I used LED light for my mother's in law Shingles outbreak. Previously she was in pain for 6 months , along with taking meds. LED red light dried up her Shingles in 3 days, without ZERO meds.
I successfully put my Hashimoto’s into remission in just three months by following your protocol of vitamin D, probiotics, selenium, and inositol supplements. As I have subclinical hypothyroidism with elevated TSH and normal T4, my next goal is to gradually come off thyroxine medication.
I'm using my Life Pro box red/NIR light on my knee and feet as I right. My knee started hurting from carrying heavy stuff up and down steps (I'm 72). I take collagen and use castor oil, my LifePro vibration platform and red/NIR light on the knee and it feels better in a day or 2. Still carrying stuff up and down stairs. Glad you are addressing this therapy. I also started taking Lugol's iodine drops and feel more energy and less weight gain for the first time ever. I'll try the red light on my thyroid too, Thanks for your great information.
I had severe asthma for decades. I was on prescribed meds for 30 years. After I experienced covid and quickly recovered using the 10% inject we aren't supposed to discuss, I noticed fibrous lungs. I went back to the infrared sauna at my gym and used it maybe 4 times for 45 min. Within 2 weeks it was gone and I've never had trouble since. I have two Amazon red infrared lights. One was under $20, one under $50. I know they both work because it's just not myself using them, but my adult son and my husband for different reasons. All of us have seen improvements with our issues.
I am currently using a red light for chronic fatigue from long covid and to help my peripheral neuropathy discomfort. I was very interested to watch this video and have the possibility of helping my mild Hashimoto's (no meds yet). God created the NIR in the sun, so it makes sense we need it - and since getting into the early and late sunshine is hard in the winter, a device makes sense to use.
I had severe asthma for decades. I was on prescribed meds for 30 years. After I got covid, and quickly recovered using the 10% inject we aren't supposed to discuss, I noticed fibrous lungs. I went back to the infrared sauna at my gym and used it maybe 4 times for 45 min. Within 2 weeks it was gone and I've never had trouble since.
Thank you very much Dr Ruscio 👍really enjoyed this video, matter of fact, cogent and straightforward. Red light at 670 nanometres at low power of 8 milliwatts per cm2 is safe for the eyes by the way, in the morning, for 3 minutes once / twice a week (low power like this is ok for the eyes, no lasers though! ) . I agree many of the red light devices you see are way overpriced. This is great information, I had a demi-thyroidectomy several years back and take levithyroxine daily. I will start to use red light on my thyroid more regularly, great to see these results. I have improved my color and night vision and slowed the ageing of my eyes with red light, if anyone is interested please refer to my tube.
Best concise info on the net for numpties like myself as i am buying a device for my chronic fatigue, i understand the NANOS now thanks for my needs and am researching for eyesight as well, thanks Doc.
I use red light therapy for my ME and I feel it increases my resilience to developing PEM. I still get it, but it seems to take more activity to get it. Once I've developed PEM I think it helps recovery time. Not as good as lying in the sun tbh, but doesn't trigger my rosacea like the sun does and not that sunny here in the UK! I use Red Light Man. 4 wave lengths compared to the 7 of Platinum recommended here, but £170 cheaper for similar size and number of lights and still a good range of wavelengths.
I have Hashis and I have used Cood Laser to fix wrestling and bodybuilding injuries in the psy and my husband too. I was watching a video with an acupuncturist talking about fixing thyroid thru exercises. I know exercise stimulates blood flow. He said it’s important to free up neuropathways in the cervical spine to allow signals and blood flow to get thru. I was like “hey what if I used my Red Light Therapy on my neck.” And I searched UA-cam to see if anybody else had ever tried it and I stumbled upon this JUST released great video here! Thanks for the video! This is great!!!!
Thank you Dr! Especially Thanks for linking the device you recommend. I have been so confused about what red light to purchase! I had a huge red light lamp from the Mayo Clinic years ago but since leaving my home for remediation I no longer have🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s The Mayo has now come out that chronic Sinusitis is largely due to mold! I was there 25 yrs ago
I have been using a near infrared lamp for years and have realized numerous positive results. I also used a few diod (led) pads with very much less efficacy. I love my lamp.
Thank You! I bought a beurer red light and didnt know how to use this device. I will certainly use mine 15 min/2 days a week for 3 months Hope for good result
I have a Mito panel that I purchased for the skin benefits . I’ve been using it for a couple years now and the skin improvement is dramatic. But also, I recently had a checkup with my eye dr and he said that one of my eyes had a slight improvement. I’ve had pretty bad eyesight with the exact same prescription for 47 years, never has changed, until this visit. It wasn’t dramatic but still an improvement. Was it the red light? Maybe.
Andrew Huberman uses a red light bulb. Since I get my thyroid blood tests frequently, I will try the light bulb exposure too and see if I get good results. My thyroid function was destroyed as a side effect of Keytruda immunotherapy. I don't know the mechanism of destruction but want to see if I can stimulate repair and restoration.😊
I have used a near infrared lamp for years. I find it to be way more effective than the pads with small red diodes. The bulb is 275 watts so very powerful
use the red light in the morning, it does not work otherwise, has no effect on mitochondria in the afternoon or evening (if you want info on this watch any video by Prof Glen Jeffery on youtube)
I always wondered about using traditional wood stove for IR light source. Many of them come with a large "window" so one can feel the heat radiating right away, without waiting for the whole stove to warm up. I was growing up in a home with those stoves and remember that we frequently were enjoying the radiation by sitting close to them. Thank you for the important and reliable information you provide.
I love a nice wood stove fire. But if I think scientific about it I don’t think it’s efficient enough for red light therapy. The light is spread out and it’s inconsistent. Also you would have to sit so close to the stove that you would burn yourself. So I think it’s therapeutic and wonderful but not healing as controlled red light therapy. Not an expert though. Only a science teacher.
@@ascendingreality Yes, they use a narrow band of IR radiation but exactly why is it? Is it because that is know to be the most efficient application OR that is technically most feasible? My suspicion is that the latter one is the case. Mitochondrial absorption curves are not restricted to a narrow band. Looking at black body radiation below 1000K we see a lot more energy emitted in the IR region than visible light. Also, some traditional healers recommend to expose our selves to low intensity Sun radiation early in the morning or late in the afternoon. May be they were onto something without even knowing about the existence of mitochondria. Of course I am not an expert and would only hope that a knowledgeable person could explain it to me.
what are your thoughts on RLT masks that are being used course less dosage most are doing antiaging like the Omnilux... type brands. I've been using the Qure and over 6 months my tpo's have fallen 250 points and I've had to lower my thyroid meds. Guess I never put the two together. Gluten, dairy and egg free.
The red light therapy has help with my hashimotos symptoms. I’m getting my antibodies checked this wk. I put it right on my neck area where my thyroid is
Is this red light treatment a type/wavelength of light that is safe for people with systemic lupus? Or can red light therapy trigger lupus disease activity just like UV light from the sun or fluorescent lamps?
It shouldn’t since infrared and ultraviolet are two different types of radiation(fall on different areas of the spectrum). Names of the type of radiation aside, it all depends on the wavelength.
Does the skin/face have to be free of moisturizers, etc? And wouldn't it make sense to put hyaluronic acid on the skin (or some other beneficial, "anti-aging" ingredient) prior to engaging this therapy regularly? Wondering about the red light's ability to increase absorption of desirable substances. Thank you for this great info.
I got a device similar to the DermaLite Flex (sp?) that you showed for under $100 on Temu. I really like it as I can lie under it and get the back of my neck and shoulders to relieve the pain from sitting at the computer all day. I will start using more on my thyroid for Hashimoto’s as this is the first time I’ve learned it can help that as well. Thanks for the info.
I have Hashi Hyper. Will RLT overactivate the thyroid or halt the production of the antibodies? There is so much info on HYPO, but very little on HYPER. I don't want to overstimulate so it gets worse!! I'm trying to get my numbers to go up, not down. TIA if anyone can help.
Here is the thing. Once thyroid cell are destroyed by TPO antibodies, they don’t grow back. It’s like an amputation of a limb. Even if you could get the antibodies to go away totally, which to my knowledge has never happened it’s important to pay attention and understand all symptoms of low thyroid and include blood test several times a year. Your entire metabolic health depends on it.
How can it help for sleep? And what can I use so I can use or Red light Therapy around my eyes because I’m very sensitive to the light. I’m using the Biomax 300 panel that you mentioned here. The light is so strong that I have to use three blackout goggles and also a pair of disposable eclipse glasses on top of the goggles all at once so I can handle the light. But all of this is not allowing the light to hit on the skin around my eyes, which I am very interested in. What do you suggest me to do?
Fyi, none of the red light therapy companies are FDA ‘approved’. Red light therapy has been ‘cleared’ by the FDA as a low risk modality. To get FDA approval requires extensive clinical trials. Companies like Platinum and others simply register their products with the FDA for marketing purposes.
Hashimotos here, roughly 2 decades. Recently purchased a near and far infrared mat and also recently had full panel thyroid tests done. Next panel scheduled for late February. Will be interesting to see if any changes. Currently TPO antibodies at 40 - have not been able to reduce beyond this number for the last few years. Thanks for sharing this study.
Works either way. In some of the studies they include a "hyper" patient and show how their TSH levels "rose" in comparison to the hypo patients TSH levels coming down. RLT modulates the situation because it rebuilds tissue and revascularizes.
Part of this video was on hypothyroid and 6.7 is pretty high abnormal TSH. Was the top of the range for this lab test 4.0? Even 3 or higher can be considered subclinical hypo and cause symptoms. i was told I was subclinical for years and felt terrible. Yes this red light therapy can help; try it and keep retesting every few months. By the way most doctors don't understand thyroid and the lab tests. TSH is not the most important test, T3 and T4 should test in the top one third of the range or else that is also subclinical and not healthy. ALso endocrinologists are the worst doctors to use for thyroid as they only care about lab tests and don't judge by how the patient feels. Simply put I would start the red light usage and keep watching results, how your son feels and blood work, but thyroid patients need to educate themselves and learn more than the doctors know(unless you have good doctor like Dr. Ruscio here in this video or dr. Mark Hyman or some others.
@wayne7169 thank you for the response. Yes her dr said they wouldn't treat her till she was at 10 did no mention of how to prevent her from reaching to that level. I dont want her to need meds ever so I'm doing my best trying to be our own dr for now. Thank you again
Thank you for your video, I have bought a mask from Currentbody I have Hashimoto's but no treatment I used the mask 10 mn 5 days a week . My TSH and my TPO went higher so I stopped . What does it mean ?
I have hashimoto's, please read about the dangers of no treatment, a person can end up getting a thyroid storm. I hope you get to a good naturopath or endocrinoilogist soon. I'm not a doctor. My guess regarding the levels rising, I'm guessing it is because it is untreated and might not have to do with the light; are your levels rising without the light?
@@susupetals3189 Please tell me about the dangers of not treating. I have had Hashis for 12 years and I am not medicated. I have been told over and over that meds do nothing for the antibodies. My TSH is always in range. I check my antibodies twice a year. Sometimes they go up and sometimes they are down. Never below 100 though. The last time they went way up was because I was taking Biotin in a supplement. Maybe for skin? Once I stopped that, they came back down. There are many reasons that the numbers may up and down.
Wow, amazing! What do you think of the Solawave red LED devices? I got one that had a throat collar, so it’s perfect for the thyroid. It has a red light (630 nanometers) and near-infrared (830 nanometers.) They have specials and sales so I was able to get one for less than $200, maybe $160. Got this for aging skin but thrilled to find out it can help with thyroid health. Thank you for this video!
I have a question. Is it a benefit to use this device for chemotherapy damage. My sister is a great deal of pain in the uterus where the chemo did some damage. will these devices help with the pain and healing?
Hi Michael, almost seems like checking what Jack Kruse has to say might be worthwhile for you. Vermont talks may be worth a try? Thyroid gets damaged by non native, ill-timed (non circadian) electromagnetic radiation (light). And perhaps 'photobiomodulation' is just a new sphere to facilitate making profit through technology that attempts to substitute for the sunlight we should be exposed to. Great marketing. I'm far from making the point that PBM doesn't work. On the contrary, the fact that it has a tangible impact contributes to the impressive marketing power, but could we just avoid non native radiation and enjoy outdoors from dawn to dusk? What a shame getting people outdoors and away from non native radiation is so hard to convert into obscene profits.
I also saw something by Jack Kruse have similar questions. I know people who have seen results with red light therapy but I do want to investigate further. Sunshine is definitely healthy and also free.
You really need to use 830nm because the 630nm only reaches the skin. 830 goes deep into the body, that is why it is exclusively used in all of the testing.
I have left side itching near to belly button not in belly button what could it be . I had h pylori treatment and they gave anti acid tablets and ore pro biotic after that I had this symptoms. It is from 6 months I am scared and bit worried. Plz help me with ur words
I dont know if this helps but I also developed itching in my belly button after starting probiotics. It’s gone now and I dont know if its because I started to eat a handful of pistachio nuts before taking my probiotics ( pistachios are a pre-probiotic which helps the probiotic) or it just left. It was weird because I’d never had itching in or near my bellybutton before. Good Luck!
I don't want to lose weight. I have subclinical Hashimoto's but also Reynaud's and Sjogren's. Right now I am clearing out Lyme's so that hopefully the autoimmune issues will go down. I have an infared / red light panel. So far I have used it on my hands and feet for the Reynaud's.
Wow! Who knew? The sun is a like giving force the human body evolved with and replacing it in this modern world where few people are exposed is good for us.😂* life. Stupid auto.
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I used LED light for my mother's in law Shingles outbreak. Previously she was in pain for 6 months , along with taking meds. LED red light dried up her Shingles in 3 days, without ZERO meds.
I used red light therapy when I had shingles and also the blister were complete dry after 3 days as well 🙏🏻
I successfully put my Hashimoto’s into remission in just three months by following your protocol of vitamin D, probiotics, selenium, and inositol supplements. As I have subclinical hypothyroidism with elevated TSH and normal T4, my next goal is to gradually come off thyroxine medication.
I’m so happy to hear it! Congratulations!
It's grear what is inésitol.supplements please ?
How are you now?
good luck 👍
Where is this instruction located? I'd like the details; I have hashimoto's - thank you.
I'm using my Life Pro box red/NIR light on my knee and feet as I right. My knee started hurting from carrying heavy stuff up and down steps (I'm 72). I take collagen and use castor oil, my LifePro vibration platform and red/NIR light on the knee and it feels better in a day or 2. Still carrying stuff up and down stairs. Glad you are addressing this therapy. I also started taking Lugol's iodine drops and feel more energy and less weight gain for the first time ever. I'll try the red light on my thyroid too, Thanks for your great information.
Been using beurer bulb red light for over 20 years. Works great and costs $50.00 IR 800-1400nm. Works deep into muscles and bones.
Same , I have one of those ancient bulbs (different brand) and it works like a charm.
I had severe asthma for decades. I was on prescribed meds for 30 years. After I experienced covid and quickly recovered using the 10% inject we aren't supposed to discuss, I noticed fibrous lungs. I went back to the infrared sauna at my gym and used it maybe 4 times for 45 min. Within 2 weeks it was gone and I've never had trouble since.
I have two Amazon red infrared lights. One was under $20, one under $50. I know they both work because it's just not myself using them, but my adult son and my husband for different reasons. All of us have seen improvements with our issues.
I am currently using a red light for chronic fatigue from long covid and to help my peripheral neuropathy discomfort. I was very interested to watch this video and have the possibility of helping my mild Hashimoto's (no meds yet). God created the NIR in the sun, so it makes sense we need it - and since getting into the early and late sunshine is hard in the winter, a device makes sense to use.
I had severe asthma for decades. I was on prescribed meds for 30 years. After I got covid, and quickly recovered using the 10% inject we aren't supposed to discuss, I noticed fibrous lungs. I went back to the infrared sauna at my gym and used it maybe 4 times for 45 min. Within 2 weeks it was gone and I've never had trouble since.
Thank you very much Dr Ruscio 👍really enjoyed this video, matter of fact, cogent and straightforward. Red light at 670 nanometres at low power of 8 milliwatts per cm2 is safe for the eyes by the way, in the morning, for 3 minutes once / twice a week (low power like this is ok for the eyes, no lasers though! ) . I agree many of the red light devices you see are way overpriced. This is great information, I had a demi-thyroidectomy several years back and take levithyroxine daily. I will start to use red light on my thyroid more regularly, great to see these results. I have improved my color and night vision and slowed the ageing of my eyes with red light, if anyone is interested please refer to my tube.
Best concise info on the net for numpties like myself as i am buying a device for my chronic fatigue, i understand the NANOS now thanks for my needs and am researching for eyesight as well, thanks Doc.
now we know how bad fluoride has been for thyroids, too. get rid of all fluoride in water, toothpaste, meds, pfas etc.
I use red light therapy for my ME and I feel it increases my resilience to developing PEM. I still get it, but it seems to take more activity to get it. Once I've developed PEM I think it helps recovery time. Not as good as lying in the sun tbh, but doesn't trigger my rosacea like the sun does and not that sunny here in the UK! I use Red Light Man. 4 wave lengths compared to the 7 of Platinum recommended here, but £170 cheaper for similar size and number of lights and still a good range of wavelengths.
I have Hashis and I have used Cood Laser to fix wrestling and bodybuilding injuries in the psy and my husband too. I was watching a video with an acupuncturist talking about fixing thyroid thru exercises. I know exercise stimulates blood flow. He said it’s important to free up neuropathways in the cervical spine to allow signals and blood flow to get thru. I was like “hey what if I used my Red Light Therapy on my neck.” And I searched UA-cam to see if anybody else had ever tried it and I stumbled upon this JUST released great video here! Thanks for the video! This is great!!!!
Thank you Dr! Especially Thanks for linking the device you recommend. I have been so confused about what red light to purchase! I had a huge red light lamp from the Mayo Clinic years ago but since leaving my home for remediation I no longer have🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s
The Mayo has now come out that chronic Sinusitis is largely due to mold! I was there 25 yrs ago
So happy to hear it’s helpful!
I have been using a near infrared lamp for years and have realized numerous positive results. I also used a few diod (led) pads with very much less efficacy. I love my lamp.
@@barbaranichols7024 where did you buy it?
@@barbaranichols7024Was it the same kind of lamp used for raising baby chickens? Thank you.
There is a study about the eyes. 3 min per week looking into the light (either 30 sec every day or 3 times 1 min). It does improve „sharpness“, acuity
Thank You! I bought a beurer red light and didnt know how to use this device. I will certainly use mine 15 min/2 days a week for 3 months Hope for good result
Let me know how it goes!
Hey beurer doesn't have specific wavelength though?
any progression? :)
Sure appreciate all of your research to share with us
Thank you so much Dr! I have new hope that i can put my Hashimoto’s in remission now
My pleasure - I hope you can!
Wow, this is GREAT information !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have a Mito panel that I purchased for the skin benefits . I’ve been using it for a couple years now and the skin improvement is dramatic. But also, I recently had a checkup with my eye dr and he said that one of my eyes had a slight improvement. I’ve had pretty bad eyesight with the exact same prescription for 47 years, never has changed, until this visit. It wasn’t dramatic but still an improvement. Was it the red light? Maybe.
Andrew Huberman uses a red light bulb. Since I get my thyroid blood tests frequently, I will try the light bulb exposure too and see if I get good results. My thyroid function was destroyed as a side effect of Keytruda immunotherapy. I don't know the mechanism of destruction but want to see if I can stimulate repair and restoration.😊
I have used a near infrared lamp for years. I find it to be way more effective than the pads with small red diodes. The bulb is 275 watts so very powerful
use the red light in the morning, it does not work otherwise, has no effect on mitochondria in the afternoon or evening (if you want info on this watch any video by Prof Glen Jeffery on youtube)
Hi 24carrotgold8 Could you share if you've experienced any improvements on your thyroid functions after the therapy?
I have a mito box and I am enjoying benefits in my skin and knees.
I always wondered about using traditional wood stove for IR light source. Many of them come with a large "window" so one can feel the heat radiating right away, without waiting for the whole stove to warm up. I was growing up in a home with those stoves and remember that we frequently were enjoying the radiation by sitting close to them.
Thank you for the important and reliable information you provide.
I think the IR you can feel as heat is longer wavelength than the near IR used in light therapy.
I love a nice wood stove fire. But if I think scientific about it I don’t think it’s efficient enough for red light therapy. The light is spread out and it’s inconsistent. Also you would have to sit so close to the stove that you would burn yourself. So I think it’s therapeutic and wonderful but not healing as controlled red light therapy. Not an expert though. Only a science teacher.
@@ascendingreality Yes, they use a narrow band of IR radiation but exactly why is it? Is it because that is know to be the most efficient application OR that is technically most feasible? My suspicion is that the latter one is the case. Mitochondrial absorption curves are not restricted to a narrow band.
Looking at black body radiation below 1000K we see a lot more energy emitted in the IR region than visible light.
Also, some traditional healers recommend to expose our selves to low intensity Sun radiation early in the morning or late in the afternoon. May be they were onto something without even knowing about the existence of mitochondria.
Of course I am not an expert and would only hope that a knowledgeable person could explain it to me.
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
What a great observation!
My levothyroxine was stopped for 8 weeks and it was a horrible experience. Been almost a year to get my levels right again. Will never stop it again.
Levothyroxine causes cancer. I recently switched
what are your thoughts on RLT masks that are being used course less dosage most are doing antiaging like the Omnilux... type brands. I've been using the Qure and over 6 months my tpo's have fallen 250 points and I've had to lower my thyroid meds. Guess I never put the two together. Gluten, dairy and egg free.
I too am wondering about the Omnilux! I own the face device & am considering buying the neck device now.
The red light therapy has help with my hashimotos symptoms. I’m getting my antibodies checked this wk. I put it right on my neck area where my thyroid is
@@bring156 Do you have Hashi Hypo or Hyper? What does RLT do to your thyroglobulin antibodies? Thank you.
so what happend with the blood test?
@@bring156 What did blood test reveal? Did the red light help? What were your levels?
Thanks. I love your clear description. We use IR for cancer as well
the theraphy was performed with a lamp of how many watts?
I would like to recommend Totally Tan for those living in MN . It has helped me with SAD in the winter. Thet have tanning as well as 5 kinds of rlt.
Wow.
Wonderful presentation. Thank you.
I wish there were more deep dives into oral health and pbm
Thanks so much! 🎉 I bought one for my thyroid.
Is this red light treatment a type/wavelength of light that is safe for people with systemic lupus? Or can red light therapy trigger lupus disease activity just like UV light from the sun or fluorescent lamps?
It shouldn’t since infrared and ultraviolet are two different types of radiation(fall on different areas of the spectrum). Names of the type of radiation aside, it all depends on the wavelength.
@ thanks for responding!
Love your content❤
Very good information....thanks sir..👍
You’re welcome!
I have the BioMax and love it.
What about Long Covid Dr.? Belong to a Long covid group heard some are using them.
It's very healing, it helps my inflamed lungs and sinuses
This is soo interesting.. I wonder if a life long Hashimotis of 30 years plus, On pharmaceuticals Could Be healed?
Yes, I'm proof of this
I'm not on meds though
@@shelleweber2564 🦋
Hi Shelleweber could u pls share more details of your healing journey?
Fantastic want more information on everything
Does the skin/face have to be free of moisturizers, etc? And wouldn't it make sense to put hyaluronic acid on the skin (or some other beneficial, "anti-aging" ingredient) prior to engaging this therapy regularly? Wondering about the red light's ability to increase absorption of desirable substances. Thank you for this great info.
I heard applying Glutathione cream/serum before was helpful
Thank you so much for this info!
I got a device similar to the DermaLite Flex (sp?) that you showed for under $100 on Temu. I really like it as I can lie under it and get the back of my neck and shoulders to relieve the pain from sitting at the computer all day. I will start using more on my thyroid for Hashimoto’s as this is the first time I’ve learned it can help that as well. Thanks for the info.
Does this work for graves disease? Thank you..
What about Lumebox?
LOVE RLT!
I have Hashi Hyper. Will RLT overactivate the thyroid or halt the production of the antibodies? There is so much info on HYPO, but very little on HYPER. I don't want to overstimulate so it gets worse!! I'm trying to get my numbers to go up, not down. TIA if anyone can help.
I also have Hashimoto Hyper and would like to see a response to your question.
@@colleenfoley1726 RLT "modulates" the immune system and restores tissue and vascularization. So it is excellent for hyper or hypo.
Memo: 8-14 inches (20-35cm) for thyroid
Is this therapy redundant for patients who have undergone a thyroidectomy and receive all of their thyroid hormone via oral tablet?
You can’t energize what you don’t have
Can this help wuth hypothyrodism?
You discuss a laser, but what about a simple hand held torch?
Thank you thank you for this information Dr!!! So so informative… I will definitely check this out so it will be on my Christmas wish list!!! 🤩🫶🏼
So wouldn’t the sun be just as good if you live in like South Florida?
Thank you ❤
Red light does so many things soon devices will be in most homes one day.
Subbed!
Where to buy ? How many mins we should take red light therapy & r there any precautions to be taken to use ?
Here is the thing. Once thyroid cell are destroyed by TPO antibodies, they don’t grow back. It’s like an amputation of a limb. Even if you could get the antibodies to go away totally, which to my knowledge has never happened it’s important to pay attention and understand all symptoms of low thyroid and include blood test several times a year. Your entire metabolic health depends on it.
Thank you!
I lost my thyroid to cancer in 2015. About a year later, I developed a benign parotid tumor. I wonder if red light therapy would help shrink it?
How can it help for sleep? And what can I use so I can use or Red light Therapy around my eyes because I’m very sensitive to the light. I’m using the Biomax 300 panel that you mentioned here. The light is so strong that I have to use three blackout goggles and also a pair of disposable eclipse glasses on top of the goggles all at once so I can handle the light. But all of this is not allowing the light to hit on the skin around my eyes, which I am very interested in. What do you suggest me to do?
Fyi, none of the red light therapy companies are FDA ‘approved’. Red light therapy has been ‘cleared’ by the FDA as a low risk modality. To get FDA approval requires extensive clinical trials. Companies like Platinum and others simply register their products with the FDA for marketing purposes.
Good. If it’s not FDA approved that means it works
Hashimotos here, roughly 2 decades. Recently purchased a near and far infrared mat and also recently had full panel thyroid tests done. Next panel scheduled for late February. Will be interesting to see if any changes. Currently TPO antibodies at 40 - have not been able to reduce beyond this number for the last few years.
Thanks for sharing this study.
What about hyperthyroidism
Did you ever get a reply? I'm in same boat.
@hollydonovan4243 nope...been waiting too
@@lorrainemadrazo7498 I don't think we'll hear anything unless we sign up and $$ the big bucks.
Works either way. In some of the studies they include a "hyper" patient and show how their TSH levels "rose" in comparison to the hypo patients TSH levels coming down. RLT modulates the situation because it rebuilds tissue and revascularizes.
Hello Dr, huge fan of yours can I use infrared lamp ,thank very much .
Would this be helpful for subclinical hypo?
My 18 year olds tsh is 6.7 but everything else is normal. Neg for antibodies.
Yes
Get a GE 250 watt red heat lamp. Search gembared channel
Part of this video was on hypothyroid and 6.7 is pretty high abnormal TSH. Was the top of the range for this lab test 4.0? Even 3 or higher can be considered subclinical hypo and cause symptoms. i was told I was subclinical for years and felt terrible. Yes this red light therapy can help; try it and keep retesting every few months. By the way most doctors don't understand thyroid and the lab tests. TSH is not the most important test, T3 and T4 should test in the top one third of the range or else that is also subclinical and not healthy. ALso endocrinologists are the worst doctors to use for thyroid as they only care about lab tests and don't judge by how the patient feels. Simply put I would start the red light usage and keep watching results, how your son feels and blood work, but thyroid patients need to educate themselves and learn more than the doctors know(unless you have good doctor like Dr. Ruscio here in this video or dr. Mark Hyman or some others.
@wayne7169 thank you for the response. Yes her dr said they wouldn't treat her till she was at 10 did no mention of how to prevent her from reaching to that level. I dont want her to need meds ever so I'm doing my best trying to be our own dr for now. Thank you again
Thank you for your video, I have bought a mask from Currentbody I have Hashimoto's but no treatment I used the mask 10 mn 5 days a week . My TSH and my TPO went higher so I stopped . What does it mean ?
I have hashimoto's, please read about the dangers of no treatment, a person can end up getting a thyroid storm. I hope you get to a good naturopath or endocrinoilogist soon. I'm not a doctor. My guess regarding the levels rising, I'm guessing it is because it is untreated and might not have to do with the light; are your levels rising without the light?
@@susupetals3189 Please tell me about the dangers of not treating. I have had Hashis for 12 years and I am not medicated. I have been told over and over that meds do nothing for the antibodies. My TSH is always in range. I check my antibodies twice a year. Sometimes they go up and sometimes they are down. Never below 100 though. The last time they went way up was because I was taking Biotin in a supplement. Maybe for skin? Once I stopped that, they came back down. There are many reasons that the numbers may up and down.
Wow, amazing! What do you think of the Solawave red LED devices? I got one that had a throat collar, so it’s perfect for the thyroid. It has a red light (630 nanometers) and near-infrared (830 nanometers.) They have specials and sales so I was able to get one for less than $200, maybe $160. Got this for aging skin but thrilled to find out it can help with thyroid health. Thank you for this video!
Don't overdo it and take some days off. Start slower
Could NIR help with gut issues as well do you think?
Yes there are studies
I have hashimotos , i use my omnilux mask every night on my face. Should i use it directly on my neck also ?
As far as I understand yes right over thyroid gives you better results
Mister, where have you been?
I have a question. Is it a benefit to use this device for chemotherapy damage. My sister is a great deal of pain in the uterus where the chemo did some damage. will these devices help with the pain and healing?
With all the red light videos I have watched or listened to, I would say "yes definetly" - my opinion. .
Hi Michael, almost seems like checking what Jack Kruse has to say might be worthwhile for you. Vermont talks may be worth a try? Thyroid gets damaged by non native, ill-timed (non circadian) electromagnetic radiation (light).
And perhaps 'photobiomodulation' is just a new sphere to facilitate making profit through technology that attempts to substitute for the sunlight we should be exposed to. Great marketing. I'm far from making the point that PBM doesn't work. On the contrary, the fact that it has a tangible impact contributes to the impressive marketing power, but could we just avoid non native radiation and enjoy outdoors from dawn to dusk? What a shame getting people outdoors and away from non native radiation is so hard to convert into obscene profits.
I also saw something by Jack Kruse have similar questions. I know people who have seen results with red light therapy but I do want to investigate further. Sunshine is definitely healthy and also free.
Is red light therapy safe and recommended for those with grave’s disease? Thank you!!
I have hyper and looking for same answer. Did you ever hear anything?
Would you consider red light therapy for NON Hashimoto's hypothyroidism
Did you watch the video? He discusses this; YES
Thank you
Red light or Infrared light?? Its really a different sort of light ...
The panels are often mixed and the both work in similar ways
So I have a 630nm would you recommend the session be a few minutes longer since it is lesser nm's.
You really need to use 830nm because the 630nm only reaches the skin. 830 goes deep into the body, that is why it is exclusively used in all of the testing.
Memo: 10-20 min per day, 14 minutes might be the sweet spot
I have left side itching near to belly button not in belly button what could it be . I had h pylori treatment and they gave anti acid tablets and ore pro biotic after that I had this symptoms. It is from 6 months I am scared and bit worried. Plz help me with ur words
I dont know if this helps but I also developed itching in my belly button after starting probiotics. It’s gone now and I dont know if its because I started to eat a handful of pistachio nuts before taking my probiotics ( pistachios are a pre-probiotic which helps the probiotic) or it just left. It was weird because I’d never had itching in or near my bellybutton before. Good Luck!
Get some blood work done perhaps
Aliexpress sells an 815nm torch for 30$
At least for my achilles tendonitis my Dr's laser is effective whereas my expensive red light panel is not. Maybe thyroid is different.
is there a real danger of overdoing it? wanting to get a panel and use 15 minutes per day
If you "overdue" it you cancel out the benefits. It is critical to get the "dosing" accurate.
@@theuranianastrologer14 so, how do you figure that out?
Cant the sunlight give the same or even better results than an Infra red therapy?
Well, you get the burning, damaging spectrums of light from the sun also...so moderation is key.
Memo: redlight stimulates complexes between 3 and 4
cytochrome c
Could red light help Ulcerative Colitis?
I did read somewhere that red light can help with IBS and IBD. It would be super interesting if some research was done on that.
@@ascendingreality maybe I try it out
I think the channel Pottengers Human has a video on this subject.
Memo: Just like people cells can also have unproductive days
memo: the farther away you are from the gadget the more superficial (skin) it works
I heard LED light harmful. So would not led red light be Harmful as well.
That’s hand held device is a joke . No one wants to hold that small thing for ten minutes . Get the larger panel with stand or a mat.
I don't want to lose weight. I have subclinical Hashimoto's but also Reynaud's and Sjogren's. Right now I am clearing out Lyme's so that hopefully the autoimmune issues will go down. I have an infared / red light panel. So far I have used it on my hands and feet for the Reynaud's.
So… I can use powerful cold laser therapy on my thyroid?
Memo: Lasers are more powerful and therefore less safe
But by laser, he is not referring to a handheld torch like Soleil Well, correct?
Well it help wet macular degeneration
Gee that nice that red light works well on Hashimoto's. It sure is expensive!
Not if you buy a size that just treats your face and neck area.
A red light bulb in a lamp you already own works, too.
Sunlight is free. Morning and late afternoon.
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If it's just improving the thyroid ''terraine'' then why didn't they try it on HYPERTHYROID? And be a cat's best friend.... ttyl
There is a mask for 425$ with a neck and was made by an md
A red light bulb works too. Much cheaper.
No, it does not unfortunately.....
Must be the 830nm wave. This wave in practically unseen to the human eye. Red light bulb will not work.
Wow! Who knew? The sun is a like giving force the human body evolved with and replacing it in this modern world where few people are exposed is good for us.😂* life. Stupid auto.
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