Red light therapy reduces inflammation and boosts blood flow, helping cells produce energy more efficiently. Longevity experts use it to lower metabolic age and improve mitochondrial function, making it standard practice at longevity competitions.
Looking from a longevity perspective, do you believe that red light could become a proactive tool for longevity, not just treatment?
Longevity is the new, is the new word. And I've been to a lot of longevity events lately and all of them are doing red light therapy because it just, it just helps with general wellness. If you're reducing inflammation in the body and if you're increasing blood flow, if you're increasing oxygenation in the blood body, if you're helping the mitochondria to kind of migrate and proliferate. Then of course all of that adds up to what we want to do, which is to have better homeostasis, increase your metabolic age and everything else. So I think most people who are in the longevity space are utilizing red light. If you look at, if you look at anyone in the longevity Olympics, and I speak to a few people who are kind of doing that, they're all, they're all doing red light because everybody understands, okay, in order for my body to function well, I need to have good mitochondria. I need to have good metabolic health, which is what you're doing with red light therapy.
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