Photodynamic Therapy: Benefits You Need to Know

5 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief explanatory segment, the speaker introduces photodynamic therapy (PDT) as a medical modality that harnesses quantified light wavelengths—from ultraviolet through visible to infrared—to produce therapeutic effects. The talk emphasizes that, despite common fear of sunlight, light can be beneficial. PDT involves classifying light into specific color subsets and applying them to activate plasma enzymes, various blood components, and both natural and drug substances, thereby leveraging the biological impact of light for treatment.

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What's something in medicine you may or may not have heard of? Photodynamic therapy. We all know that the sun gives us light, helps us to convert vitamin D, does all sorts of good stuff for us. Although we've been kind of trained to be afraid of the sun, it does a lot of good for us. Photodynamic therapy is taking light wavelengths, quantifying them and classifying them into their different, you could say, color subsets, all the way from ultraviolet to the infrared bands and the visual visible spectrum in between, and using those therapeutically to activate your your plasma enzymes, activate other blood components, and activate natural and drug substances.