Red Light Therapy (RLT) Caldwell & Boise Area

At Agapé Healing & Wellness, Red Light Therapy, also known as Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT), is a therapeutic technique that uses red low-level wavelengths of light to penetrate the skin and promote cellular repair. This innovative treatment has gained popularity for its ability to enhance skin rejuvenation, reduce pain, and accelerate tissue recovery.

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Hollywood celebrities now use to enjoy flawless skin at any age…
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We're talking about something called…

Red Light Therapy (RLT).

Now, we're sure you’ve heard about it before…

And for good reasons.

Because according to over 6100 medical studies, RLT can do wonders for…

• Soothe joint pain
• Stimulate hair growth
• Rejuvenate your skin
• Boost brain health
• Fix insomnia & sleep issues
• And much more…

While research is promising on red light therapy, there are still conflicting studies — and some show no benefit for certain health conditions. In general, studies need more standardization across the board (in dosage and timing) depending on the condition for scientists and practitioners to fully understand red light therapy's range of benefits. Below are potential promising uses for red light therapy, according to experts.

Enhances a Youthful Look in Skin

One of the more commonly cited benefits of red light therapy is its effects on skin. It can be used to address:

• Acne
• Fine lines and wrinkles
• Hair growth
• Redness

Red light therapy decreases inflammation to address redness, acne, and hair growth, also allowing topical or oral treatments for these conditions to work even better. In addition, when it comes to banishing breakouts, “red light therapy increases our immune defenses against the bacteria associated with the formation of acne. For lines and wrinkles, these treatments target enzymes associated with the breakdown of collagen, and stimulate collagen production, according to the Cleveland Clinic.

Assists Sports Injury Rehabilitation

Being sidelined by an injury is extremely tough mentally and physically, but red light therapy may help you get back on your feet. “Red light can be used to improve skeletal muscle performance, reduce pain, and improve recovery from injury. The authors of a review published in December 2021 in the journal Life noted that PBM might be used in both rehab of sports injuries, and to enhance sports performance, though more research is needed.

Helps Heal Wounds

Whether you have an ulcer in your mouth or an open sore on your foot, the anti-inflammatory properties of red light have been shown to improve the body’s ability to heal, who published a review in April 2019 in Advances in Skin and Wound Care on the topic. “Research in my lab shows that PBM can activate a potent growth factor that promotes tissue healing and regeneration, something that could be especially important for oral wounds, research has shown.

Lessens Pain

Pain is notoriously difficult to treat, but light therapy may be a viable tool to help. “Red light acts on neurons that transmit pain. Red light may be better for certain types of pain than others, according to one recent review published in July 2022 in the Journal of Pain. The authors noted there is some evidence of the efficacy of red light for pain conditions like fibromyalgia, chronic low blood pressure, osteoarthritis, and neuropathy.

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