RED LIGHT THERAPY

Within our cells, we have small structures called mitochondria. Much like the photosynthesis process in plants, these structures soak up light and convert its energy into cellular fuel. 

When red light shines through the body, it interacts with the mitochondria, stimulating the production of Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP), which is the primary energy currency in our bodies.

So, increased ATP production means there’s more energy within each cell. A cell with high energy is better able to perform its specialized functions, repair itself, and replicate.

This process stimulates collagen production, hair growth, improves blood circulation, and reduces inflammation, causing a ripple effect that enhances overall health and contributes to faster healing.

Due to its penetration range, red light is used in deep tissue treatments to promote muscle recovery, boost skin rejuvenation and hair restoration and relieve pain, improving general well-being and physical performance.