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Has anyone tried red light therapy? I tried it for a week or so and soreness, joint pain is gone. Been using red and NIR together, seems too good to be true
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Yeah

It’s a meme. Tried it thrice
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>>77531292
Placebo bullshit. I think some people just want to be scammed into buying expensive gadgets.
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>>77531292
Worked quite well for me in recovering a torn muscle. I’m a believer.
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>>77531366
>>77531367
We know how it works. We have studies that it works. But because you tried it thrice... sure it doesn't work... i bet it was some 3w lamp
You can even measure your blood sugar levels on the days you do it and on the days you don't and see it for yourself. But good luck being a retard.
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>>77531548
Yeah you’re not fooling me big red light.
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>>77531292
It's real in the sense they can demonstrate it working in a lab on cells. As far as the light actually penetrating google says 3-5cm for near infrared wavelengths. Which seems too optimistic. I have no doubt it can work on your skin and maybe balls but I doubt it can work anything really buried in their like the shoulder joint bands. The question is how do you find independent verification for whatever nanometer wavelength of light this needs to be to begin with.
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>>77531548
I have seen $50 lights on amazon I thought of these types when i saw them. shame chinese companies have the right to sell anything nowadays, even worse everyone has the internet
>>77531709
there are laser devices that are supposed to go way deeper, meant for joints that i am seriously considering, but i dont think i even need because my $200 light works so well. i can verify mine goes through my hand into my eyes, pretty sure NIR only at 850, its white. i have seen devices that go up to 1000 as well but i am a beginner
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>>77531292
I get plenty of red light therapy in the backrooms at the stripclub
can't say if it's helping
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>>77531292
I remember these redlights being very popular back in the early 90s. A lot of bathrooms had them, entire population who got them realized they did fuck all other than make an annoying buzzing sound. Sounds like this shit is coming back again after almost 30 years.
God it is so easy to scam the fitness community, its absolutely insane.
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>>77532240
its not a red colored light genius, its the light near infra red (600-800nm) that facilitates photobiomodulation. its a real thing, your opinion is worthless if you know nothing about a subject. thanks
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>>77532259
Yea it wasnt just a red light bulb dumbass. It was obviously different due the annoying buzzing sounds it made. These bulbs were much larger and flatter.
Keep getting scammed though, im sure you still have ice baths too.
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>>77532271
yeah those are heat lamps, they also put them in subs so you can preserve night vision. if they put them in a bathroom you would fry your mitochondria. see my earlier comment, a google search and a little humility can save you from looking stupid
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>>77532301
>implying anythign different would happen
Im sure there is significant difference right? It cant be negligible to no effects, right?
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>>77531292
I’m not against it, but why do I only ever see it being promoted in the least trustworthy locations? Stupid girl influencers, the twink in OP, and it’s probably on qvc.
I am pretty sure there are benefits, but the devices are ridiculously priced and always look like chinkshit.
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>>77532335
because its better to stand out than to actually have something real. It does nothing
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>>77532335
>>77532341
if you actually know something about red light, lets hear it. i dont operate on vibes. you can also just google it. i heard about it from doctors so i tried it, and it seems to work. they also say it can make you smarter. you can get a starter light for $250
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>>77532357
>it seems to work
>you need to prove me to it doesnt work
work what though?
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>>77532394
i mean if you know something about it, like you used it and got cancer or at the very least know what i am talking about i would like to hear it. it seems to work like my pain is gone and i feel great and have more energy which i assume is atp. i dont care how anyone feels about it or thier knee jerk reaction. hope this helps
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>>77532423
I tried it, does nothing. Is that good enough for you?
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>>77532357
Why did you (you) me? I said I am not against it because I have heard there are legit benefits in studies, but I was questioning why it is being sold in the shadiest ways possible. And there is no fucking way this shit should be costing $250. It reeks of being a fad and snake oil.
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ionno bro, are you a tomato plant?
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>>77531292
Only for my hayfever and it seems to work.
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The sun hands out free red light especially at sunrise/sunset
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>>77532860
Incorrect, highest at noon, only red gets through the skin. At dawn/dusk it has already spent a lot of its energy getting through the atmosphere on an angle
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lizard people
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>>77532357
The effect sizes are not very impressive, and the experimental design raised some eyebrows when I was looking into it.

Like maybe it has a use for going from 99% to 100% recovery because you're a Tour de France rider or something, but there are almost certainly cheaper, higher impact things you should square away first.

Furthermore, if it were a real medical device, it would be marketed at trade shows, not on IG or Tiktok.
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>>77531292

noshill - works. buy it from shenzen idea light limited on alibaba, they are the producer for all big name brands.

i got it after reading all the photobiomodulation papers, decided its either 300 bucks ill spend for life or 300 bucks to learn a lesson. unlike other shill stuff, this one does have research and is actively used in sports therapy. like a doctor will literally prescribe it to you.

my experience:

>turn 30 and see bday photos
>large bald spot on the back of my head
>all around thinning
>face getting wrinkly
>beard has a bald patch that wont grow

got one, started using it.
didnt really feel nothing first few times, but well ok ill keep on doing it.

about 2 or 3 weeks in, holy shit it started feeling good.

its been like 2 years of constant use now.
the bald spot on head is mostly gone, not fully but there is now hair there, still bit thin at that spot but great improvement around it where it was thinning. beard bald patch is gone, its been there my whole life so thats great.

my joints etc feel much better, before id often have wrist issues, now its great.

skin got much better too, when i see my friends vs me, its giving late 20s vibes compared to their definitely 30s vibes.

so yea do it, be patient, be consistent.
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Anyone know where to get the bulbs or emitters for these? So if you wanted to build something custom you could do that or test them.
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>>77531548
These are the types of people that fall for herbal testosterone boosters.
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>>77531292
I spent $1000 on a lamp and it's alright. It does make you feel "something" but it's not immediately clear that it's beneficial, it feels more like some kind of strange energizing stimulus.
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>>77531292
why does it seem like there are chinese posters here trying to advertise this product?
its a bit strange because the fitness community is easy to scam but somehow no one is falling for this one?
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>>77533989
what do you mean? people have been buying these things like crazy for several years and there are a million chinkshit devices, masks, etc. on amazon
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>>77534371
>people have been buying these things like crazy for several years
I have never seen a single person throughout my entire life have this. Not even a gym.
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>>77534404
learn something new every day huh
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for me it's a u-v lighting in my room
>jackson pollock
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>>77534404
weird way to tell us u havent done sports at a high level

all top physio clinics and therapy centers have them lol
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>>77534565
Because it's a new fad that people want. Of course as with all fads it's probably bs
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>>77535772

what?
this has been used since early 1990s and then it was expensive af and rarely available. google photobiomodulation history, 33678141 on pubmed.

i first had it like 20 years ago in a european hospital when i was rehabing my leg

nowadays its easily available so it became more popular with rise of biohacking and influencers dropshipping. thats why it became a trend lately.

but its like a computer, before not every house had it, now they do.

red some studies u dumbass
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>>77534565
>weird way to tell us u havent done sports at a high level
and? You just said people have been buying this like crazy and now you want to shorten the goal post to only elite level athletes have these?

Shilling out this product this hard on 4chan isnt going to work if it didnt work in the general population you chinese posters
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>>77531292
Complete scam. Probably very slightly damaging and in no way beneficial.
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>>77535799
>thats why it became a trend lately.
>this has been used since early 1990s
Its one or the other anon. It cant be just becoming popular due to sponsorship advertising and it always have been popular at the same time
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>>77535799
>but its like a computer, before not every house had it, now they do
>red some studies u dumbass
lmao, this anon >>77533989 may be onto something
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>>77531548
im sure it does work for some people depending on the root cause of their problems. mine is 1300w i think and i havent noticed any meaningful difference. I dont think its the panacea that some grifters want you to think it is.



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