Thanks, Nick, good advice. Do you have any recommendations for brain red/infrared light devices? I know Vielight has some products - how do they rate? Are there other good brands?
Just looked up the vielight, and does look useful for brain benefits. My go to is to have a multipurpose panel, which can be aimed at the forehead for brain benefits, or other parts of the body for other benefits such as sleep improvements or inflammation reduction. These can be found here: mychondria.com/
Hey, I noticed you don't put the link to your website in your information section of the video, probably best to include that on all of your videos and your youtube shorts to drive viewership to your products ;)
@@mychondria Had quite a few bad experiences with overseas deliverys in the past so ill probably stick to something local. But appreciate the offer and ur content 👍🏽
@@mychondria will all regions of my brain receive therapeutic effects of the infrared wavelengths considering it’s only pointed towards the front ? Some people use intranasal red light devices as well . I’m thinking of placing it directly in front of me as opposed to the recommended distance
@@Mijn3023 the study we referenced in our “cognitive benefits” video was when the researchers aimed towards the forehead, as this is assumed to be the easiest place for the light to penetrate through the skull.
@@Mijn3023 it’s probably true that you would receive that much infrared light, but that would be across the entire spectrum. Remember there are key frequencies in this range which stimulate your mitochondria. These are the ones red light therapy devices emit
I’m like watching this in the first hour of waking up 😢
Thanks, Nick, good advice.
Do you have any recommendations for brain red/infrared light devices? I know Vielight has some products - how do they rate? Are there other good brands?
Just looked up the vielight, and does look useful for brain benefits. My go to is to have a multipurpose panel, which can be aimed at the forehead for brain benefits, or other parts of the body for other benefits such as sleep improvements or inflammation reduction. These can be found here: mychondria.com/
Due you know if philips hue can accurately replicate the range of light?
Seems there’s a few variants. Do you have a link for the specific product in mind?
@@mychondria I think they are called "white and colour ambiance" globes. The full range ones they have.
U look way better without the mustache, maybe the red light got it.😅
Hey, I noticed you don't put the link to your website in your information section of the video, probably best to include that on all of your videos and your youtube shorts to drive viewership to your products ;)
Thanks for the recommendation. Will get into that 🙏🏼
Hey would you recommend any UK brands? It seems like Helios has specs that resemble MyLight the closest
Just had a quick look, their specs do look good. If you are after a MyLight in the UK we can also arrange shipping to you (free)
@@mychondria Had quite a few bad experiences with overseas deliverys in the past so ill probably stick to something local. But appreciate the offer and ur content 👍🏽
What duration and distance do you recommend I position my infrared panel toward my brain to experience cognitive enhancing effects ?
What device are you currently using?
@@Mijn3023 yeah that guideline can work, although you could do less and even 10-12 minutes per day at that distance.
@@mychondria will all regions of my brain receive therapeutic effects of the infrared wavelengths considering it’s only pointed towards the front ? Some people use intranasal red light devices as well . I’m thinking of placing it directly in front of me as opposed to the recommended distance
@@Mijn3023 the study we referenced in our “cognitive benefits” video was when the researchers aimed towards the forehead, as this is assumed to be the easiest place for the light to penetrate through the skull.
@@Mijn3023 it’s probably true that you would receive that much infrared light, but that would be across the entire spectrum. Remember there are key frequencies in this range which stimulate your mitochondria. These are the ones red light therapy devices emit