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  • lyszamoretime
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    This is actually true haha I’m using this before bedtime and I’m always having a good night sleep and when I woke up I feel so energized.

    in reply to: Is infrared light good for my kid who is very sport active? #1207
    lyszamoretime
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    @NIKKIGAL – Yes, it’s actually helps to prevent from muscle fatigue or soreness and speedup the recovery.


    @misspurple
    – Hmm I think you may tell your father the benefits of hair loss and anti aging? haha I think for some old people they might love it.

    in reply to: Does Rubylux near-infrared bulb emit UV radiation.. #1206
    Marianne
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    You are all welcome. I am always browsing rubylux’s website to see more info about the products. A very great read by the way!

    in reply to: What are you using Near-Infrared therapy for? #1205
    Marianne
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    30 minute red light ✅
    Some cold water therapy ✅
    Afterwards, I feel awake, energized and ready to hit the day.
    First stop is gym, then the sauna, then back to work.

    Here’s how I do mine. I hope it helps you.

    in reply to: I’m new at using red light #1204
    Marianne
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    @SuzyLou Thank you for that. It was really nice after a couple of weeks! It did me well too. I get the results that I want and I need. How about you girls?

    in reply to: Senior Citizens #1203
    misspurple
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    @Ozuna oh thank you for answering. I am just thinking if I can also get something for my mom.

    in reply to: SAD/Mental Illness #1202
    marjorie1969
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    I just found out the meaning of SAD and I am sorry to hear that you are suffering this kind of feeling. If you do not mind me asking, when did you start feeling the SAD?

    in reply to: Near-Infrared therapy for Coronavirus? #1201
    marjorie1969
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    actually, I just found a very timely and useful article for this thread. PHOTOBIOMODULATION (LASER THERAPY) & IMMUNE FUNCTION

    it’s an article by Dr. Phil Harrington

    “Previous studies show that PBM improves the immune system. In consequence, we suggest taking special attention to the superoxide dismutase (SOD) synthesis increment as a result of this therapy and to evaluate if transdermal PBM could control the cytokine storm that may occur in patients with COVID-19.”

    in reply to: What is PBM and how does it affect my general health? #1200
    marjorie1969
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    rafraf Thanks for sharing that. I see, it is also considered as low-level light.

    in reply to: What is PBM and how does it affect my general health? #1199
    NIKKIGAL
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    This is the first time I hear about PBM. This is a great piece of info. Thanks for sharing this.

    in reply to: Red or blue? for my acne #1197
    NIKKIGAL
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    @paupauu001 I am originally using green tea toner or serum after I use RLT on my face. It helps my skin recover.

    • This reply was modified 6 years ago by NIKKIGAL.
    in reply to: How quickly will red light therapy work… #1196
    Jennylisa
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    I am using mine for months now and I can say that if you are going to use it to heal some of your body pains, I would say that it may take some time. Unlike if you will use it for pigmentation, as a skin care or to relax. It will just take a few weeks or so.

    in reply to: I've been using rubylux for 15 days now, I see improvements! #1195
    Jennylisa
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    I see, so you are using it as a part of your skin care. That’s why it was so fast. Are you using another product aside from RLT? I am using mine for sore muscles and skin pigmentations on my body though.

    in reply to: SAD/Mental Illness #1194
    Jennylisa
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    I agree with @RoseBud you can make yourself a lot more occupied by doing things you like or learning new things. There’s a clear relationship between environmental light — sunlight — and mood, what light therapy attempts to do is to overcome a little bit of that lack of light with artificial light.

    in reply to: SAD/Mental Illness #1193
    RoseBud
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    I suggest you do the things you normally do when it is summer. Unless it includes being outside. You can also learn a new hobby. Like cooking, baking or even knitting. That’s what my sister is doing. She is learning how to bake because when she’s not doing anything, her anxiety is taking it’s toll on her. I am sorry to hear that you are having a hard time this season. I may not know how it feels, but I know what it looks like. There’s always “light” 🙂

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