Yes, many decades ago when I was in school, we were taught that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cells, and this resonated so deeply with me that I became fascinated with this topic.
The PhD that first spoke of the benefits of red light years ago, now deceased, said two red 250 watt halogen lamps from Home Depot do the job. Super cheap forget the big expensive lights
This isn't a 100% solution -> Light Wavelength: Red light therapy panels use LEDs that emit specific red and near-infrared (NIR) light wavelengths, typically around 660nm and 850nm, which are believed to be therapeutic. Halogen lamps emit a broad spectrum of light, including some red light, but not at the concentrated and beneficial wavelengths needed for red light therapy. Light Efficiency: Halogen lamps waste a lot of energy generating heat and light across the spectrum. Red light therapy panels use LEDs which are much more efficient at producing the specific red and NIR wavelengths for treatment. Safety: Halogen lamps can get very hot, potentially burning skin. They may also emit some ultraviolet (UV) light, which can damage skin cells. Red light therapy panels are designed for safe use on skin.
@@OolongG952 I use them and they work great. I sleep better and helps my hormones. I disagree with the guy bashing halogen lamps. The halogen lamps I have are not white or yellow they specifically have a red filter on them. The light from them is red and you don’t have to sit close to them you can sit a few feet away and they don’t burn I don’t know what the first comment guy is talking about.
The photos of your face are not identically illuminated. In the "old" image you can see two tiny reflected spots over the pupil in each eye. In the "wow, it's shiny," the reflected illumination image is clearly much, much bigger/brighter. I'd be far more impressed with two images using identical lighting.
@@Anthony59754 it helped me cure serious disease. You can't go wrong with a flashlight that includes red and blue nm zone. The laser diode works better for reconditioning my skin.
His before photo even looks better. But, I need something like this 4x bigger or more. Put in in the wall. $100-$200. They should be able to do this with cheap plastic OLED printing. But potentially poisonous material. The ones they use in phones with very high efficiency, have different reject formulations that give different frequencies. Rejected due to not enough life span. At $100-$200, it would not matter.
They always do this. How difficult would it be to take photos in the same room but no; here's me in London and here's me in Hawaii 😎 Also the way he talks about the numbers of LED matters; LED have a long lifespan with a proper power supply. You're only going to use this thing for 5 minutes a day. A regular light bulb from IKEA lasts years being on for 16 hours a day. If anything this thing powering 1800 LED's without a good power supply would cause it to last shorter. And the whole thing about uniformity...I don't know, it's a flexible panel that you move around, I think 300 LED's for your face alone is enough unless each LED only covers a very tiny area like 5mm. I think this is paid promotion but presented in a sneaky non-sponsored way.
Hi - this video is very well done. One correction we would make - it is is not necessarily true that the more LEDs there are the longer they will last. LED chip efficiency depends on a large number of factors including: the class of compound semiconductor used to make the LED, the structure (doping, thickness, composition) of the semiconductor layers in the LED chip, electrode/contact design, light extraction structures added or created during fabrication of the LED chip, operating temperature and the current density. Current density is the amount of current per unit area of the LED chip. Of these factors, the most significant is the class of compound semiconductor used to make the LED chip. Furthermore, LEDs in panels like ours use focusing lenses (also increases efficiency) and are typically driven much lower than their maximum (25%-50%) - minimizing heat creation to help ensure longevity. The bottom line is that there are several variables involved in the LED package and panel design, which will determine efficiency and longevity. If you've enjoyed the benefits to your skin, we'd suggest trying a more full body setup! All the best - Team Mito
Just buy a regular incensement bulb. They output mostly red and especially IR. Majority of their output is IR. Its the closest thing to sun we have in terms of the red output. Way cheaper and wider spectrum than any LED. Don't waste money on these expensive setups.
Probably the most comprehensive, well explained red light therapy I've watched so far. I literally learned a lot and most of the parameters you mentioned are the details I actually need when shopping for red light therapy devices. Thank you for making this video :)
Your video is very informative. Thank you. I like the illustrations! Research has shown that consistency of use is the key to results found with RLT. So, I tried a RLT face mask. It was expensive, when I purchased it a year ago.I followed the manufacturer's recommendation for minutes of use and frequency of use. I do self-massage on my face. My 70 year old face has changed. The skin behaves like younger ,plumper ,more elastic skin, even under my chin. The visible sun damage has diminished. I now make sure to sleep 8 hours each night and eat foods ,daily, to help my body to make healthy skin.Sunscreen and moisturizers are essential to my skincare,now.
*You have explained more about red light in terms that I can understand and given sources more than other video I've seen on this subject.* *Thank You!*
But what about the intensity and necessity to ensure such doses ? Does it justify the price ? buying leds with such specs and making it our own should be hard though because output should be tested and confirmed
What a great video!! Your explanation was super understandable. Thank you so much! You also have such grace and poise on the camera 👏👏 Have you seen the green and blue led lights?
Green is excellent for reducing pigmentation, sun spots, and light scar healing. Blue is great for sterilizing acne-forming bacteria. We sell all three panels, however, the red is the most beneficial and widely studied
this LED light brand he recommend almost feels like a scam, their website is really unprofessional and crappy, for a $1800 LED light, purchase process is shady as hell, customer service number is out of service, no return policy no shipping policy, cannot contact anyone in the company. if you're paid to do this, this is not right
I am researching this now for my face. But mainly for severe back pain, arthritis. Honestly I would do anything to get some relief and function back. If I could sleep better that would rock my world.
I have used it for pain, and that really does work, one just has to consistently use it. I have always wondered if the purchase of another larger unit is financially worth it.
Join planet fitness they have an excellent stand up red light therapy. No way could I ever afford a $10,000 machine but for $21 a month can you use one
Unfortunately many devices, especially the cheaper ones don't meet the medical grade requirements and I read that they can even be compared to putting a lightbulb by your face... Which causes negative effects... Not benefits.
@@Seaotters.and.smiles it’s understandable but I mean what’s the best value, the one he’s advertising is obviously or seems at least very overpriced even if it’s good quality. I’m asking if there one with good quality to an affordable price
Thank you Manik! I LOVE the science and evidenced based science and breakdown of how red light therapy works and what it is doing. Especially the different wave lengths. I appreciate your time and efforts in bringing and sharing this information. Your work has helped me to move forward, purchase a red light and begin therapy. Many thanks!
Red light therapy clinics popping up all over my area in Florida. The cost packages for 15 minutes plus a whole lot of other poppycock are insane! For a few sessions I could buy two Infrared whole body domes. What would some good home/personal use infrared devices that you'd recommend?
I just started the red/blue light therapy and i look and feel better after just 4 15 min sessions. I have RA and joint inflammation and im sleeping so much better because im not in so much pain anymore
Red is more specific to pain reduction and anti inflammation. Blue is more for acne reduction. So in your use case, you only need to get a red light panel. Look up 'Alex Fergus' on RUclips. He does massive break downs and reviews on different price options for red light panels, which he further subdivided by regions (to avoid having to pay import tax etc). And if you want more information on red light therapy for anti inflammation/pain reduction, Google Rhonda Patrick Red light therapy. She has a big blog page where she consolidated all the information by use cases and lists the studies that back up her information.
Skincare is sooo important, it's hard to put into words. Red light therapy has transformed my skin, improving its texture and reducing wrinkles. At 46, people often think I'm much younger! Got my RLT panel from Future Form Official, and it's affordable.
Its a scam..Saved you 15 minutes of your life.. youre welcome @13:34 day 1 vs day 178... two totally different lightings used to make it look different but no difference at all. in fact he looks worse in the latter.
The ones you can buy are EXTREMELY bright. So bright that the near IR waves light up my eyes through my skull at the right angles lol. I don't doubt it's good for your eyes but you'd have to be looking away from it and have it bounce off the walls. You'll go blind if you look at it.
@@brian8647 Good, I ended up ordering a Mito Red Light because it has the near Infrared wavelength and i even use it my older dog for his arthritis and he loves it.
@@erastvandoren according to some studies you want near infrared and visible red light, and most infrared bulbs put out both. Especially if they're for farm animals and not actual IR illuminators
Thank you, I have used red light therapy for a long time for my face. I love how you explained it. I also tried a blue light mask on my niece who was all broken out, but she fell asleep and did the blue light for maybe 30 minutes. When she woke up, her skin was clear. We couldnt believe it! I just invested in a red light sleeping bag. Thank you for all your specifications. Super helpful. What kind of doctor are you or will you be?
@@manikmadaan Very cool. I bet your patients adore you! Have you studied the gut-brain connection and the microbiome in relation to mood? I am a coach and have coached many doctors and nurses and a couple psychologists and psychiatrists. They are amazing people. Well, everyone is! Good luck with all you do and thank you again for this video.
@@SassyO100 I have not received it yet. So I cant give you any clear info yet. I do know it has 660nm and 850nm and 2532 led lights. I also use a Red light face mask that seems pretty good. And that was from Dr. Rajani. And I have the Redjuevenator which I use currently until the sleeping bag arrives. The woman who makes that is leanne Vernier. The face mask I used on my niece was simply from Amazon. I hope that helps.
this LED light brand you recommend almost feels like a scam, their website is really unprofessional and crappy, for a $1800 LED light, purchase process is shady as hell, customer service number is out of service, no return policy no shipping policy, cannot contact anyone in the company. if you're paid to do this, this is not right
Wait… I’m a lighting designer, why does this talk about power (and led #) but not the distance away from the source to the skin? The inverse square law would apply, wouldn’t it?????
Yes good companies give you those numbers, lookup PlatinumLED their page / website are better detailed. Also this company doesn’t disclose their power since it’s IP
Amazing video and information. We just got the one you have from Lumara Systems, your brand is affiliated with them. Question: There were no instructions to how to use the Power Supply. Looks like there are different levels and then pulsing. Not sure what that's all about. Just curious if you an speak about that and the preferred levels to use and how to use. I did write an email to the company and waiting to hear back. Strange instructions didnt come with the panel. Also nothing on the website. thanks.
Interesting $1800 device to provide convenient at home treatments taking only 5 to 10 minutes multiple times per week (makes it easy to reliably do treatment) Vs Clinics charge $25 to $150 per session, not counting travel time to/from clinic and wait time at clinic. (More likely to skip treatments when you get busy.) Plus can share device with spouse or family member. LED’s should last years. But there are much lower cost units that still work. It would be interesting to test the wavelength and power output to see if manufacturer specs on the cheap units are close enough to provide benefit.
Definitely doesn't have to be $1800. Mine is a base model one that's about two feet tall that cost $430. It's "spot targetting" but more than enough to get my entire back and front.
I think there's a lot of value in the doctor's video, but the before and after photo isn't so honest. The lighting is significantly different - low light in the before - bright light in the after. Still, all the other info shared is wonderful, and I thank him for that.
Let’s be real-making time for red light therapy every single day isn’t the easiest thing to do. But, in the name of science (and my persistent headache), I decided to give it a try using the FF 1000 from Future Form Official. And, as much as I hate to admit it, it worked! After suffering from a stubborn headache for three long years, just a few weeks of consistent use actually made it vanish. I originally started using red light therapy to boost my brain health and cognitive function, applying it for 20 minutes a day to my face, neck, and chest. While I'm still not thrilled about committing to it daily, I can’t argue with the results. My skin is glowing, my head feels clearer, and I’m starting to believe this routine might be worth the effort.
I don't like to use pain medication. Instead I use near infrared light for pain & it's been a miracle. I am so thankful I found this light and highly recommend it. If you get the right one it's great. But you can't use it every day, because then it won't work. I use a little handheld 650 nM. Every 3 days is perfect. Length of time to use depends on strength of device. I genuinely keep it on the area of pain for 15 minutes. I have a separate device for what you are talking about here.
If you are already young & healthy you may not feel alot of difference... But coming from a point of aging, pain and illness, you may feel dramatic improvements. It is very effective.
What about those single Infra Red lamps that are used to keep food hot and used in an infra red sauna, and some call them heat lamps and others say they are Infra read lamps and are said to be as good as the kind you talk about in this video for healing but ARE they real IR lamps and do they also help heal nerves, bones, muscle , skin, etc? Or are these single red lamps just good for heat ? The company or brand of kind i have is Feit. and no where did i find specific info ...so i emailed them and even asked if their lamp wavelength is 660 to 800 and something...and no answer yet. The person who responded to my question, did tell me she is having to go to other workers or look it up as she did not know. So still waiting. If you know or know how i can find out or look it up..pls comment on that.
Would highly recommend microneedling partnered with red light. When I tell you my skin is completely different! I got a long way with topical skincare for my skin after cystic acne as a teen. I got mine for 90 dollars on amazon but made sure it was up to standard. Make sure you check!
Excellent information. Lots of things you can do: I'd like to see you continue this series by trying the other wavelengths that increase cognitive performance, and muscular performance. Also, can you try/recommend a cap for hair loss? Maybe you can do interviews with the researchers who came up with these studies? Since you're a doctor you can probably get access to them, and ask relevant questions. Also, what about just going outside? If you are worried about UV, go outside in a shaded area? Like read a book in a gazebo? Won't you be exposed to the same red light? After all, white light comprises all the colors. I'd wonder how this compares to just doing some cardiovascular/working out in a lighted environment? Cardio would have lots of the same benefits and more like lowering cholesterol, improving memory and neurogenesis Anyways, keep up the good work.
I'm impressed with the lumara panel you used however I'm confused about no Infared light mentioned. I'm looking to purchase one of these flex panels but understood the two reds were important. Am I wrong?
Does the panel that you use also work on the neck area? Wondering if it’s large enough to cover the face and neck at the same time. Also, I have hashimotos, and have researched that red light therapy can help with that. What are your thoughts on that? Thanks in advance!
How does this compare to the BestQool panel you use in the other video? Is this better for facial anti-aging? Would I be missing out on all the sleeping and health benefits of using it on my body? Thankyou!
I was wondering the same thing. There is a huge price difference between the Bestqool panel and the unit he's promoting now. I'd like to know what happened with the Bestqool. Maybe it stopped working; these are things we should know so we won't purchase something that won't last.
Try using organic rose hip oil for scarring. It definitely gets rid of age spots, but I used it on a shingles scar and it completely disappeared after a few weeks.
Actually micro needling doesn't really work that much for scars. Siliconplasters can make them fade and laser or a plasmapen treatment. But you are handsome anyways, so don't bother 😉
@@kevinmorris9712 red light works by releasing nitric Oxide out of the mitochondria, that is the gas that your blood and body utilizes for vasodilation, which means the opening of blood vessels and increasing blood supply to the area, I'm sure you can figure out the rest 😉.it's also good for increasing testicular function.
Could you also review Laser vs LED devices! Would love to learn how you compare Laser vs LED vs Radio Frequency devices for anti-aging or skincare and haircare purpose. Thank you!! :)
Doc, you should try Yellow Light Therapy. Yellow Light only penetrates the skin between 0.5mm and 2mm, whereas Red Light penetrates far deeper. But the scars you're trying to get rid of are relatively superficial, and would probably respond better to Yellow Light Therapy. I personally haven't tried it yet, but will soon.
Thx for your response. Which is the best specific device to buy and where to buy it from and how much does it cost? This is for diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Appreciate your response and guidance. Ur God send.
Would love to know if this device could also work on the eyes. Or, is this just for the skin & or just a certain spectrum or can it be adjusted. I have heard new research coming out about red right therapy to improve stimulation of the mitochondria in the eyes to improve vision, by at least by 30%. Thank you.
Why not just get a heat lamp? A usual 250 W heat lamp emits some red light, but mainly infra-red. The only disadvantage seems to me that it uses a lot more energy than a IR LEDs . 1 Joules per second (J/s) is equivalent to 1 Watt. So a 250 W heat lamp delivers up to 250 J/s of energy mainly in the infrared. They are somewhat focused in one predominant directions. Assume the entire energy is radiated in 1/4 of the area of a sphere surrounding the light bulb. Assume you stay at a distance of 2 meters (R = 200 cm) from the lamp. Then the area of that partial sphere is (1/4) of the area of the sphere. Area of a sphere, given the radius R is A = 4 x Pi x r^2. Now take an exposure for 1 hour = 3600 seconds: Using R = 200 cm, part = 1/4, power = 250 W = 250 J/s; time=3600 s; The total energy delivered per cm^2 is: E = power * time / (part * 4 * Pi * R^2) = 7.1620 J/cm^2. If R = 1 meter, it's 4 times that, about 28 J/cm^2. So you need only 12 minutes at a distance of 1 meter to get the 5 J/cm^2: R = 100; power=250; time=12*60; part=1/4; power*time/(part*R^2*4*pi*R^2) = 5.7296 J/cm^2
I sunbathed in my teens and early 20s...years ago when scented mineral oil was considered responsible skin care. I have fortunately dodged any signs of skin cancer and have now been far more responsible over the last decades. I recall feeling like the sun was very therapeutic. I now presume that it was the penetrating IR that indeed had a therapeutic effect. QUESTION: Rather than "investing" in yet another bit of technology, as an aspirational luddite and minimalist, might I just get back to responsible sunbathing (using sunscreen and avoiding midday)? I.e., would a good UV block sufficiently permit the therapeutic end of the spectrum?
I found a red light cap for hair growth and began using it a few weeks ago. Obviously it is too soon to tell if it will help with hair growth but on the nights I use it, every other night, I sleep like a baby. It said to start with 5 minutes and work to 20 but I got the sleep benefit the very first night. I will continue to use it even if i don't have any hair growth. The cost was only 150. and I agree, try a cheaper one, you might be surprised. Not everyone can afford to spend a thousand on a light, even though we would love too.
Vese Manik Bhaiya app hamari Inspiration ho. Aj MBBS kar raha hu India mai par apke jesa banana chahta hu Love u a lot bro . have a wish to meet you once in life Thanks Bhaiya .
some of them have reduced sharpness on the beard luck of detail on the skin texture and look softened at least,But maibe i can't see right :)@@manikmadaan
@@ahnehtub2 I think every photo is going to be a tad different, due to different light or time of day, esp. if he didn't take them in the exact same spot.
Thanks for giving the great details 👍 . There’re so many red light therapy devices in the market that one has to be careful what we can use for , eg for skin, hair loss … Could you do a video for hair loss ?
❤next..., I would like to know your opinion on what helps most the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the Profound brain fougue, also anxiety...a lot, but they're related..TY so much))
Try sunlight on the back of your head and neck. It contains all the wavelengths mentioned in the video, and it's free. Seems to have helped a CFS patient I know. Just be careful not to get too much UV light - you can look up the UV index for where you live on the internet.
The number one thing that will help with that is SLEEP. THE most important thing when it comes to health. It cannot be overstated enough how important it is. Secondly, mentality. Fill your brain with positive thought. Reduce stress as much as possible. Eat clean and cut out sugar. I struggled with Fibro (/CFS) for 4 years. It snatched my life away. Went from an avid gym goer to bring bed bound for the majority of FOUR YEARS. The past 3 months, from doing the things I said, I’m a whole new person. I’m even starting to work out more and more each week. (Still nowhere near able to do a proper work out, but the progress is observable week on week and I WILL be 100% right again, soon :)
What about using red light on the hairline, on my head - would it have the same effect? I saw that there's a device that has all led lights and pulsations, is that a good combination? ufo something
Hello! Could you talk more about this specific panel? There's so much info out there about other panels and I'm struggling to find more information and reviews about this one.
Distance from the panel also controls dosage. A high powered panel can provide a similar dose to a lower powered one like yours just by increasing distance away from it. This also helps smooth out the dosage and helps to cover more of the body.
These lights are mass produced for years for party light sold in bulk at most Chinese stores. To charge $1800 is a scam. Heck to charge above $100 is a big ask. The reason theres a sudden price rise seems to be FDA clearance which is nothing but saying that the device is harmless vs FDA approval which is more stringent and says yes this works for the intended use. You used it for 6 months. So from summer to winter? From more sun exposure to less? As an Indian I have the same response I get darker in summer and fairer in winter. I would have liked to see some comparison to those who didn't use it exposed to the same settings as those who did of the same race. So far all the studies Ive read have been vague and has said there is something to look into but we just don't know yet.
I have just started researching red light and infrared light to relieve me from severe arthritis pain. I have seen panels that go from 660 to 840. There are also the kind that wrap directly onto the body with the same strength light. Would applying it directly onto the body give a better treatment instead of just sitting in front of a panel? Please I need advise. Thank you.
@@manikmadaan Thank you for taking the time to answer me. Is there any brand that is more reputable than others? I'm not asking you to "endorse" anyone. I also don't have a lot of money to spend. I've seen some that are in the high hundreds.
If a red light Mfr claims it works for hair loss, the 3 lettered agencies may shut them down. I use a $99 tendlite, 3 times a day for 2 minutes each and YES IT DOES WORK FOR HAIR GROWTH. I have been doing this for 3 years and it is hard to believe but it doesn't happen overnight. When I first started, I really didn't think it would work so I only did on one spot on my head. After about a year, I said, holy crap, this actually works and I had to start doing the middle of my head and my back bald spot. So now I am at a total of 6 minutes a day per in 3 locations for a total of 18 minutes. There is 100% chance this is true and works, at least for my 66 year old head.
Is this helpful for chronic disease-- Autoimmune conditions, gut dysbiosis (with systemic yeast) and malabsorption? How about for pain? Connective tissue disorders-- Lupus/Scleroderma and or Ehlers Danlos. If so, which wavelength?
Thank you so much! I've been looking into trying red light therapy at my local tanning salon, but even other doctors didn't give this much detail! I feel so equipped now lol
Hey Bhaiya love your videos and A very very Big fan of yours I am a NEET UG Aspirant Can you please make a video on How to avoid distractions and focus on our studies I have a problem like when I see videos on RUclips of different kind . I am just attracted towards it and think to pursue that profession While on the other hand after some time I realise that I have some other dream and this how some time my hole day gets wasted Love you Bhaiya Please please continue to post ur videos We Indians just love it Well the comment is now very big sorry 😅
She is absolutely correct. Not only she we all Indians are facing this when we see the gamers , roasters we begin to act like them and day gets wasted and we realise that I want to become Doctor like Maanik Bhaiya but till that day is been ended
@@VisionaryVibes778 Bhai same halat genuinely no difference but I am more attracted towards dancers not like gamers roasters but same situation of mine like you both Well ye sabke ke sath hota hai I am an MBBS 2 nd year student and mere saath bohot hua tha when I was preparing for NEET Mene to last month me Alakh Sir ke one shot dekhkar nikal Gaya tha pata nahi but han I got 630 . Par I don't have still answer of ur problem because I am still facing it 😂
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he called mitochondria the powerhouse of the cell and won our hearts.
exactly what we have been taught.. woOT!
Yes, many decades ago when I was in school, we were taught that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cells, and this resonated so deeply with me that I became fascinated with this topic.
Hilarious that he’s not even a real doctor 🤣
"say the line Bart"!
Speak for yourself. Absolutely hate it when people speak as if they are speaking for all. You are not.
I have also noticed how glowy my facial skin looks right after using red light.
so does mine, when I accidentally sit in front of the UV light. But, I thought that was a Sunburn 🥵 because the skin follicles were "burnt" 🔥🔥
The PhD that first spoke of the benefits of red light years ago, now deceased, said two red 250 watt halogen lamps from Home Depot do the job. Super cheap forget the big expensive lights
This isn't a 100% solution -> Light Wavelength: Red light therapy panels use LEDs that emit specific red and near-infrared (NIR) light wavelengths, typically around 660nm and 850nm, which are believed to be therapeutic. Halogen lamps emit a broad spectrum of light, including some red light, but not at the concentrated and beneficial wavelengths needed for red light therapy.
Light Efficiency: Halogen lamps waste a lot of energy generating heat and light across the spectrum. Red light therapy panels use LEDs which are much more efficient at producing the specific red and NIR wavelengths for treatment.
Safety: Halogen lamps can get very hot, potentially burning skin. They may also emit some ultraviolet (UV) light, which can damage skin cells. Red light therapy panels are designed for safe use on skin.
Sounds like those old-school bathroom sunlamp bulbs that warm you up when you get out of the shower.
It's all abot the wave lengths and power. No difference weither it comes from LED or halogen as long as the wave length is the same.
Do you use it? How much does it cost at Home Depot?
@@OolongG952 I use them and they work great. I sleep better and helps my hormones. I disagree with the guy bashing halogen lamps. The halogen lamps I have are not white or yellow they specifically have a red filter on them. The light from them is red and you don’t have to sit close to them you can sit a few feet away and they don’t burn I don’t know what the first comment guy is talking about.
Great information but i wish the before and after pics were taken in the same light
Yes right, his comparison is basically comparing apples to oranges
That's how ya sell a product! Also, don't smile during the before shot.
and preferably not filtered
I caught that also. Can't help but wonder why he had to do that if the therapy is legit.
The photos of your face are not identically illuminated. In the "old" image you can see two tiny reflected spots over the pupil in each eye. In the "wow, it's shiny," the reflected illumination image is clearly much, much bigger/brighter. I'd be far more impressed with two images using identical lighting.
Sounds like this is a paid promotion for the right light led company 😂
@@Anthony59754 it helped me cure serious disease. You can't go wrong with a flashlight that includes red and blue nm zone. The laser diode works better for reconditioning my skin.
His before photo even looks better. But, I need something like this 4x bigger or more. Put in in the wall. $100-$200. They should be able to do this with cheap plastic OLED printing. But potentially poisonous material. The ones they use in phones with very high efficiency, have different reject formulations that give different frequencies. Rejected due to not enough life span. At $100-$200, it would not matter.
Better than promoting those vaxses and boo sters that you have to take every month
They always do this. How difficult would it be to take photos in the same room but no; here's me in London and here's me in Hawaii 😎
Also the way he talks about the numbers of LED matters; LED have a long lifespan with a proper power supply. You're only going to use this thing for 5 minutes a day. A regular light bulb from IKEA lasts years being on for 16 hours a day.
If anything this thing powering 1800 LED's without a good power supply would cause it to last shorter. And the whole thing about uniformity...I don't know, it's a flexible panel that you move around, I think 300 LED's for your face alone is enough unless each LED only covers a very tiny area like 5mm.
I think this is paid promotion but presented in a sneaky non-sponsored way.
Hi - this video is very well done. One correction we would make - it is is not necessarily true that the more LEDs there are the longer they will last. LED chip efficiency depends on a large number of factors including: the class of compound semiconductor used to make the LED, the structure (doping, thickness, composition) of the semiconductor layers in the LED chip, electrode/contact design, light extraction structures added or created during fabrication of the LED chip, operating temperature and the current density. Current density is the amount of current per unit area of the LED chip. Of these factors, the most significant is the class of compound semiconductor used to make the LED chip.
Furthermore, LEDs in panels like ours use focusing lenses (also increases efficiency) and are typically driven much lower than their maximum (25%-50%) - minimizing heat creation to help ensure longevity. The bottom line is that there are several variables involved in the LED package and panel design, which will determine efficiency and longevity.
If you've enjoyed the benefits to your skin, we'd suggest trying a more full body setup! All the best - Team Mito
A true sales person
Just buy a regular incensement bulb. They output mostly red and especially IR. Majority of their output is IR. Its the closest thing to sun we have in terms of the red output. Way cheaper and wider spectrum than any LED. Don't waste money on these expensive setups.
What would you recommend for one who lost their sight after surgery.. Is it possible to reverse the damage and restore sight?
Probably the most comprehensive, well explained red light therapy I've watched so far. I literally learned a lot and most of the parameters you mentioned are the details I actually need when shopping for red light therapy devices. Thank you for making this video :)
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The best read life therapy review pretty much ever
Your video is very informative. Thank you. I like the illustrations! Research has shown that consistency of use is the key to results found with RLT. So, I tried a RLT face mask. It was expensive, when I purchased it a year ago.I followed the manufacturer's recommendation for minutes of use and frequency of use. I do self-massage on my face. My 70 year old face has changed. The skin behaves like younger ,plumper ,more elastic skin, even under my chin. The visible sun damage has diminished. I now make sure to sleep 8 hours each night and eat foods ,daily, to help my body to make healthy skin.Sunscreen and moisturizers are essential to my skincare,now.
Hello, which mask did you get?
Which brand red light mask are you using ?
*You have explained more about red light in terms that I can understand and given sources more than other video I've seen on this subject.* *Thank You!*
Great video! So informative and professional. Finally someone who knows what they talking about. Thank you.
Knowing expressively the materials used to make these devices the cost they are selling them for is outrageous
Right? they just surf on the fact that it helps with skin and antiaging
But what about the intensity and necessity to ensure such doses ? Does it justify the price ?
buying leds with such specs and making it our own should be hard though because output should be tested and confirmed
@@Fian_so it is super easy to test output and lumens. There is at minimum 10x mark up on price
@@Fian_so led illuminance light meter. 15 bucks
AGREEEED!!!
What a great video!! Your explanation was super understandable. Thank you so much! You also have such grace and poise on the camera 👏👏
Have you seen the green and blue led lights?
Green is excellent for reducing pigmentation, sun spots, and light scar healing. Blue is great for sterilizing acne-forming bacteria. We sell all three panels, however, the red is the most beneficial and widely studied
I came to learn about red light therapy, not only did I learn a lot but also feel like I learned Hindi as well - you've an awesome accent!
Congrats. I work with Light (Lasers and LEDs) since 1994 and I agree with you about all benefits your have presented.
It would be nice if you said you were sponsored by the producer of the led panel. This is a review of the product that they offered you for free.
this LED light brand he recommend almost feels like a scam, their website is really unprofessional and crappy, for a $1800 LED light, purchase process is shady as hell, customer service number is out of service, no return policy no shipping policy, cannot contact anyone in the company. if you're paid to do this, this is not right
@@Dec9779you replied to someone else's comments not the dudes video
@@garywilburn7384 I did on both on purpose
He still fully explained everything about red light therapy I did not know some of it but now more able to choose one.
I have red light panel , it does work . Mine is from PlatinumLed
I am researching this now for my face. But mainly for severe back pain, arthritis. Honestly I would do anything to get some relief and function back. If I could sleep better that would rock my world.
I have used it for pain, and that really does work, one just has to consistently use it. I have always wondered if the purchase of another larger unit is financially worth it.
Could be there's more to accomplish with dietary causations of inflammation, as well. Light alone won't cut it.
One of your best solutions(if not the best solution) would be to get inside of a sauna(at high temperatures for at least 15 minutes).
Join planet fitness they have an excellent stand up red light therapy. No way could I ever afford a $10,000 machine but for $21 a month can you use one
I used Castor Oil for arthritis, haven't had pain or swelling for 5 months now
Excellent video! One of the best I've seen even out of the other RUclips doctors. Thanks!!
the price of that LED is insane. can you recommend a very cheap one that does the same job ?
Unfortunately many devices, especially the cheaper ones don't meet the medical grade requirements and I read that they can even be compared to putting a lightbulb by your face... Which causes negative effects... Not benefits.
@@Seaotters.and.smiles it’s understandable but I mean what’s the best value, the one he’s advertising is obviously or seems at least very overpriced even if it’s good quality. I’m asking if there one with good quality to an affordable price
Thank you Manik! I LOVE the science and evidenced based science and breakdown of how red light therapy works and what it is doing. Especially the different wave lengths. I appreciate your time and efforts in bringing and sharing this information. Your work has helped me to move forward, purchase a red light and begin therapy. Many thanks!
Red light therapy clinics popping up all over my area in Florida. The cost packages for 15 minutes plus a whole lot of other poppycock are insane! For a few sessions I could buy two Infrared whole body domes. What would some good home/personal use infrared devices that you'd recommend?
Full body panel for muscular and anti inflammatory effects. Face masks for skin anti-aging
Contour light is I think the best my Dr charges $30 a session. Really helps with my pain especially nerve pain.
I just started the red/blue light therapy and i look and feel better after just 4 15 min sessions. I have RA and joint inflammation and im sleeping so much better because im not in so much pain anymore
Can you recommend which red/blue light therapy you are using? I have arthritis in my wrists & one knee & hip. Thanks.
Red is more specific to pain reduction and anti inflammation. Blue is more for acne reduction. So in your use case, you only need to get a red light panel.
Look up 'Alex Fergus' on RUclips. He does massive break downs and reviews on different price options for red light panels, which he further subdivided by regions (to avoid having to pay import tax etc).
And if you want more information on red light therapy for anti inflammation/pain reduction, Google Rhonda Patrick Red light therapy. She has a big blog page where she consolidated all the information by use cases and lists the studies that back up her information.
Thanks for going so deep into all aspects of red light!
As a biology teacher, I appreciated this video.
Skincare is sooo important, it's hard to put into words. Red light therapy has transformed my skin, improving its texture and reducing wrinkles. At 46, people often think I'm much younger! Got my RLT panel from Future Form Official, and it's affordable.
Ofc you did. Take your bot comment somewhere else
Affordable for you perhaps, well out of most people's budget, especially Canadians these days.
First time watching you. Great content man keep up the good work. Very educational. Subscribed!
Do you think we need 2 different devices? One for face/hair and one for body?
One commenter just bought a bulb and used her own lamp….said results were great with 2x30 minute sessions.
Try these for eyes if you are 40 and over
Its a scam..Saved you 15 minutes of your life.. youre welcome @13:34 day 1 vs day 178... two totally different lightings used to make it look different but no difference at all. in fact he looks worse in the latter.
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How about to use it for eyes improvement
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Before/ after pic set shows he wore glasses after.
The ones you can buy are EXTREMELY bright. So bright that the near IR waves light up my eyes through my skull at the right angles lol. I don't doubt it's good for your eyes but you'd have to be looking away from it and have it bounce off the walls. You'll go blind if you look at it.
Fascinating. What do you protect your eyes with while using this device?
I usually just close my eyes. But some people wear tanning goggles. The red light won't damage your eyes. It's your preference.
What is the name of your device and where did you purchase it?
go to the link he provides.
I just received my ILLUMINATE panel in the mail today. I'm so excited.
How has your experience been?
@@brian8647 Good, I ended up ordering a Mito Red Light because it has the near Infrared wavelength and i even use it my older dog for his arthritis and he loves it.
Does it work?
Has it worked?
Where did you order it ? I live in Canada
I use a 14$ infrared bulb from my local farm supply and have for YEARS. Helps with the redness of my teenager’s acne flare ups. Works amazing.
Infrared is not the same. I bought a red light lamp for €35 on amazon.
@@erastvandoren according to some studies you want near infrared and visible red light, and most infrared bulbs put out both. Especially if they're for farm animals and not actual IR illuminators
@@athmaid So is using the farm light just as beneficial?
@@hilan3094 I guess so? You could try contacting the manufacturer to find out the emission spectrum
Thank you, I have used red light therapy for a long time for my face. I love how you explained it. I also tried a blue light mask on my niece who was all broken out, but she fell asleep and did the blue light for maybe 30 minutes. When she woke up, her skin was clear. We couldnt believe it!
I just invested in a red light sleeping bag. Thank you for all your specifications. Super helpful. What kind of doctor are you or will you be?
I am psychiatrist
@@manikmadaan Very cool. I bet your patients adore you! Have you studied the gut-brain connection and the microbiome in relation to mood? I am a coach and have coached many doctors and nurses and a couple psychologists and psychiatrists. They are amazing people. Well, everyone is! Good luck with all you do and thank you again for this video.
Hi interested in which red light sleeping bag you have purchased and where from. Also what is your experience with it?
@@SassyO100 I have not received it yet. So I cant give you any clear info yet. I do know it has 660nm and 850nm and 2532 led lights. I also use a Red light face mask that seems pretty good. And that was from Dr. Rajani. And I have the Redjuevenator which I use currently until the sleeping bag arrives. The woman who makes that is leanne Vernier. The face mask I used on my niece was simply from Amazon.
I hope that helps.
12:56 unacceptable comparaison... not the same light...
this LED light brand you recommend almost feels like a scam, their website is really unprofessional and crappy, for a $1800 LED light, purchase process is shady as hell, customer service number is out of service, no return policy no shipping policy, cannot contact anyone in the company. if you're paid to do this, this is not right
He probable earns commission for pitching it.... which he didn't properly disclose.
Wait… I’m a lighting designer, why does this talk about power (and led #) but not the distance away from the source to the skin? The inverse square law would apply, wouldn’t it?????
Yes good companies give you those numbers, lookup PlatinumLED their page / website are better detailed. Also this company doesn’t disclose their power since it’s IP
Amazing video and information. We just got the one you have from Lumara Systems, your brand is affiliated with them. Question: There were no instructions to how to use the Power Supply. Looks like there are different levels and then pulsing. Not sure what that's all about. Just curious if you an speak about that and the preferred levels to use and how to use. I did write an email to the company and waiting to hear back. Strange instructions didnt come with the panel. Also nothing on the website. thanks.
I believe you got a newer variant. Mine doesn't have pulsing or different intensities. I would reach out to the manufacturer
@@manikmadaan Sir, can you do before and after photos in same lighting and angles? That will be more authentic and honest to see results.
Interesting
$1800 device to provide convenient at home treatments taking only 5 to 10 minutes multiple times per week (makes it easy to reliably do treatment)
Vs
Clinics charge $25 to $150 per session, not counting travel time to/from clinic and wait time at clinic. (More likely to skip treatments when you get busy.)
Plus can share device with spouse or family member.
LED’s should last years.
But there are much lower cost units that still work. It would be interesting to test the wavelength and power output to see if manufacturer specs on the cheap units are close enough to provide benefit.
Definitely doesn't have to be $1800. Mine is a base model one that's about two feet tall that cost $430. It's "spot targetting" but more than enough to get my entire back and front.
$2473, and it seemed like they wanted to add shipping on top of that for Canada. Ouch.
Manik is also affiliated with Lumara - I think it's odd he didn't mention that
check out hangsun infraheat lamp $120
I built my red light box for $60, inclusive. Love it.
I think there's a lot of value in the doctor's video, but the before and after photo isn't so honest. The lighting is significantly different - low light in the before - bright light in the after. Still, all the other info shared is wonderful, and I thank him for that.
Let’s be real-making time for red light therapy every single day isn’t the easiest thing to do. But, in the name of science (and my persistent headache), I decided to give it a try using the FF 1000 from Future Form Official. And, as much as I hate to admit it, it worked!
After suffering from a stubborn headache for three long years, just a few weeks of consistent use actually made it vanish. I originally started using red light therapy to boost my brain health and cognitive function, applying it for 20 minutes a day to my face, neck, and chest.
While I'm still not thrilled about committing to it daily, I can’t argue with the results. My skin is glowing, my head feels clearer, and I’m starting to believe this routine might be worth the effort.
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@@athmaid Thanks for pointing this out. They try and make it sound so realistic. So annoying!
I don't like to use pain medication. Instead I use near infrared light for pain & it's been a miracle. I am so thankful I found this light and highly recommend it. If you get the right one it's great. But you can't use it every day, because then it won't work. I use a little handheld 650 nM. Every 3 days is perfect. Length of time to use depends on strength of device. I genuinely keep it on the area of pain for 15 minutes. I have a separate device for what you are talking about here.
@Manik Madaan Do you recommend this panel for full body hyperpigmentation from ezcema?
If you are already young & healthy you may not feel alot of difference... But coming from a point of aging, pain and illness, you may feel dramatic improvements. It is very effective.
What about those single Infra Red lamps that are used to keep food hot and used in an infra red sauna, and some call them heat lamps and others say they are Infra read lamps and are said to be as good as the kind you talk about in this video for healing but ARE they real IR lamps and do they also help heal nerves, bones, muscle , skin, etc? Or are these single red lamps just good for heat ? The company or brand of kind i have is Feit. and no where did i find specific info ...so i emailed them and even asked if their lamp wavelength is 660 to 800 and something...and no answer yet. The person who responded to my question, did tell me she is having to go to other workers or look it up as she did not know. So still waiting. If you know or know how i can find out or look it up..pls comment on that.
Infrared is not the same as near infrared(NIR) or red light. It's a different wavelength. If you want these effects, you need NIR and red wavelengths.
Using both have shown greater results says Dr.gray
What device would you recommend for pain management ?
Would highly recommend microneedling partnered with red light. When I tell you my skin is completely different! I got a long way with topical skincare for my skin after cystic acne as a teen. I got mine for 90 dollars on amazon but made sure it was up to standard. Make sure you check!
Excellent information. Lots of things you can do:
I'd like to see you continue this series by trying the other wavelengths that increase cognitive performance, and muscular performance. Also, can you try/recommend a cap for hair loss?
Maybe you can do interviews with the researchers who came up with these studies? Since you're a doctor you can probably get access to them, and ask relevant questions.
Also, what about just going outside? If you are worried about UV, go outside in a shaded area? Like read a book in a gazebo? Won't you be exposed to the same red light? After all, white light comprises all the colors.
I'd wonder how this compares to just doing some cardiovascular/working out in a lighted environment? Cardio would have lots of the same benefits and more like lowering cholesterol, improving memory and neurogenesis Anyways, keep up the good work.
Would like a video on the benefits of Methylene Blue :)
The most definitely!! ))
@@poysm I have heard a lot about this.What is it??
What specifications on a device do you recommend for arthritis?
I'm impressed with the lumara panel you used however I'm confused about no Infared light mentioned. I'm looking to purchase one of these flex panels but understood the two reds were important. Am I wrong?
That’s what I was going to ask, does it have near infrared light?
Does the panel that you use also work on the neck area? Wondering if it’s large enough to cover the face and neck at the same time. Also, I have hashimotos, and have researched that red light therapy can help with that. What are your thoughts on that? Thanks in advance!
yes
How does this compare to the BestQool panel you use in the other video? Is this better for facial anti-aging? Would I be missing out on all the sleeping and health benefits of using it on my body? Thankyou!
I was wondering the same thing. There is a huge price difference between the Bestqool panel and the unit he's promoting now. I'd like to know what happened with the Bestqool. Maybe it stopped working; these are things we should know so we won't purchase something that won't last.
Subscribed. Thank you for this very helpful and informative video. 🙏
Great review doc. Very well said.
What would you recommend to heal neuropathy on the legs?
get a full body panel from amazon
Try using organic rose hip oil for scarring. It definitely gets rid of age spots, but I used it on a shingles scar and it completely disappeared after a few weeks.
Actually micro needling doesn't really work that much for scars. Siliconplasters can make them fade and laser or a plasmapen treatment. But you are handsome anyways, so don't bother 😉
Thank you for all the information and numbers!
Wonderful. Good at theory, and practical, and enthusiastic. A pleasure to watch and learn.
Thank you. This is very good info! Question: Does that helps with strained eyes? And will it improve hair loss??
The skin benefits are crazy for myself , energy sleep, workout recovery, and even make sexual health, hair, it's all true and works
Sexual health? Do tell.
@@kevinmorris9712 red light works by releasing nitric Oxide out of the mitochondria, that is the gas that your blood and body utilizes for vasodilation, which means the opening of blood vessels and increasing blood supply to the area, I'm sure you can figure out the rest 😉.it's also good for increasing testicular function.
Yeah, sexual health? Will it make your peepee grow?
Are you still also using the full body red light therapy from your previous video, a year ago?
Could you also review Laser vs LED devices! Would love to learn how you compare Laser vs LED vs Radio Frequency devices for anti-aging or skincare and haircare purpose. Thank you!! :)
He didn't have to call mitochondria the powerhouse of the cell, but he did. BASED.
Doc, you should try Yellow Light Therapy. Yellow Light only penetrates the skin between 0.5mm and 2mm, whereas Red Light penetrates far deeper. But the scars you're trying to get rid of are relatively superficial, and would probably respond better to Yellow Light Therapy. I personally haven't tried it yet, but will soon.
Nah bro green light is even better. Nature is green so your cells feel much more at ease therefore reverse aging.
Thx for your response. Which is the best specific device to buy and where to buy it from and how much does it cost? This is for diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Appreciate your response and guidance. Ur God send.
Would love to know if this device could also work on the eyes. Or, is this just for the skin & or just a certain spectrum or can it be adjusted.
I have heard new research coming out about red right therapy to improve stimulation of the mitochondria in the eyes to improve vision, by at least by 30%. Thank you.
Dr. Berne has a pair of red light therapy glasses on his website specifically designed for the eyes.
Why not just get a heat lamp? A usual 250 W heat lamp emits some red light, but mainly infra-red. The only disadvantage seems to me that it uses a lot more energy than a IR LEDs . 1 Joules per second (J/s) is equivalent to 1 Watt. So a 250 W heat lamp delivers up to 250 J/s of energy mainly in the infrared. They are somewhat focused in one predominant directions.
Assume the entire energy is radiated in 1/4 of the area of a sphere surrounding the light bulb. Assume you stay at a distance of 2 meters (R = 200 cm) from the lamp. Then the area of that partial sphere is (1/4) of the area of the sphere. Area of a sphere, given the radius R is A = 4 x Pi x r^2.
Now take an exposure for 1 hour = 3600 seconds:
Using R = 200 cm, part = 1/4, power = 250 W = 250 J/s; time=3600 s; The total energy delivered per cm^2 is:
E = power * time / (part * 4 * Pi * R^2) = 7.1620 J/cm^2. If R = 1 meter, it's 4 times that, about 28 J/cm^2.
So you need only 12 minutes at a distance of 1 meter to get the 5 J/cm^2:
R = 100; power=250; time=12*60; part=1/4; power*time/(part*R^2*4*pi*R^2) = 5.7296 J/cm^2
I never knew what brain fog was until I came out of a session of red light therapy and everything was absolutely quiet
What wavelength did you use?
Is the red light cap for your head the same light as for your face?
I sunbathed in my teens and early 20s...years ago when scented mineral oil was considered responsible skin care. I have fortunately dodged any signs of skin cancer and have now been far more responsible over the last decades. I recall feeling like the sun was very therapeutic. I now presume that it was the penetrating IR that indeed had a therapeutic effect. QUESTION: Rather than "investing" in yet another bit of technology, as an aspirational luddite and minimalist, might I just get back to responsible sunbathing (using sunscreen and avoiding midday)? I.e., would a good UV block sufficiently permit the therapeutic end of the spectrum?
I think that could definitely work, but the problems arises when day to day life gets in the way or it's a cloudy day
I read that you can get near infrared light first thing in the morning, or at sunset. It's all part of the earthing practice as well.
Yes in my view natural sunlight is far better for you. Remember too that skin cancer was not a thing until the advent of sun screens.
I found a red light cap for hair growth and began using it a few weeks ago. Obviously it is too soon to tell if it will help with hair growth but on the nights I use it, every other night, I sleep like a baby. It said to start with 5 minutes and work to 20 but I got the sleep benefit the very first night. I will continue to use it even if i don't have any hair growth. The cost was only 150. and I agree, try a cheaper one, you might be surprised. Not everyone can afford to spend a thousand on a light, even though we would love too.
Hi. Could you share any improvements you've experienced after 5 months' therapy? Cheers.
Vese Manik Bhaiya app hamari Inspiration ho. Aj MBBS kar raha hu India mai par apke jesa banana chahta hu
Love u a lot bro . have a wish to meet you once in life
Thanks Bhaiya .
So much clear information in such a short video! Thank you very much! You got a subscriber!
Use non altered photos (retouched) for before and after!
All of them are raw. You can put them through AI programs that detect Photoshop or other forms of touchups and it will tell you the same thing
some of them have reduced sharpness on the beard luck of detail on the skin texture and look softened at least,But maibe i can't see right :)@@manikmadaan
@@ahnehtub2 I think every photo is going to be a tad different, due to different light or time of day, esp. if he didn't take them in the exact same spot.
Thanks for giving the great details 👍 . There’re so many red light therapy devices in the market that one has to be careful what we can use for , eg for skin, hair loss … Could you do a video for hair loss ?
Great results! Do you apply any other product to your skin throughout the week?
moisturizer, sunscreen
@@manikmadaan👍
Is it better to use it at night or in the morning? Or it doesn’t matter when to use it?
❤next..., I would like to know your opinion on what helps most the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the Profound brain fougue, also anxiety...a lot, but they're related..TY so much))
I’m curious to know this as well!
Try sunlight on the back of your head and neck. It contains all the wavelengths mentioned in the video, and it's free. Seems to have helped a CFS patient I know. Just be careful not to get too much UV light - you can look up the UV index for where you live on the internet.
The number one thing that will help with that is SLEEP.
THE most important thing when it comes to health. It cannot be overstated enough how important it is.
Secondly, mentality. Fill your brain with positive thought. Reduce stress as much as possible. Eat clean and cut out sugar.
I struggled with Fibro (/CFS) for 4 years. It snatched my life away. Went from an avid gym goer to bring bed bound for the majority of FOUR YEARS.
The past 3 months, from doing the things I said, I’m a whole new person. I’m even starting to work out more and more each week. (Still nowhere near able to do a proper work out, but the progress is observable week on week and I WILL be 100% right again, soon :)
This is super interesting :) I own the Celluma light and I love it, but yours appears to be stronger....
Hi, considering your first video on the topic, do you still do the full body therapy?
yes, this video was just dedicated to facial anti aging.
@@manikmadaanhow come ya didn’t mention how ya still used the full body one? Also, do ya have a reccomendation between the 2?
Subscribed! I am also interested in learning about your full body protocol.
@@supracuriousBecause he's a scam. He's not gonna answer questions that his spidey senses tell him might expose inadequate research on his part.
@@Kube_Dog 🔥🔥🔥🔥
What full body panel would you recommend?
bestqool is the cheapest and the most effective at the price
Do you still use the body panel from your other video? Is it ok to use both?
Yes
Are all the parameters mentioned good for hair growth on the head? I'm assuming so since hair follicle is skin deep 🤷♀️
Thank you so much for the explanation! Well Done! Can you share with us where did you buy your LED?
In the notes
Just saw your other video! Do you prefer this panel over the other full body panel you originally usef?
For facial anti aging this panel is better. However for overall benefits the full body panel is great.
@@manikmadaan thank you!!
Im sold man.. where can i buy good full body light
What about using red light on the hairline, on my head - would it have the same effect? I saw that there's a device that has all led lights and pulsations, is that a good combination? ufo something
I need to research red light therapy for hair loss reversal and will make an update on it
Hello! Could you talk more about this specific panel? There's so much info out there about other panels and I'm struggling to find more information and reviews about this one.
Your channel is soo adictive for BIO lover .....Thanks for information ❤❤😊
Distance from the panel also controls dosage.
A high powered panel can provide a similar dose to a lower powered one like yours just by increasing distance away from it.
This also helps smooth out the dosage and helps to cover more of the body.
These lights are mass produced for years for party light sold in bulk at most Chinese stores. To charge $1800 is a scam. Heck to charge above $100 is a big ask. The reason theres a sudden price rise seems to be FDA clearance which is nothing but saying that the device is harmless vs FDA approval which is more stringent and says yes this works for the intended use.
You used it for 6 months. So from summer to winter? From more sun exposure to less? As an Indian I have the same response I get darker in summer and fairer in winter.
I would have liked to see some comparison to those who didn't use it exposed to the same settings as those who did of the same race. So far all the studies Ive read have been vague and has said there is something to look into but we just don't know yet.
I have just started researching red light and infrared light to relieve me from severe arthritis pain. I have seen panels that go from 660 to 840. There are also the kind that wrap directly onto the body with the same strength light. Would applying it directly onto the body give a better treatment instead of just sitting in front of a panel? Please I need advise. Thank you.
I would get a fully body panel that can't be wrapped around to decreased EMF and provide distance between you and the red light
@@manikmadaan Thank you for taking the time to answer me. Is there any brand that is more reputable than others? I'm not asking you to "endorse" anyone. I also don't have a lot of money to spend. I've seen some that are in the high hundreds.
Hi Lee Jacobs. Could you kindly share if you've experienced any improvements after the therapy?
Can you review the Irestore helmet for hair loss? Can you breakdown red light therapy for hair loss.
If a red light Mfr claims it works for hair loss, the 3 lettered agencies may shut them down. I use a $99 tendlite, 3 times a day for 2 minutes each and YES IT DOES WORK FOR HAIR GROWTH. I have been doing this for 3 years and it is hard to believe but it doesn't happen overnight. When I first started, I really didn't think it would work so I only did on one spot on my head. After about a year, I said, holy crap, this actually works and I had to start doing the middle of my head and my back bald spot. So now I am at a total of 6 minutes a day per in 3 locations for a total of 18 minutes. There is 100% chance this is true and works, at least for my 66 year old head.
Is this helpful for chronic disease-- Autoimmune conditions, gut dysbiosis (with systemic yeast) and malabsorption? How about for pain? Connective tissue disorders-- Lupus/Scleroderma and or Ehlers Danlos. If so, which wavelength?
There is research that supports it's use in hashimotos thyroiditis which is an autoimmune condition
@@manikmadaan could you refer the study?
This was a very informative video. Thank you!
Thank you so much! I've been looking into trying red light therapy at my local tanning salon, but even other doctors didn't give this much detail! I feel so equipped now lol
Hey Bhaiya love your videos and A very very Big fan of yours
I am a NEET UG Aspirant
Can you please make a video on How to avoid distractions and focus on our studies
I have a problem like when I see videos on RUclips of different kind . I am just attracted towards it and think to pursue that profession
While on the other hand after some time I realise that I have some other dream and this how some time my hole day gets wasted
Love you Bhaiya
Please please continue to post ur videos We Indians just love it
Well the comment is now very big sorry 😅
She is absolutely correct. Not only she we all Indians are facing this when we see the gamers , roasters we begin to act like them and day gets wasted and we realise that I want to become Doctor like Maanik Bhaiya but till that day is been ended
@@VisionaryVibes778 Bhai same halat genuinely no difference but I am more attracted towards dancers not like gamers roasters but same situation of mine like you both
Well ye sabke ke sath hota hai
I am an MBBS 2 nd year student and mere saath bohot hua tha when I was preparing for NEET
Mene to last month me Alakh Sir ke one shot dekhkar nikal Gaya tha pata nahi but han I got 630 .
Par I don't have still answer of ur problem because I am still facing it 😂
Agar Manik bhaiya ispr pura video bana de to sirf hamara nahi pura India ka hi fayda hoga kyoki sabhi Indians ise face karte hain . Par koi batayega nahi jese she has gurts to share
Yaar vese Manik bhaiya Psychologist hain vo help to karenge agar tumara comment viral hua too
Vese hum Indians itne paragraphs mai hi type karte hain kya
Hmae OET Dekar English Sudharni padegi taki Short me bata sake
Amazing video, great information. Thank you
I tried red light therapy and ended up in a seedy side of town.
What does that mean?
@@susanam4670I think he, or she may be talking about the Red Light District.
@@kobiecamp1134 😅😅😅
Despite your detour, I hope it ended up with a happy ending.