Red light therapy is used by many people as part of their wellness routine, and photobiomodulation is the subject of ongoing research. Here are the areas people most often focus on:

1. Skin and Complexion

• Collagen: Research into photobiomodulation examines how red light interacts with collagen in the skin, a topic many associate with fine lines and skin elasticity.
• Even Skin Appearance: Many users include red light in their skincare routine to support an even, fresh-looking complexion.

2. Recovery After Training

• Cellular Energy: Research into photobiomodulation looks at how red light interacts with energy production at cellular level, a topic often discussed in the context of recovery.
• Muscle Soreness: Many people use a session after a workout as a fixed part of their training routine.

3. Relaxation for Joints and Muscles

• Areas Under Strain: Many users apply red light to joints and body areas that feel strained after activity, as part of their relaxation routine.

4. Circulation

• Blood Flow: Circulation is one of the topics examined in photobiomodulation research, alongside the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to tissue.

5. Sleep and Wellbeing

• Circadian Rhythm: The relationship between light exposure and the circadian rhythm is an active field of research.
• Wellbeing: Many users describe their session as a calm, relaxing moment in the day.

Note: redtreat products are LED wellness devices, not medical devices. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Any studies referenced relate to general photobiomodulation research and say nothing about the effect of a specific redtreat product. If you have health-related questions, please consult a doctor.