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Red Light Therapy

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Accelerate cellular healing and reduce inflammation.

Our Theralight 360+ harnesses the power of Photobiomodulation Therapy (PBMT), a well established means to make use of the healing power of light at precisely calibrated and adjustable wavelengths that penetrate at the cellular level. Specifically, both red and near infrared light is used to activate the mitochondria whereby ATP production is enhanced, providing a significant boost of energy to our cells and ultimately benefitting our entire body.

Targeting activation of mitochondria through specific wavelengths of light enhances the production of ATP, in turn optimising cellular energy, reducing the detrimental effects of oxidative stress and and improving overall well-being.

Available at:  Brisbane, Sunshine coast

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for 20 mins total
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Benefits of Red Light Therapy

Red light therapy uses RED and near-infrared light (600-1,100nm). In typical “light bed” applications, these light wavelengths are non-thermal (little to no heat). Applied properly with the correct wavelengths, light specifically targets cells. Stressed cells deprived of oxygen are competing with free radicals to utilize oxygen to produce energy known as ATP (adenosine triphosphate).

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Boost Circulation and Cellular Energy

Using red and near infrared wavelengths of light resulting in increased circulation and cellular energy production.

Reduce Your Signs of Ageing

Minimising the damaging effects caused by oxidative stress which contributes to acute and chronic pain and accelerates the aging process.

Accelerate Recovery

With an increased rate and quality of tissue repair, Red Light improves muscle performance, enhances recovery and reduces pain.

Reduce Pain and Inflammation

Trusted by athletes and amateurs alike, the Theralight 360+ is designed to benefit anyone committed to taking their personal fitness to the next level.

Try one of our Red Light Therapy protocols

We have combined Red Light Therapy with other equipment into specialized health protocols
  • Infrared: 45 min
  • Contrast: 20 min
$59
1 hr 10min

Afterburn

Using infrared light to raise your internal body temperature will increase your metabolic rate and help eliminate toxins from the body. Combined with contrast therapy, the Afterburn protocol provides an effective fat burn & body refresh.
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    $119
    1hr 45m

    Detox

    Raising internal body temperature through both near and far infrared light encourages the body to sweat and eliminate any built up toxins. Combined with the improved blood flow provided by contrast therapy and the increased uptake of oxygen provided by oxygen therapy, the detox protocol is the ideal set up for those wanting to feel refreshed and rejuvenated.
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    Our Locations

    TH7 West End

    • 196 Montague rd, West End
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    TH7 Noosa

    • 97 Noosa Dr, Noosa
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    TH7 Yeerongpilly

    • 26 Queens Way, Yeerongpilly
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    TH7 Mt Gravatt

    • 1437 Logan Rd, Mount Gravatt
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    TH7 Newstead

    • 19 Longland Street, Newstead
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    TH7 Cleveland

    • 4-10 Doig Street, Cleveland
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    Understanding Red Light Therapy

    Red light therapy, also known clinically as “photobiomodulation,” is very different than far-infrared saunas. Saunas use invisible far infrared waves to penetrate the body to activate sweat glands using heat. These waves are extremely warming, unlike Photobiomodulation. Far-infrared applications (such as a sauna) vibrate the water molecules in your body. This vibration weakens the ion bonds until the water breaks down into encapsulated gasses and toxic materials to be excreted. This assists the body’s ability to detoxify.

    Red light therapy uses RED and near-infrared light (600-1,100nm). In typical “light bed” applications, these light wavelengths are non-thermal (little to no heat). Applied properly with the correct wavelengths, light specifically targets cells. Stressed cells deprived of oxygen are competing with free radicals to utilize oxygen to produce energy known as ATP (adenosine triphosphate). Light (or photons), hit the cell and are absorbed. This absorption disassociates the free radical (Mitochondrial nitric oxide – mNo) from the cell to allow oxygen to take its rightful place and resume optimal energy production (ATP) in the Electron Transport Chain.

    Schedule Your Red Light Therapy Session Today

    If you’re intrigued by the benefits of Red Light therapy, book your session today for maximum convenience. Easily manage your appointments online.

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    Red Light Therapy FAQs

    Can I wear glasses or prescription contacts whilst laying in the Red Light Therapy bed?

    Certainly, all glasses and prescription contacts are fine.

    Can children use the Red Light Therapy bed?

    Of course, children under the age of 18 just need to be accompanied by an adult and have their waiver signed.

    How many sessions should I do?

    To begin with, we recommend 1 per day. After 10 initial sessions or you’ve seen improvements in condition you can taper off to one every 2 days for maintenance. Any more than one a day is not detrimental but offers no additional benefit.

    What is the difference between red light and infrared saunas?

    Red light and infrared saunas both utilise light at different wavelengths to promote health benefits. Red light therapy uses visible red light (630-660 nm). These wavelengths of light are beneficial in improving energy, cellular health, muscle recovery and performance. On the other hand Infrared saunas use near, mid and far infrared lights, which are outside the visible spectrum, to generate heat. Infrared light penetrates the skin more deeply than red light, reaching muscles and tissues, and creating a heating effect. This deep heat promotes sweating and increased circulation without significantly raising the ambient temperature of the sauna.

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    We use the most up to date research to match protocols with health outcomes.

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