$200 Red Light Therapy Panels For Sale in Singapore

Has both 650 and 850 wavelengths LEDs

850nm: Near infrared penetrates deeply (goes 4cm or so into the body)

650nm: Visible red light penetrates superficially (for skin)

Sunglasses included.

Red light is present naturally in sunlight daily

Red light is safe

The mitochondria is the engine of our cells.

Having better functioning mitochondria means better functioning cells across our body in general and overall better health.

Better skin

Promotes healthy skin, collagen growth and reduces fine lines.¹

Promotes faster wound healing.

Research shows red light therapy may smooth your skin and help with wrinkles. Researchers think it does this by stimulating collagen production, which helps improve skin elasticity. Research shows it also helps improve signs of sun damage.²

Better mitochondria ATP production and density

Increase mitochondria ATP production from 25-70%. Increases mitochondria density from 15-50%.¹

Reduce blood glucose spike

Reduce blood glucose spike after meals by 7.5-27.7% (because of increase in mitochondria density using more of the glucose).¹

Less pain

Research shows that red light therapy may be useful for relieving some types of pain, particularly pain due to inflammation (irritation and swelling of body tissues). A review of 11 studies looking at the effect of red light therapy on pain found mostly positive results, though the authors said that more studies are needed. In another small study, people with temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) had less pain, clicking, and jaw tenderness after red light therapy.¹

Red light therapy for arthritis

A review of studies found that red light therapy may be a helpful short-term treatment for pain and morning stiffness for patients with rheumatoid arthritis. However, it doesn’t seem to be very helpful for other forms of arthritis, such as osteoarthritis.

Better brain and cognition

A 2021 research review found that in all 10 studies included in the review, red light therapy had benefits for people with dementia. In one of the studies, five people with dementia who had regular light therapy on their heads and through their noses for 12 weeks had better memories, slept better, and were angry less often.^{1 2}

In mouse models, PBM treatment significantly improved the typical AD pathologies of memory loss, amyloid plaques, tau hyperphosphorylation, neuronal degeneration, spine damage, and synaptic loss.²