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YES I DO!!! My dermatologist, who doesn't know much about RLT has been SHOCKED at how fast and how well my surgery site has healed! He actually said he was going to have to start recommending it to his patients. And more importantly, yes, I do believe RLT can help prevent future risks, along with regular use of sun protection. Mine skin cancer wasn't in a place that sees the sun, but your nose is so exposed. Give Red Light the best chance to heal and protect, by doing your part to keep UV exposure to a minimum. You don't even need to go with a full body set up like mine to get the benefits, you could start with just one of the smaller panels, just make sure you using a well known, well tested brand. Mine are Mito Red Light, but there are a few that are just as good, although not as affordable. I'd love to hear if you give red light a try. I wish the best of health, Lala

Nancy, you're just the kind of person I was hoping would see my Red Light cancer videos❣️ I know exactly how you feel, had I know I had skin cancer, I probably would have been afraid and stopped, thinking I was doing the safe thing. Especially since it's so hard to get a doctor to talk about Red Light Therapy. They either are uninformed, don't want to take the time to red up on it, or just think it couldn't possibly be as good as it is. I get it, it is hard to believe. And maybe it's not a cure, but I can say from experience... it sure as heck didn't make things worse! I don't think anyone or any doctor could get me to stop at this point. Although none has said I should stop. In fact, they're all saying I shouldn't change a thing! Thank you so much for your comment and I wish you the best of health❣️ Lala

@@lalahere Thank you for such a detailed reply! My numbers were down just a bit when I went in for my first meeting with the oncologist last week. I've also started eating almost completely clean, so that could be contributing, but I have to wonder if the red light had something to do with it. I asked the doctor if it was safe to use the panel, and he just looked at me blankly. He had no idea what I was talking about! I have an appointment next week to have a spot checked under my right breast that I am fairly sure is a melanoma. It looks suspicious to me. I think I'm going to target my red light at that area, as well, and see what happens. Wouldn't have even occurred to me to try this if I hadn't seen your video. thanks again!

Hours, lol.... no no, it's just 20 mins a day! 🤗 I know it's hard to believe 20 minutes a day could be so life changing/saving, but really, that's all I did. I have to say though, in 3 years, I've rarely missed a day. I think for me, the consistency has been an important factor. best of health to you, Lala

Hi Mark, I hope you'll let me know how this works for you! And if you have any concerns about the safety, check out the safety strap video. I've been using my mouthpiece for more than 3 years with no issue at all, but maybe the safety strap will give you some piece of mind. Lala

Hi Rosie, have you noticed how hard it is to find the Slimfast Caramel Latte flavor? If they don't come back with the cases, which makes these much more affordable than the 4 packs that I'm having to buy now... I'll have to come up with a fully homemade version. Thanks, Lala

Sara, have you seen how I was able to convert my set up to a mobile stand and red light bed? I'v been beyond thrilled with how versatile my original set has been. Thanks for your kind comment, it's really nice to know it was worth sharing my set up idea❣️ Lala

So glad you asked, I really need to include this information in my upcoming 3 years of RLT video. But let me tell you here, so you don't have to wait for the video. For a few days, I did 10 minutes a day, just to make sure I had no ill effects, but then quickly went right into my regular routine of 20 minutes a day. Then and to this day, my daily session are 10 mins facing the panels and 10 with my back to the panels. My lower panels are always set to Near Infrared (NIR), but the three that go around my face are only set to NIR when my back is to the panels. Recently though, I've occasionally been trying out the 3 face framing panels on NIF, when facing the panels too. I think I need to do full NIF on both sides for a few weeks at least before I can say if I've seen any difference. Hopefully be able to talk a little about that in the next red light video. Thanks so much for your question, Lala

I wish I could go back and edit that video, to tell people about the safety strap I came up with. I've only heard from a few people, that they were able to blow it out, which is why I felt the need to come up with a strap. Personally, I've been wearing my for more than 3 years with no issues, but for anyone who's come out I hope you'll consider trying the safety strap before giving up. If not, I totally understand and wish you best in your efforts to get a good nights sleep and all the many health benefits of mouth taping, Lala

Wow, that's great to hear and honestly I'm not surprised that you had a marked improvement. I think I'm going to get my old eye exam records and see if an issue I've had can be documented, so I can talk about it in my upcoming 3 Years of RLT video. Is it ok if I mention your comment? Oh and also not surprised at the response from your doctor either. I get that same response from doctors who are hesitant to give red light the credit for anything. That's been a little frustrating, but it only makes me want to share my story more, so thanks so much for sharing yours!!! I'd love to hear how things progress for you, Lala

@@lalahere My little story is totally anecdotal, a mere speculation. But I hope someone is researching infrared for glaucoma soon. It seems like a no-brainer.

I love my set up so much, I was hoping more people would like it too. Don't know if you saw how I converted my set up to a horizontal one, but I'm so pleased with how versatile it been, to be able to go from a wall mount, to mobile stand and now a RLT bed. Anyway, thank you so much for your comment Cynthia, your kind words mean a lot to me❣️ Lala

Thank you! Same to you! 😊

Yes, I just checked the glasses out. I'm a believer in RLT for the eyes, it's one of the benefits I'll be talking about in my upcoming 3 Years of Red Light Therapy video.

Hi, here's a link to the video. Merry Christmas Eve, Lala ruclips.net/video/70Sku8E6ccU/видео.html

Thank you so much for asking, I'm stilling doing GREAT! Last mammogram wall normal, no signs of any more skin cancer. And last time saw my dermatologist he asked if I'd had any skin resurfacing treatments. When I told him "I hadn't, he got really close to my face and said "for 64, your skin remarkable." Which of course was nice to hear, but really it's all the major health improvements I find remarkable. I'd love to hear if you get red light panels, how it's going for you! I wish you the best of health, Lala p.s. I just posted a video my DIY red light therapy bed. I hope you'll check it out.

What RLT panels are you using?

Yes, I think the Platinum is a great brand! I had a hard time deciding between Mito and Platinum. for me, it came down to price. I was not willing to change what I wanted for my setup, and buying 5 panels, the saving with Mito was significant. With the results I've gotten, I feel like I made the right choice. I just converted my setup to a horizontal version, so I'm loving it even more. Video coming soon, if you're interested. Hope you're getting great results with your RLT too, Lala

I'm so glad you think so❣️ I hope my story helps you know how safe RLT is, even if you have cancer risks. Lala

My pleasure 😊

Hi, glad you asked. Here’s the full scoop on my red light sessions. I do one 20 minute red light session nearly every day. I used both Red (R) and Near-infrared (NIR) in the areas where I want maximum depth of RLT, which is my neck, spine, muscles and joints. The only area I use just infrared is my face, because I don’t feel like I need to go as deep there, since I’m just trying to improve my skin tone and texture, which it seems to be doing a great job of! Half of my session (10 mins.) is with my back to the panels, with all panels set to Red & NIR. Facing the panels, for the second half of(10 mins.) I switch the three smaller top panels to JUST Red. My overhead mini panel is always set the same as the three upper face panels, so 10 mins. on both R & NIR and 10 mins. on just R. I’ve try changing things up a few times, but I feel like these settings give me the best results. Thanks for giving me a chance to clarify with your question. Lala

@lalahere thanks a lot

@lalahere may i know the distance between you and the panel while u use the light?thank you

Thank you for the kind words and suggestions❣️ 🙏🏼 Lala

Oh my gosh, thank you so much for commenting! I'm so glad you found my video, you're exactly who I was hoping to reach! If cancer were on my ming when I started RLT, I probably would have been too afraid to try it too. The relief in neck pain is what got me hooked on RLT, and now I honestly feels like that injury was a blessing. My hope is, if you're skeptical that it will help, at least you'll have some peace of mind that it won't hurt. I'd love to hear how things progress in your RLT journey. I'll be keeping you in my prayers, Lala

@@lalahere I have been researching RLT for the past 2+ years. I’m trying to decide between the Mitored Adapt, ROJO and Biomax. I keep up with the Alex Ferguson videos but just can’t seem to make up my mind. And then yesterday I just saw a video by the woman who makes Mayasama products and has her own line of RLT devices. She stated that she cannot say if RLT would be good for breast cancer patient bc RLT activates cells and that it may stimulate cancer cell growth. But you, Lala, are living proof it made a positive difference for you. I do believe that different treatments work differently on each individual. So, I will just have to try it and see for myself.

Once it's in place, as long as you haven't made it too small, it kind of suctions in place once you swallow. If you open your mouth wide, you'll break the seal. It won't fall out and as soon as you swallow again, it's seals right back up. While it won't fall out, you can push it out with your tongue. I can't remember if that was one of the questions I answered in the Q&A video. ruclips.net/video/VrTOOHgl2bg/видео.html If not, I'll be sure to make it one of the questions for the next Q&A video. Lala

@@lalahere thank you so much 🙏

I do a red light session nearly every day, using both infrared and near-infrared. In the areas where I want maximum depth of RLT, which is my neck, spine, muscles and joints I use near infrared. The only area I use just infrared is my face, because I didn't feel like I needed to go as deep there, since I’m just trying to improve my skin tone and texture, which it seems to be doing a great job of! Currently, with my back to the panels, all panels are set to R & NIR. When I’m facing the panels, the two lower body panels are still both R & NIR but the three smaller top panels are set to JUST Red. My mini overhead panel is always set to R & NIR. I think I'm going to trying doing both for a while to see if it makes any difference, before doing my next Red Light Review video. Thanks for your question, Lala

gosh... thanks! 😊 Lala

I was never able to get the Premier to be creamy enough for me, although adding hazelnut creamer helped. For some reason Hazelnut tastes better than caramel. I'm having a hard time finding the Slimfast Cafe Latte flavor I like, so I'm working making a dupe myself. They use to have 15 packs at Sam's Club for a great price and now I can only find 4 packs and they're too expensive now. Lala

The one I bought was a used tv stand that happened to look just like red light stands I've seen online. I just finished turning my set up into a hormonal stand, to do my RLT laying down so I can do the bottom of my feet at the same time. Red light is great for Plantar Fasciitis. Lala

@@lalahere thank you! I bought this same grid as you and covered it in hooga open box discount panels.

@@lalahereAwesome!! I would love to see how you did that!! How you converted it to a horizontal stand!

I use Mito Red Lights. In my review and set up videos, I talk about my panels. I do red light nearly everyday 10 mins facing my set-up and 10 mins with my back to the panels. I have a link to the Mito brand light in the description with a discount code, but I'm not sponsored in any way by Mito or any other red light therapy product. I based my choice of red light on tests done by Alex Fergus, here on RUclips. Lala

I bought it on Amazon, the description said the brand was Allisable - 45W Red LED Light Therapy Panel, Deep Red 660nm and Near Infrared 850nm LED Light Therapy Combo - FDA Registered. But it came in a plain cardboard box with no name branding. It did absolutely nothing and was a huge waste of time. I can only recommend Mito Red because that's the one I use and it's been amazing for me. If you want to know more about different brands, I suggest going to Alex Fergus' channel here on RUclips. He reviews everything red light. I went with Mito based on information from his massive testing. Thanks for your question, Lala

gosh thanks❣️ I'm 64 now and was at my dermatologist just yesterday. He asked if I'd done any fractal laser or any kind of skin resurfacing. I haven't, he was surprised to know all I did was daily red light. That was nice to hear from a dermatologist who looks at my face so closely. I hope you'll check out my red light cancer videos, those results are even more surprising than what red light has done for my skin! Red Light On! Lala

@@lalahere wow that is so interesting thanks for sharing !!! and i will definitely check those videos out !! 🤩

Because I do intermittent fasting, I don't eat breakfast. I fast until 1pm, when I break my fast with my caramel latte protein shake. My sister started intermittent fasting, but she loves breakfast, so her eating schedule is very different than mine. I still love my shake so much after 3 years. I don't think I'll ever give it up. I'm going to be working on making a new version though, since the cost has gone up so much and this flavor is getting harder and harder to find. Right now the only place I'm finding it (that I trust) is Walmart and the SlimFast website. It's cheaper at Walmart, so I buy it there. If I'm able to make figure out how to make a caramel coffee protein shake that tastes even close to the silmfast one, I'll definitely be making a video about it, so be on the look out for that. Lala

I'm so glad to see your comment, that's exactly what I was hoping people would take from my experience. I figured, even if people don't think red light saved my life (part 2, skin cancer) at the very least would know, even with my skin cancer, the results were nothing but positive. Thanks so much for your comment, Lala

Just make sure to use a soft, food grade silicone. And if you have any concerns about the size or safety, I did a safety strap video. I don't use it, because I know it's not necessary. But if using one helps your feel more comfortable trying it, check it out. I'd love to hear how it works for you! Lala

@@lalahere Awesome thanks yeah I’m not too worried about a safety strap either after all your testing. Really impressive. Thanks for doing all that. I ordered the first one you recommend, w&p porter, so I’ll let you know what happens!

If I hadn't been doing red light therapy, I'm sure my skin cancer would have been able to progress to the point of needing chemo. Since it never progressed AT ALL after starting red light, I didn't end up needing radiation or chemo. Thanks so much for your question, Lala