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I am taking medicine for high blood pressure. And I want to know if using red light and/or NIR light will affect my medication?
As far as I know there won’t be any side effects as red light doesn’t enter your blood streams and inside your body. Red light therapy penetrates the skin to help heal. If you want you can read an article about it here Light Therapy Safety and Side Effects
I am taking medicines for high blood pressure too. As far as I am using it, there was no bad side effects for me. I am also doing regular check ups with my doctor and he did not say anything bad when I informed him about me doing this therapy.
actually, red light therapy increases your optimal recovery when it comes to high blood pressure. Increased blood circulation, caused by the RLT, can benefit those with high blood pressure because good circulation allows the heart to do less work.
I’ve read that, red light therapy has health benefits for lowering your blood pressure. I’ve read everything here.
Oh wow. I have highblood pressure too! and after seeing this, I guess that explains why I am no longer feeling pain on my nape after going for a nice jog.
After reading about treating some depression on other article, I learned here that it can also lowers your blood pressure?
@Justine Charles. me too! I never knew. LOL
I totally agree with this my dad’s blood pressure became stable after doing sessions of red light therapy.
What are you using IRL or RLT? Is both helping with high blood pressure?
Hi, red light activated ATP stimulates white blood cells that work to repair damaged tissues, and increases collagen production that builds elasticity in the skin and can aid in wound healing. I hope this helps.
@masterpopo I am interested to know cause as of the moment we are using IRL
I’m also curious about this IRL and RLT. Can anyone share some information about this?
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