Super Hero Healing – How Red light Therapy Can Accelerate Wound healing

Heal like a mutant Wolverine

Accelerated healing is an attribute for the comic books, the super hero's, the wolverine like ability we would love to have.

Is it possible to accelerate the wound healing process by using technology older than life itself.

Maybe so...

By harnessing red and near Infrared light and our own biology, the results are real.

Supported by Scientific Data

More and more evidence from global studies are reinforcing the beneficial effects of red and infrared light.

One incredible benefit being the ability to accelerate the healing process.

So how does light therapy assist the healing process?

Light and the Human Body

The human body is simply incredible, its genius.

It's mostly perfect and made up of over an estimated thirty seven trillion, yep, I said seven trillion cells and within them are the all mighty Mitochondria.

Mitochondria are organelles that power the body, through energy production in each cell. That's a lot of energy, and they're  what's needed for our every action, even breathing. No mitochondria, no life, no thing.

The metabolism process that occurs in producing energy has given insight into some of the greatest findings in human biology over the past decade.

When the environment is nutrient dense and the thrive environment is active, this gives cells what they need to function optimally as chemical oxidation of glucose to carbon dioxide in the Mitochondria needs to happen.

An effective metabolism and process helps to protect the cells and maintain a healthy body. This is essential as in the event of low Mitochondrial function is disease including cancer.

It is understood there is a link to pretty much every disease and Mitochondrial activity or a lack of function.