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Light serves as a vital component for sustaining life. The utilization of sunlight for therapeutic purposes traces back millennia. Contemporary advancements in science have refined the controlled administration of specific wavelengths (colors) of sunlight into low-level light therapy (LLLT) technology.

For instance, neuropathy patients often have reduced blood flow, leading to insufficient oxygen and glucose supply to cells, including nerves. This results in decreased ATP production by mitochondria, which can cause pain or numbness, especially in the extremities.

Case Study 1
Patient is a 70 year old female with digestive problems, poor circulation and severe insomnia.
Before: Rouleaux- stacked cells representing loss of mineral charge of cells and dehydration.
20 minutes of exposure to Laser Energy LLLT

Studies indicate that exposure to red, blue, and infrared light emitted by LEDs triggers several beneficial cellular changes. These changes occur as a result of mitochondria releasing nitric oxide (NO) and boosting ATP production in skin cells exposed to photobiomodulation.