HOW DOES THERAPY LIGHTS SUPPORT HEALING
Inside our cells are tiny structures called mitochondria. Similar to how plants use photosynthesis, these organelles absorb light and transform its energy into fuel for the cell. When red light penetrates the body, it interacts with the mitochondria, enhancing the production of Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP), the key energy source for our cells.
With increased ATP production, each cell has more energy to carry out its specialized tasks, repair damage, and replicate more efficiently.
This process boosts collagen production, enhances blood circulation, and reduces inflammation, creating a chain reaction that promotes overall health and accelerates healing. Thanks to its deep penetration, red light therapy is used for deep tissue treatments to enhance muscle recovery, support skin rejuvenation, and alleviate pain, ultimately improving overall well-being and physical performance.