Red light therapy has grown in skincare, but what about cellulite? Can red light therapy help treat cellulite? Cellulite is the universal puzzle of skincare—the enigmatic dimples that even the most health-conscious among us find challenging. From Hollywood stars to next-door neighbors, its presence sparks curiosity and frustration. In fact,…
Sustainable weight loss is a struggle for millions. In fact, more than 90% of people who lose a significant amount of weight gain it back. One reason: Many weight loss plans only consider diet and exercise. They don’t account for a person’s energy levels, wellness, or mental health. Research suggests…
Red light therapy (RLT) is a safe, non-invasive treatment. In recent years, RLT has been increasingly used to improve sleep quality, skin health, and even facilitate wound healing. For expectant mothers, red light therapy has been used for remedying sleep issues during pregnancy, as well as treating antepartum depression. However,…
Introduction Interested in how to use red light therapy for skin health? This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know. When it comes to achieving healthy and radiant skin, the beauty industry is constantly introducing new treatments and products. However, one innovative approach that has been gaining popularity in…
In the quest for holistic well-being, the search for effective treatments to address mental health challenges has never been more relevant. More than 50 million individuals, 21% of adults in the U.S., are currently grappling with at least one form of mental illness. Beyond traditional therapies, a fascinating and innovative…
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a serious and life-altering health condition, and it can have a profound impact on an individual’s physical health and emotional well-being. Although many treatments for TBI have been researched, an emerging option may offer a non-invasive alternative. In recent clinical trials, using red light therapy…
Psoriasis is a prevalent skin condition that affects more than 8 million Americans. The condition is caused by abnormalities in skin cell growth. The cells grow too quickly and frequently, resulting in itchy, dry and scaly patches on the skin. Unfortunately, the cause of psoriasis remains elusive. Researchers believe the…
