Diverse Applications
Discover the wide range of potential benefits, including support for pain relief, wound healing, and improved sleep quality, that red-infrared lighting can offer.
• Promote skin rejuvenation: enhance collagen growth and assist with cell repair to address fine lines, wrinkles, dark spots, and acne
• May assist in reducing fat in targeted areas
• Support efforts to slow hair loss associated with aging or certain conditions
• Support improved blood circulation, wound healing, pain reduction and cell regeneration
• May help decrease inflammation
• May support healthy blood glucose levels, and help increase metabolic rate
• Support melatonin production for improved sleep quality
• May help reduce post-surgical scarring
Some health professionals have also reported promising research on the use of Red-Infrared light therapy in supporting vision, neurological health, brain function (including conditions like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's), as well as enhancing sleep quality.
Introduction to Red-Infrared Light Technology
Humans have harnessed the power of infrared (Heat) and red light for centuries through exposure to sunlight. Unfortunately, due to the potential for harmful UV rays and other factors, sunlight may not be the ideal source for targeted treatments involving red and infrared light.
History reveals various treatments utilizing red and infrared light, with one popular practice (Moxibustion) involving the use of a burning tip that imparts red and infrared radiation to specific areas of the body.
Today, modern technology safely brings time-proven ancient therapies like this to the forefront of medical treatments.
The Science Behind Red-Infrared Light
Over 50% of the energy in sunlight is made up of:
• red light (620-750 nm) and
• infrared light (750 nm-1 mm)
These components of sunlight are known for their potential wellness benefits. Learn how they work!
Evolution of Red-Infrared Light Sources
More than 100 years ago, Thomas Edison invented incandescent light bulbs, which were widely used before modern, energy-efficient alternatives became available.
While the incandescent bulb is often considered an inefficient source for visible light, it is an effective source of red and infrared radiation (90% efficiency), and has been used in various wellness and therapeutic contexts since its inception.
In the last 30 years, scientific and technological advancements in lighting have played a significant role in medical applications, as documented in numerous clinical studies and published papers.
Consultation and Safety
Personalized Treatment Plans
Personalized Treatment Plans
Personalized Treatment Plans
The non-invasive and painless* nature of re-infrared therapy makes it a comfortable choice for those seeking a wide range of potential wellness benefits.
Non-invasive and Painless
Personalized Treatment Plans
Personalized Treatment Plans
Red-infrared therapy is widely regarded as a gentle and safe option.
With a physician’s guidance, patients can
even enjoy treatments at home. Patients can enjoy the benefits without worrying about adverse reactions.
*In very rare cases, patients may report slight, temporary discomfort in the area treated
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Personalized Treatment Plans
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If you are ready to experience the healing benefits of red-infrared therapy,
contact us today to find a participating physician near you.
About Life Brite
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LifeBrite has worked very closely with physicians to develop an innovative line
of light therapy products tailored to address your health goals.
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Our exclusive IRed, Twin Peak, and Melatonin Series products are designed for professional and home use.