what's led red light therapy?

The red light treatment mechanism is to produce photochemical effects on organisms, which will produce important biological effects and therapeutic effects. The mitochondria absorb the most red light in the cells. After red light irradiation, the mitochondrial catalase activity increases, which can increase the metabolism of the cells; increase the glycogen content, increase the protein synthesis and increase the adenosine triphosphate decomposition, thereby strengthening the cells. Newborns promote the healing of wounds and ulcers; they also increase the phagocytosis of white blood cells and improve the body's immune function. Therefore, a variety of diseases can be treated clinically. From the long-term clinical trials and collected reports and papers, it can be seen that the red light therapy device is properly used with auxiliary drugs for the treatment of psychiatry, surgery, internal medicine, gynecology, burns, otolaryngology and other subjects. Many diseases. 

The Red Light Therapy device is manufactured for the characteristics of different selective absorption; it can promote the proteinization of diseased tissue in a short period of time, improve local blood circulation, enhance immune function, promote local tissue metabolism, and produce a series of The benign reaction promotes the formation of new squamous epithelial cells, accelerates the absorption of exudate, and weakens muscle tone, thereby achieving the purpose of swelling, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, eradicating erosion tissue, accelerating wound healing and even getting sick.

Led red light therapy treatment range
1. Pico: herpes zoster, alopecia areata, lower extremity ulcer, hemorrhoids, phlebitis, erysipelas, carbuncle, dermatitis, folliculitis, hemorrhoids, paronychia, rosacea, anal itching, frostbite and various wet warts;
2. Surgery: wound infection, abscess, ulcer, prostatitis, lumbar muscle strain, anal fissure, frozen shoulder, soft tissue contusion, scald, induration of the buttocks after injection, burns and healing after surgery;
3. Gynecology: chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, annex inflammation, cervical erosion, leukoplakia, genital itching, cystic hyperplasia of the breast, acute mastitis, nipple erosion, postpartum infection and recovery after surgery;
4. Internal medicine: diarrhea in children, ischemic heart disease, chronic gastritis, pneumonia in children, neuralgia, etc.;
5. Otolaryngology: chronic rhinitis, tonsillitis, otitis externa, laryngitis
6. Burns: II ゚ burns, infections and surgical healing.