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@niconico88 – what type of light are you using for your acne?
Great to see that both men and women are enjoying red light therapy. Goes to show that it is not only for one sex and will work differently to one another.
I agree with you @marjorie1969. Ages also reach from young to old. that’s why the community is big and diverse.
True! Like what I’ve said on the other thread, I’m using this therapy to ease my muscle pain and after using this my muscle is more relaxed and I feel more younger.
I’m using Near-Infrared therapy to speed up the healing of my wounds because I got a surgery a few months ago.
My dad is using this to lower the effects of his diabetes and boosting his immune system.
Near infrared therapy can also treat sprains. It happened to me before, I accidentally fall from stairs. And the doctor use this and it works pretty amazing.
@paupauu001 – Really? I think I’ll give this a try. Because my hands are always in pain every day because of my work.
@momofgrace – This therapy is really good for that. It can help your muscle to relax and recover more faster than before.
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