Experience the Benefits
of Near-Infrared Light
Repair damaged brain cells
Improve circulation
Reduce inflammation and toxicity
Repair connectivity between neurons
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Transcranial Low-Level Laser Therapy
Transcranial Low-Level Laser Therapy (TLLLT) uses specific wavelengths of infrared light directly on the head. Unlike other wavelengths, infrared light has the ability to penetrate bones and to bring light energy to the targeted brain areas. Light energy is absorbed by different types of cells to trigger a broad range of intra-cellular effects.
Why infrared light? The optimum wavelength for maximum skull penetration is between
805 nm and 830 nm (infrared). Studies show that the light reaches a depth of 4-5 cm past skull.
Benefits:
- Short-term stimulation: ATP, blood flow, lymphatic flow, cerebral oxygenation, less edema.
- Neuroprotection: Upregulation of anti-apoptotic proteins, less excitotoxity, more antioxidants, less inflammation.
- Processes that help the brain to repair itself: Neurotrophins, neurogenesis and synaptogenesis.
What to Expect:
- LED therapy is non-invasive
- Painless
- Non-thermal
- Quick, comfortable 20 minute sessions
- 2-3 sessions a week
Happy Helmet is a Wellness Device:
- This product is not intended to diagnose, cure or prevent disease.
- Red Spectrum Health is a wellness facility and makes no claims, representations or warranties regarding the ability of this product to cure any physical or mental conditions.
- A qualified health professional should be consulted with regard to any condition requiring medical attention.
- Each individuals success depends on age, weight, general health, level of fitness, level of activity, and compliance to recommended treatment times and intervals.
Red Light Studies:
- Alzheimer’s Disease Study
- Parkinson’s Disease Study – See, PubMed articles
- Traumatic Brain Injuries Study – See, PubMed articles
- Stroke Study – See, PubMed articles
- Depression Study – See, PubMed articles
- Cognitive Performance
Results Include:
- Decelerating progression of disease
- Positive behavior modification
- Positive influence on patient’s care