Near Infrared Light Therapy Reduces Inflammation
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- Near Infrared Light Therapy Reduces Inflammation
Near infrared light therapy reduces inflammatory mediators by 50% and IL6 by 80%. Let's review.
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Infrared light therapy relieves TLR-4 dependent hyper-inflammation of the type induced by COVID-19 - PMC
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Not scientific but interesting article about heat-shock proteins and infrared.
Infrared Sauna Use And Heat Shock Proteins
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Near Infrared (NIR) Light Therapy of Eye Diseases: A Review - PMC
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Red Light Therapy vs. Infrared Sauna
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Red/near-infrared irradiation therapy for treatment of central nervous system injuries and disorders - PubMed
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The Benefits of Near-Infrared Light Therapy
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Near-Infrared Light and Skin: Why Intensity Matters - Abstract - Challenges in Sun Protection - Karger Publishers
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The effect of red-to-near-infrared (R/NIR) irradiation on inflammatory processes - PubMed
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Near-infrared light reduces glia activation and modulates neuroinflammation in the brains of diet-induced obese mice | Scientific Reports
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Near-infrared light reduces β-amyloid-stimulated microglial toxicity and enhances survival of neurons: mechanisms of light therapy for Alzheimer’s disease | Alzheimer's Research & Therapy | Full Text
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Infrared light therapy relieves TLR-4 dependent hyper-inflammation of the type induced by COVID-19 - PMC
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What Is Near-Infrared Light? - StoneLock
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Dr Been!!! Thank you so much for EVERYTHING that you do!! Red Lights Therapy brought me the first/only tinnitus relief that I've had in ~2 years. I used it ONCE for 10 minutes, right up to my ear. Made the tinnitus slightly louder as i went to bed, and i woke up in SILENCE. I AM FLOORED. I know I may have to use this repeatedly, but this result alone gives me substantial hope for the rest of my LC symptoms. (I used a Hooga 300 IRL, WL 660 nm light). THANK YOU!!!!!!!!
Holy cow. I'm going to try this and if it works I'm not sure how I could possibly thank you. Have had tinnitus for 40 years now.
Amazon has several Hooga 660nm lights, trying to find the one you got. You mentioned 300 IRL, does that mean 300 LEDs in the device? They range in price from $159 to $1200 for 300 LEDs. Did you get the expensive one? Do you think I should get the expensive one with 300 LEDs? I originally researched these lights for inflammation in my foot, but if this works for tinnitus I'd want one that can work for both. I hope I can spend less than $1200!
@@furyofbongos did you end up getting one?
No wonder the pandemic lockdowns closed all the pubic parks and people were told to stay home.
Many people could not get adequate Infrared light.
People were encouraged to spend more time outside, at least in the U.S. Most parks were not closed. So many people visited national parks during the pandemic that it became extremely hard on park staff.
@@thunderstreet78 maybe where you lived but in my city the parks taped off all the playground equipment, and we were told to stay home.
Dr Been, your research, videos and informative medical topics are God sent for the population. Thank you for your service to humanity that is enlightening us and teaching us so much.💜😇
My infrared lamp is on its way. I'll start using it for my cfs.
Doctor Been, your videos are of amazing value. I have post-prostatectomy recurrent prostate cancer and I am attacking it on all fronts, including extended fasting. Among other things, I also started on Methylene Blue after watching your channel and would like to add Near IR light to my tool chest. Unfortunately, all the Near IR lights on Amazon are a combo or 620 and/or 820/850 light. Do you know of any lights in the 720 range that meet the requirements of the therapies discussed in this video? Thank you so much for your brilliant and understandable lectures. Where were you when I was taking biology in college😊
Thanks again for your dedication and hard work to help humanity!
Thank you so much for this explanation and the drawings! It def. makes sense to me comparing it with my experience.
thank you so much! these videos are really great!!! i will try & use this immediately in my practice 💖
Interesting, thank you.
very useful talk ...... Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great info.
I have access to a NIR device that provides NIR in the range of830nm & 850nm. Do you think the benefit is not there for these wavelengths, but only the 720nm wavelength?
What a great video!
Super Video👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
In December 2022 I had covid19 and I did not have long covid effects because the sunlight exposition in order to obtain infrared light from the sun.
Diabetes is helped too
I have a question regarding the near infrared products on the market Dr Been. All of them state that the product uses 660-850 nm, yet you have shown that 720nm is the correct wavelength. Will these products work or do we need to only use 720 nm of which I cant find? Thank you😇
I put incandescent light bulbs in the areas I spend the most time. Do you think this is helpful at all? I did it for mood and immunity.
No, you need an led pad of red and infrared lights to put directly on your skin.
@@heatherwade2373 I have a red light “pad” but I don’t put it directly on my skin. It gets way too warm for that. I do not think it is supposed to touch your skin.
Get uva ultraviolet light for mood. I have a small one in my office on top of a bookshelf.