ERASE Your Pain with THIS Weird Light

By Dr. Richard Gerhauser, M.D. Posted January 8, 2020

I see it all the time.

When it comes to pain, the best therapies aren’t the ones cooked up in some big pharma lab… they’re the ones created by nature.

There’s one particular therapy I’ve been using with my patients… with Division I athletes… and with seniors like you – all with phenomenal results.

This pill-free treatment ERASE everything from pain to wrinkles…

And I’ll show you how you can put it to work for you.

When it comes to light, it’s all about the color.

Exposure to blue light—especially in the evenings—can cause all kinds of health problems because it disrupts your circadian rhythm.

But there’s another color in the light spectrum that does just the opposite… with studies showing that it can help with conditions ranging from skin health, to wound healing, to pain.

The color with the healing touch? Red.

Red light therapy is just what it sounds like… it involves exposing your body to low wavelengths of red light. This wavelength penetrates deep into the skin, which is where it works its magic.

It is perhaps most well-known for its skin-rejuvenating benefits.

Recently, a study published in the journal Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery conducted a review of numerous other studies on the skin benefits of red light therapy.

And it found an impressive list of benefits:

• It protects skin cells from damage.
• It increases the production of fibroblasts, which helps produce collagen.
• It directly increases the production of collagen in the skin (this is what gives skin its youthful elasticity).
• It’s also been shown to reduce the appearance of fine lines and to reduce the severity of wrinkles.

All of that adds up to healthier, more youthful-looking skin.

It also helps wounds heal faster. It does this by reducing inflammation, stimulating the formation of new blood vessels, and increasing fibroblasts in the skin.

But like I said earlier, red light penetrates deep into your skin – which means its benefits are more than skin-deep.

Combined with exercise, red light therapy can reduce arthritis-related knee pain, increase functionality, and increase range of motion.

It also has positive results in arthritis of the knee, back, and jaw.

And an extensive review of studies evaluating the use of red light therapy for musculoskeletal disorders (which includes problems with your muscles, tendons, ligaments, discs, etc.) finds that it reduces that kind of pain as well!

Part of the reason for these benefits of red light therapy is because it’s a powerful anti-inflammatory. And as you might recall, inflammation plays a role in virtually every condition you can think of.

But there’s another reason for this variety of effects. Red light therapy supercharges the energy inside your cells, which gives your cells the extra boost they need to help the body repair itself.

Red light therapy is available at some alternative medicine centers or you can get a red lightbox here.

Written By Dr. Richard Gerhauser, M.D.

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