RLT in Your Clinic: How to Use It
Practical advice for clinicians adding red light therapy to their practice: where it fits in a treatment session, how it pairs with other modalities, and why wraps can stand in for hot packs and ice.
How red and near infrared light work with the body, how to use them at home and in the clinic, and what the research says.
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Practical advice for clinicians adding red light therapy to their practice: where it fits in a treatment session, how it pairs with other modalities, and why wraps can stand in for hot packs and ice.
A practical look at the money side of offering red light therapy in a clinic: suggested billing codes, cash-based service options, and retailing devices to patients.
Panels, wraps, and specialty wraps each suit different patients and situations. This clinician's guide explains how they differ in intensity, skin contact, coverage and everyday practicality.
Menopause brings sharp hormonal shifts and symptoms that often go undiscussed. Learn how red, near-infrared and blue light may support sleep, mood, skin, pelvic comfort and more during the transition.
Ice has long been the standard advice after hard exercise. This article looks at a 2019 review of five studies comparing cryotherapy with red and near-infrared light, and how each affects recovery.
Pelvic floor pain, incontinence and related concerns are very common among women. This article explains how red, near-infrared and blue light work, and why Fringe paired light with vibration in its Pelvic Wand.
From Hippocrates and sunshine to modern research, this article explores what brain disorders have in common, such as oxidative stress and neuroinflammation, and how light therapy may support the brain.
Inflammation is linked to many common health concerns. This article explains what red and near infrared light are, where they sit on the light spectrum, and what studies say about their effects.
From inflammation to skin health, this roundup walks through ten uses of red and near-infrared light that are supported by published research, plus a short explanation of how photobiomodulation works.
A short read on why chronic inflammation matters, what studies say about red and near infrared light and the molecules involved in it, and how panels and wraps can fit into a wellness plan.
A short look at the studies pairing red and near-infrared light with exercise, what they found for fat loss and metabolism, and how panels and wraps fit alongside a healthy diet and regular training.
Free radicals are not all bad. This article explains what reactive oxygen species and oxidative stress are, and why the brief burst of ROS linked to red light therapy is more complex than it sounds.