CharlesParticipant@MamaGee – here is the link RubyLux blue light
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