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Red Light Therapy

What is it?

Red Light Therapy (RLT), also known as photonic therapy, is a technique that uses low-level wavelengths of light to treat a multitude of issues.

 

The use and popularity of RLT has grown due to the enormous healing capabilities, and many veterinarians around the world believe it to be a safe and effective method for treating a broad range of health conditions in animals.

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How can it help?

There are many studies out there about the numerous benefits that Red Light Therapy can provide. 

 

Amongst these, RLT has proven beneficial for treating chronic pain such as arthritis, navicular and laminitis, sore muscles, wounds, tendon injuries, skin conditions including hair loss, colic and hoof abscesses.

How does it work?

Red Light Therapy treatment involves the use of a low-level red light, using wavelengths in the range of 600-850nm to penetrate directly through the animal’s skin.

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These wavelengths have the ability to transform into cellular energy and ‘kick start’ an increase in adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production which causes a boost of energy to the cells, and also the stimulation of collagen production. Red light therapy affects all layers of the skin, and can reach blood vessels, lymph vessels, nerves, hair follicles, and soft tissue, dependent on which part of the animal’s body the red light is being projected.

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What is the length of treatment?

It is recommended 20-30 minute sessions daily. You should see improvement within two weeks. You cannot overdose.

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