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littleredParticipant
I tried using different light colors as I said. Though they are all very true to what they promise to be, I think I might stick to one light. I am thinking red or blue. What do you guys think?
littleredParticipantThank you all for the wonderful advice. Thank you also to @NIKKIGAL, i will try that skin routine. You are all very helpful.
OzunaParticipantHi kimmy. you can check this out
An Analysis of Its Mechanism of Action, and Current Clinical Outcomes
OzunaParticipantI am not particularly sure but I am guessing she’s around 55-60 years old @misspurple. Why do you ask?
MarianneParticipant@masterpopo and @GeoLad I guess to whichever you are comfortable. They are just almost identical to each other. it’s just that IRL penetrates deeper and produces body heat that causes the person to sweat.
MarianneParticipant@memyselfandi if you have a lot of time, here is a very thorough study about what you are asking for.
It does have a lot of proof and you can see there is a specific device that produces red light specifically for the vagina.
October 28, 2020 at 5:51 pm in reply to: I've been using rubylux for 15 days now, I see improvements! #1139HoneyParticipantWow you are lucky to have good result in just 15days. How did you do it? Can you share your inputs?
HoneyParticipant@bigmomma I am not using any cream or anything else just a regular cleanser. Some folks here says that it will work better if you use green tea toner or serum. I haven’t tried that yet though.
DefianceLuluParticipantI’ve high hope for the project I am planning and reading this makes me all excited like a kid for a candy.
DefianceLuluParticipantOctober 28, 2020 at 5:29 pm in reply to: I am setting up a sauna for my family, I've got a couple of questions, please.. #1135DefianceLuluParticipant@memyselfandi as per researching they both are just as beneficial as the other. The only difference is when you use infrared light for a sauna, it will not heat the air around you. Instead, they use infrared lamps (that use electromagnetic radiation) to warm your body directly.
DefianceLuluParticipantYeah, I would barely remember how to pronounce that word so if they are the same I would gladly use RLT instead of Photobiomodulation. 😀
October 28, 2020 at 1:50 pm in reply to: Is infrared light good for my kid who is very sport active? #1133HoneyParticipant@catherine Nice question. I might use that if answered to convince my brother.
HoneyParticipant@kimmy123 just like how testosterone improvement works, there are certain areas that you should avoid when doing RLT during pregnancy. I would suggest to do not directly focus the light on the belly/bump area.
misspurpleParticipant
Here’s what my goggles looks like. I do not normally use this.
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