About

PHOTOBIOMODULATION

Photobiomodulation therapy, also known as Red Light Therapy is the use of clinically-determined wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to stimulate, heal, increase circulation, regenerate damaged tissue and the synthesis of cellular energy.

HOW IT WORKS

Red light therapy is used to treat injuries, reduce pain, relax muscles/joints, and increase blood circulation. It is also used by athletes to improve performance and reduce injuries. It is a highly effective non-invasive treatment with no known side effects used by experts in the medical world. 

The key to achieving results with red light therapy is accurate dosage, this is a combination of wavelength and exposure time. Different wavelengths are more readily absorbed by different tissues in the body, so it’s important to select the wavelength that is appropriate for an individual’s concerns and goals. 

When the correct dosage is achieved, photobiomodulation therapy has a positive impact on a person’s overall health and wellness.

Benefits 

  • Relief of pain and stiffness associated with arthritis
  • Improved muscle performance
  • Redevelopment of muscles
  • Restoration of mobility
  • Relaxation of muscles and relief from muscle spasms
  • Relief from joint aches and stiffness
  • Increase in blood circulation

RESULTS

Photobiomodulation can be used to manage a variety of conditions, such as:
  • Arthritis
  • Nerve pain and nerve regeneration
  • Tendinopathies
  • Soft tissue healing
  • Enhance Well Being
  • Improved skin appearance and elasticity
  • Improved muscle performance and recovery

FAQs


  • What will I feel?

    PBM Therapy does not heat tissue, it does however increase circulation, so a warming sensation is often experienced.  Reported subjective feedback:


    *temporary euphoric feeling

    *increased energy levels

    *improved sleep patterns

    *improved mood

    *improved skin clarity and tone

    *decreased swelling in extremities

    *increase general sense of well being


    These outcomes may not apply to every person and are not intended to guarantee, promise, represent and/or assure that anyone will receive the same or similar results.


  • How many sessions are recommended?

    10 minute sessions 2-5x per week depending on treatment goals.


  • Does it get hot inside the bed?

    No. LEDs are cooled by a patent-pending cooling system to keep you comfortable.


  • What scientific evidence is there for the Light Pod?

    To date, there are 550 Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs) and over 4000 laboratory studies that have been published using PBM devices. PBM therapy is used in thousands of clinicd, hospitals and elite sports institutions in over 70 nations. There are approximately 40 new papers per month being published. The primary evidence is in musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction, however a wide variety of conditions are being studied as well. To review the published research, go to PubMed.gov and  search Photobiomodualation, LLLT, or Low Level Light therapy. 


  • Is this FDA approved?

    Our Good Light pod is a General Wellness Device and is in compliance with applicable standards as required by the FDA and Health Canada.


  • Does my benefit plan cover the pod sessions?

    Because this is a Wellness Device, your private health care plan cannot be billed for treatment. If you have a health spending account, check with your individual provider to determine if you have coverage.

  • Will I see a Doctor or a Chiropractor before my sessions?

    Our Good Light recovery pod is classified as a General Wellness device so you do not have to consult with a health professional before using the pod. 


  • Do I need eye protection?

    All persons using the Good Light pod must wear approved protective eyewear. This will be provided to you during your session.


*Light Recovery Pod Precautions: You should not use the Light Recovery Pod if you are light sensitive, taking medications that make you sensitive to light, pregnant, have had an organ transplant, or currently have an active cancer.

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