TheraLight Blog

Inflammation is the body’s way of protecting itself from infection and injury. The inflammatory stage of the immune response increases production of white blood cells, immune cells, and cytokines to help fight infection.

There are a variety of options available to treat hair loss or thinning, from supplements to special shampoo and conditioners to hair transplant surgery, One emerging treatment to stimulate hair growth is photobiomodulation, a type of light therapy using red...

While still largely experimental, PBMT with lasers and LEDs is being tested for their effects on the brain to help heal from physical trauma as well as its impact on depression and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.

We all have sources of stress in our lives, and it’s important to effectively manage stress and not let it overwhelm us. When we’re overwhelmed, getting work done or just getting through the day can be exhausting. Practicing self care...

Photobiomodulation therapy uses red and near-infrared light. The color, measured in wavelength, is the key to how photobiomodulation works. Red and near-infrared (NIR) light has an effect on the body to produce more cellular energy, and specific wavelengths offer the...

Photobiomodulation is a treatment that uses red and near-infrared light wavelengths that have been clinically proven to reduce pain and inflammation and improve circulation. Full body photobiomodulation can be used to treat a variety of common concerns and used alongside...

Wellness is an approach to health that starts with holistic care and relies on making active choices to prevent illness rather than reacting when something’s gone wrong.

As we head into the summer months, we’re all excited to get some sunshine. However, sun damage can age skin more quickly, and it has the potential to cause real harm. Red light therapy can help repair sun damage and...

Red light therapy, such as that from an LED light bed, can be added to an approved weight loss program to help burn fat, reduce the appearance of cellulite, and reduce muscle soreness and the risk of injury from exercise.

Light therapies utilize specific wavelengths of light that have different effects on our bodies. There’s a few different kinds of light therapy, and different kinds of light each have a different effect.

There are lots of therapy options out there for people looking to reduce pain and inflammation and generally improve their wellness. Two options that might seem intimidating from their futuristic appearance are red light therapy and whole body cryotherapy.

At your local fitness or wellness center, there are probably a variety of therapeutic services for you to try that offer relaxation and pain relief, like red light therapy and sauna therapy.