The Science of Light Therapy | How it Works and Why it Matters

Light therapy is the use of light to treat various ailments and conditions. The benefits of light therapy were first discovered by NASA, who explored the effects of LEDs and their therapeutic effects for their astronauts.
Light therapy not only has a large impact on our mental health and biological clock. The various colours from the light spectrum can be used to treat various kinds of skin problems. Hospitals and medical centers around the world have already been using light therapy for years to treat and cure skin diseases and skin problems.

Different wavelengths of light have shown significant results in treating injuries, illnesses, dermatological ailments, and circadian rhythms.

Light therapy is used for general wellness and health, and it is safe and non-invasive.

Scientific-base

Light therapy is a treatment method based on the use of specific wavelengths of light to affect the cells and functions of the body. The scientific basis of light therapy comes from our cells' ability to absorb light and use it to generate energy. Most notably by stimulating mitochondria with NIR they boost ATP, or cellular energy.

Affection on skin

For skin, light therapy can help improve skin conditions by stimulating the production of collagen and elastin, two crucial proteins that make the skin smooth and elastic. Certain light-waves may help reduce acne-causing bacteria, decrease inflammation, and stimulate the skin's natural healing process.

Light therapy is a safe, non-invasive and effective solution to improve wrinkles, acne, brown spots, and other skin issues.

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