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  • in reply to: Redlight therapy for thyroid. #1946
    panorasystems
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    Vertical bifold windows consist of two or more hinged framed window panels that fold on top of each other and move vertically. It is a similar system to guillotine window systems with some important differences. It can be called as a vertical bifold window, or it can also be called as a vertical bifold door system. Actually, it functions as a door more than a window on entrance level. A vertical bifold window can’t be applied at a full story height on the above-ground levels as it retracts only upwards.
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    in reply to: Redlight therapy for thyroid. #1945
    minecraftserver
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    in reply to: I need your help, what light type should I use? #1943
    averymia
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    If your LEDs are designed to be plugged into your best motherboard, they should have a 3 or 4 pin female connector that can be connected to one of the USB headers on your motherboard. Otherwise, many LED kits just use a Molex (4-pin) power connector that goes straight to your PSU, and the controls are external.

    in reply to: Photobiomodulation #1937
    miagreen
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    Ohhhh, so PBM and Red light therapy is different?

    in reply to: Light therapy for anti-aging ] #1936
    miagreen
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    This is good for anti-aging because of the benefits of treating your skin and also some people are using this to treat some hair growth.

    in reply to: Are Infrared lights harmful? #1935
    miagreen
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    Red light therapy is generally considered safe, even though researchers aren’t exactly sure how and why it works. And there are no set rules on how much light to use. But, I’m not sure about the DNA.

    in reply to: I need your help, what light type should I use? #1934
    miagreen
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    Yes, I agree with that. I think I saw someone posted on the other thread about the different uses of each bulb.

    in reply to: What are you using Near-Infrared therapy for? #1933
    miagreen
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    @momofgrace – This therapy is really good for that. It can help your muscle to relax and recover more faster than before.

    in reply to: I am using blue light #1932
    miagreen
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    @bpbaddie – I think I saw that from rubyluxlights. You may check it here. Rubyluxlights.

    in reply to: The World of Red Light Therapy #1931
    miagreen
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    @paulineee003 – Hi, you can check it here. Rubylux for sauna

    in reply to: Does RLT have side effects? #1930
    miagreen
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    Hmm side effects? I don’t think so. In my long run of using this therapy. I never experience having any side effects.

    in reply to: Fat Loss??? #1929
    miagreen
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    Yes, Actually Red Light Therapy is a new breakthrough technology that uses a specific kind of therapeutic light that penetrates, opens up fat cells and liquefies the fat in them. The fat then easily leaves the cells to be burned as energy. This results in the fat cells shrinking and your body visibly becoming smaller.

    in reply to: Is IRL good or bad for anti-aging? #1928
    miagreen
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    I’m also using this for my beauty rest and I’m enjoying the result of it. I also found out that it is really good on the dark spots of your face.

    Markus
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    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.

    in reply to: What is PBM and how does it affect my general health? #1926
    Markus
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    PBM is really good on our body specially on boosting our immune system, skins issues, wound healing, hair growth and more. There is also blue light therapy that is commonly used for acne, with limited effectiveness.

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