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Again, not all wavelengths are equal — nor all devices. Look for wavelengths in the proven therapeutic ranges for better results if you want to RLT to help with your immune system.
My friend was tested positive for corona virus. Do you think I should suggest to her using RLT just to help her boost her immune system?
actually, I just found a very timely and useful article for this thread. PHOTOBIOMODULATION (LASER THERAPY) & IMMUNE FUNCTION
it’s an article by Dr. Phil Harrington
“Previous studies show that PBM improves the immune system. In consequence, we suggest taking special attention to the superoxide dismutase (SOD) synthesis increment as a result of this therapy and to evaluate if transdermal PBM could control the cytokine storm that may occur in patients with COVID-19.”
Hmm, I don’t think this therapy can cure coronavirus but it can boost your immune system and some benefits from daily use.
@mhariedive yes it can boost your immune system that’s why professionals are using it to help cure coronavirus. Also based on studies, it helps the lungs (which is the main organ being affected by the virus) to perform better. There is no concrete evidence yet if it can be used as a stand alone cure but based on the results that they got it does help with overall recovery of the patients.
Yes, as I said not all RLDevices are equally made. Experimental and Hospital RLD can be ”more” effective than what we have at home as a DIY RLT. But that does not mean it not as useful.
MamaGee, it can help reduce the risk but I do not think it can cure it all alone.
Well, if you’re older and you’re scared to get a virus like that, then you might try this therapy. Because, some study shows that the light from this therapy can reduce the risk of having pneumonia, acute respiratory disorders and other severe complications of covid-19 infections.
I also agree with that, for us to avoid this covid-19 is to boost our immune system specially to senior citizens.
I do not think that only old people should boost their immune system. Based on research and outputs of data, anyone can be at risk. Even if you have a strong immune system, you can still have it. So it is better to be safe than sorry.
I also agree with @RoseBud. We need to be safe and take care of ourselves and be responsible.
However, I’ve read that Emerging data show that light in the red and near infrared light spectra can reduce lung inflammation, lung fibrosis, pneumonia, acute respiratory disorders, and other severe complications of coronavirus infections
Really thanks to our new technologies like this we can get some benefits like boosting our immune system and other stuffs.
Totally agree with that! Young generations are really lucky to have this new technologies to help their daily lifestyle.
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