Detoxification

The immune system generates white blood cells to surveil and eliminate foreign invaders such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi. Additionally, the lymph system serves to transport and eliminate waste, effectively detoxifying the body. It also regulates fluid levels by extracting excess fluid from tissues and cells, purifying it, and returning it to the bloodstream. Furthermore, it aids in the absorption of fats from the digestive tract, extracting fats and proteins from the intestines and transporting them into the bloodstream.

Full body red light therapy prompts the release of nitric oxide within your cells. Much like the effect on blood vessels, elevated nitric oxide levels can enhance the flow rate within your lymphatic system. This accelerated flow facilitates the faster clearance of toxins and the restoration of immune function. Furthermore, red light therapy swiftly alleviates inflammation resulting from impaired lymphatic system function, leading to rapid improvements in overall well-being.

After surgery, full body red light therapy has been shown to have a variety of benefits. Some of the main reasons why it’s worth considering are for pain relief, increased circulation and due to its non-invasive nature it can be used alongside other treatments. Those who use red light therapy can heal faster than those who don’t; this is down to how the light stimulates ATP production and other cellular components that are essential for tissue repair. 

It speeds up wound healing by boosting circulation and allowing more oxygen and healing nutrients to reach the area. It reduces tissue inflammation, encourages the formation of new blood vessels and tissues and improves collagen levels.

In a case study on a diabetic ulcer, “rapid and excellent wound healing was seen. Wound healed totally in 15 phototherapy sessions spread over 5 weeks. New epithelium was thin having good texture and without fibrosis. … 660 nm Red Light Phototherapy was found to be very effective for healing of the Non-healing Diabetic Ulcer where routine treatment had failed.”