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Interesting study about a new way to turn off inflammation
Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Mar 12 10:10am | Replies (84)Comment receiving replies
@beachesanddreams Hi thanks for your post. After hitting your link to Northwell Health, and seeing the connection to PBM (aka red light therapy) found this NIH article. very dry, but convinces me to check into the possibilty. I am already using red light therapy on my hands and now laying under a larger screen- want to see if my Gastgro doc who specializes in ELP can direct me to the right PBM for OLP/ELP. Thanks! open to any suggestions.
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@chrisanon I’m glad you checked it out! Now I have to go back myself and search more for the info on red light therapy. I focused more on the vagus nerve aspect of his clinical practice.
If you don’t mind my asking, I’d love to know what you use the red light therapy for and if you feel it works for you.
I was just chatting with a friend last night and she sent me a picture of a red light therapy device her husband uses for his arthritic knee. He is 82 and unstoppable! He hits the gym most very day and is very active with his grandkids.
My rheumatologist told me there’s no hard data to support its use for pain, so I’ve held off on buying anything.
Thanks so much!