ulled muscles are a common aggravation for anyone enjoying exercise or athletics, and often take great care and patience to heal, preventing us from participating the activities we love. In this blog article we explore how red light therapy can help recovery and speed healing when treating a pulled muscle.
Are you embarking on a fitness journey? Are you a pro athlete at the top of your game? Do you have an injury that’s keeping you off the field? Red light therapy is gaining quite a bit of momentum in the fitness world. In fact, many pro athletes are using red light therapy to improve their performance and endurance, and to speed up muscle recovery and injuries. In fact, we have many athletes who use our devices, as well as trainers and healthcare providers. For example, in Australia, "counted among the country’s fittest athletes" Jayce Love-Attard is a champion of...
Red light therapy is effective for the treatment of Plantar Fasciitis, a very common foot disorder. With each step taken as the heel strikes the ground, and tension gets placed on the fascia, the pain associated with this microscopic lesion can disrupt a simple walk. With red light therapy, you can improve activity-related pain and improve foot function.
Researchers are beginning to set their sights on red light therapy for treating postpartum depression. For some, it may be difficult to welcome this new type of therapy. Let’s explore what the latest research is saying about red light therapy for postpartum depression and the incredible therapeutic effects that red light therapy can provide.