Red Light Therapy - 4 KEY FACTORS You Need To Know - Wavelength & dosage

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Referring to video time around 22:45: Joules are not Watts per second. Watts are Joules per second. If you want to know how many Joules have been deposited , you multiply Watts ( that you are applying ) by the the time (seconds) that you are applying those Watts, for. For example 5 Watts applied for 6 seconds deposits 30 Joules.

Congratulations on an informative, elaborate presentation on Photobiomodulation. I agree with your calculations of dosimetry for better results. I am a Dermatologist practicing in India and using Photobiomodulation for wound healing and some other chronic dermatoses with success for the past 27 years. I use the 660 nm red light. Photobiomodulation is an amazing science in which we are now able to understand how certain wavelengths of red and near infrared light help generate healthier effects in the affected and unhealthy cells. That, too, with total safety. Best Wishes! Dr. Bipin Deshpande, India.

I can totally relate to the struggle with conflicting information about health treatments! I’ve had issues sleeping for years, trying everything from herbal supplements to meditation with little success. My doctor recently recommended trying red light therapy, and I got a panel from Future Form Official, a Norwegian company. I was surprised by how affordably priced it was, considering the quality. The results have been amazing – my sleep has improved significantly. It’s frustrating how much contradictory advice is out there, but there’s actually a lot of scientific research supporting the benefits of red light therapy. I’m so grateful for videos like this that help clarify things!

thank you very much for the detailed presentation

14:40 is such an opportunity!

that's the problem wth sales people talking about physiology: you never can be sure whether they talk garbage. At 7:30 hs claims that, quote, "NFkb is a big anti-inflammatory cytokine.." well not precisely... asking gemini about it : is it true that nf kappa beta is an anti inflammatory cytokine? answer: "No, NF-kappa beta (NF-κB) is not an anti-inflammatory cytokine. In fact, it's quite the opposite. NF-κB is a protein complex that acts as a transcription factor, meaning it controls the expression of many genes in the cell. Some of the genes that NF-κB controls code for proteins involved in the inflammatory response" And what then about the rest of his sleek speech? Eg. Coherence (not: coherance) is sth vey different than what he shows on the slide... overall: disappointing

Are the slides available?

When was this presentation?

🙏🙏Timing just right, I'm looking for a red light therapy for my mother's in law who has early stage alzheimer's.

2:07 it due to the microwave radiation penetrating all the way through or thermal conduction? I thought it was mostly the latter.

Surely laser light won't remain coherent for long, once it get's scattered, reflected and refracted by all of the different tissues

Microwaves heat by thermal conduction, they do not travel through tissues very far before the energy is given up in heat (molecular vibration) and dielectric losses etc

Bryan Johnson use this i think

“ Dosimetry will remain the most difficult aspect.” Huh? The dosimetry this guy described is trivial grade school math to avoid over heating living flesh. He used “fluence” correctly.

2500mW, “wow that’s a lot of power”, “but don’t get lost in the numbers”, WTF?

“Spectral width is the camera aperture” “ This is where it gets confusing.” You are confused, doc.

1w per sqr cm is way too high. Doesn't make sense that you need that much. Do that with 808nm laser and you wont like how it is going to feel since it will get hot. Of course if you run at at 20% duty cycle it will not be so bad. However, i doubt you really need such high density to make a difference. Use 1W across 50cm2 or so and you definitely are going to get some results there too. If this would not have been true then standard low power 660nm and 850nm led arrays used for skin rejuvenation and red light therapy would never have produced good results as they are very far away from producing 1w per cm2. Yet they do deliver good results at low power in both NIR at 850nm and in RED at 660nm

Put a patient in a human scale microwave oven and modulate the microwave power at the various brain wave frequencies. So what?

Cheap LEDs can dissipate 0.1 to 1 Watt, so what? I have a 70W LED, so what?