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Thanks @Kathleenleen001 I really like reading articles about RLT because it helps me understand so much more about its benefits.
As long as you’re using the therapy correctly you won’t get any bad results. I’ve been using red light for anti-aging and blue for skin treatments. So far I don’t see any negative effects.
How can a man use it correctly? Is it any different on how the girl use it?
@DemonSlayer – I saw a video of a man doing the whole therapy. I think that’s the normal way for men to use it but it depends on you.
Oh yeah, I also saw some guys are doing this to boost their Leydig cell. So yeah it depends on your needs.
Actually yes, as a guy I’ve been using this a month now and I can say my testosterone level increases and my sexual satisfactions. At first I thought this is just a joke. But, I’m shocked when I saw the results.
To be honest, I can’t deny that this is really effective for me.
As I saw some post on the other thread about the boost on the testosterone level, more men are using this therapy.
@DemonSlayer, there might be a difference when it comes to the benefits one is getting from the other specially on how they use it and how often they use it too. But there won’t be any difference just because you are in a different sex.
Yes, I agree with that. It depends on how you use it.
Well, if you use your therapy in a wrong way then that is totally wrong. Like using the light directly to your eyes.
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