Red Light Therapy Update #2 - Rouge Care Canada

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  • Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
  • Here is the second update after about 8 weeks of using my Rouge Care Canada ProG3 red light. The results have been astounding. Use the custom link to order your own red light and support this channel indirectly.
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  • @naej1977
    @naej1977 Рік тому +5

    Red light therapy greatly helps my sleep with parkinsons

  • @jerrym1070
    @jerrym1070 Рік тому +4

    So glad to hear all of the great results from red light therapy .

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому +1

      Thanks Jerry, I am very grateful😊😁😀

    • @jerrym1070
      @jerrym1070 Рік тому

      Been learning about skin biopsy test .
      ALPHA SYNUCLEIN TEST
      Supposedly it can prove PD . He is still confused and couldn't get his guess out of him . Kept the meds the same . Been researching this statement made on MRI last year ( prominent perivascular space symptoms ) .
      Symptoms
      ( Other general symptoms associated with VRS dilation include headaches, dizziness, memory impairment, poor concentration, dementia, visual changes, oculomotor abnormality, tremors, seizures, limb weakness, and ataxia ) . No clue what Ataxia is , doesn't sound great🥺
      Crazy
      I guess i will wait 6 months to ask abou itt . Sometimes I think they don't tell you what they are thinking . Like Tory said takes them awhile to dial it in .
      I guess .
      Hope you are doing great Brother

  • @AY-lv6we
    @AY-lv6we 9 місяців тому +2

    Good for you. Keep it up. Try SYMBYX helmet from Australia

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  9 місяців тому +2

      Hi, yes I have been in touch😊 with Symbyx. Hoping I can bring their product on the channel😊😁😀

  • @jeanninehill6009
    @jeanninehill6009 Рік тому +7

    This is wonderful news, David!! I'm so happy that your energy is up, your restless legs are quieted, and you are sleeping through the night!! These are all the issues that I struggle most with, so I am definitely going to look into this. Thanks for your willingness to give red light therapy a try and for keeping us posted on your progress 😊

  • @SDWP
    @SDWP Рік тому +3

    Congrats on all the improvements.

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      Hi Michele, I think it's made a difference in my skin tone as well, I'm pretty sure I have less wrinkles.😀😁😀

  • @toryberch
    @toryberch Рік тому +3

    That's awesome David
    Your getting some pretty good perks 😃

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      Hi Tory. It's been good so far. Hopefully others get positive results as well.😀😊

  • @lindsayh.8503
    @lindsayh.8503 2 місяці тому +1

    I’m trying to get my mom on board with red light therapy, but she seems to think it’s snake oil despite all the research and science backed evidence they have for it. Thanks for your video I will be sure to share it with her. Great content!

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  2 місяці тому

      Hi Lindsay, the red light helps so much, I would be lost without it. I get it, how can red light make us feel better, I hear that comment all the time. I always say the sun gives us vitamin D and helps things grow, like plants. I have more red light videos on my channel. Here is the first one I made.
      ua-cam.com/video/U4uVYsPBI_c/v-deo.html

  • @sarahhill2170
    @sarahhill2170 Рік тому +3

    Love the way you said OLDER😂 .so glad about this red light therapy.especially about hair growing and your extra energy level.its just wonderful what's out there different things to help.just a shame everything is so expensive.but it's really good news David especially with you reducing your tablets ..👍👍👍

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      Hi Sarah, thanks for getting the joke lol. Yes, the red light therapy is surprising me with results, and I am very thankful for that. I'm hoping I can get the nano version for travelling. This couldn't have come at a better time with my rescue medication in doubt.😀😊😃

  • @leonardgebhart2064
    @leonardgebhart2064 Рік тому +2

    Sure is good news. I am thrilled at your good results using the red light treatments. 😊

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      Me too😀. Who would have thought a light could be so effective!

  • @laurensoto8551
    @laurensoto8551 Рік тому +3

    Hi!! I came along for some hair growth tips and ended up feeling so happy by the end of this video! You’re so funny truly just subscribed ❤

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      Hi Lauren, so happy you found the channel, and I am glad you get my humor. Did you get the hair tips you were looking for? 😀😁😊

  • @GoProGoalieUzi
    @GoProGoalieUzi Рік тому +2

    That's great buddy!! 8hrs of sleep??? WOW❤ I'm happy that it is working for you!!

  • @michaelhylanddpt
    @michaelhylanddpt Рік тому +2

    I’m so happy for you with these results David!! I’m amazed in the best way!! 👏

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      Thanks Michael I am very surprised and interested to see what the maximum benefit is 😆👍

  • @CJB32177
    @CJB32177 Рік тому +2

    Thanks!

  • @ASHEEHAN
    @ASHEEHAN Рік тому +2

    Thanks for the update.

  • @peteraustin9715
    @peteraustin9715 Рік тому +3

    Some of the the benefits you mention from red light therapy are weirdly close to those I have received from taking high dose vitamin B1. My hair is growing faster and thicker. My skin feels better. My ups and downs in medication have levelled out somewhat. However an uninterrupted eight hours sleep still eludes me. My friends say I am mentally sharper and smile more. My journey with vitamin B1 has taken many months and will take some months more. Getting the correct dose and the timing of the dose is a pain, for me at least.
    I am going to experiment with a simpler, and cheaper, red light and infra red lamp from Amazon - it emits the relevant frequencies.
    Have you tried Inulin? It's a prebiotic that has helped reduce my feelings of anxiety and manage my food cravings. If you try it, I suggest you start with a low dose, perhaps two grams per day, because it can give you wind, bloating, and pain. Thank you for your transmissions. 8-)

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      Hi Peter, it sounds like you have tried a lot of different things to help ease your symptoms, and thank you for sharing your experiences. I have not tried inulin, but I will add it to my list of things to check out, thank you. Glad to hear the B1 therapy is working for you.
      That's great that you are going to try some Red light Therapy. One of the reasons I went with Rouge is because they have their products independently tested and verified.
      Thanks for your comment😀😊

  • @adelbertantonio2937
    @adelbertantonio2937 Рік тому +2

    This red light therapy machine is quite expensive though. The price is close to $2,000.

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      Hello Adelbertantonio, thanks for reaching out. Yes, it does cost a little more, but I feel quality of product will provide better results. Rouge was also willing to have their product tested in the open public, and it has been a big help to me. Their products are also independently tested to ensure quality.
      In the it's up to you of course, and there is no pressure to purchase their products. As a sponsor of this channel I am very grateful for Rouge's support and for giving me the chance to share their willingness to support the Parkinson's community. I hope this helps😀😁😊

    • @adelbertantonio2937
      @adelbertantonio2937 Рік тому +1

      @@LifewithParkinsons One way to help is not to skip the ads. I’m also from Canada. Cheers!!

    • @adelbertantonio2937
      @adelbertantonio2937 Рік тому

      @@LifewithParkinsons Ok the other red light therapy machine that I’ve seen is made in Australia by Symbyxbiome.

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      @@adelbertantonio2937 Yes, not skipping the ads does help. Great to hear you are from Canada. Have you seen this petition I've been working on? Would you please sign and circulate to others with Parkinson's? petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-4528

    • @lacharmer441
      @lacharmer441 11 місяців тому

      Ya there are better panels for less money. Make sure you get one that pulses!

  • @SessleIsosceles
    @SessleIsosceles Рік тому +2

    Take a serious look into supplementing Bromantane

    • @LifewithParkinsons
      @LifewithParkinsons  Рік тому

      Thanks, I will look it up.😀😁😊

    • @SessleIsosceles
      @SessleIsosceles Рік тому

      @@LifewithParkinsons Bromantane acts instead through genomic mechanisms, which produce rapid and long-lasting increases in the expression of tyrosine hydroxylase (TH) and aromatic L-amino acid decarboxylase (AAAD or DOPA decarboxylase), which are both key enzymes of the dopamine synthesis pathway.[6] These effects have been found to occur in a variety of regions of the brain, including the hypothalamus, striatum, ventral tegmental area, nucleus accumbens, and others.[7]
      Research has indicated that amantadine and memantine (compounds of the same class as Bromantane) act as agonists on the σ receptor (K = 7.44 µM and 2.60 µM, respectively). The σ receptor is involved in the dopaminergic effects of memantine, and this mechanism of action may extend to similar compounds, possibly including Bromantane.[8]
      Furthermore, animal studies have indicated that administration of Bromantane increases protein kinase C activity in the brain by up to twofold or more. The pharmacological effects of this compound appear to correspond to activation of cAMP-, Ca2+, and phospholipid-dependent protein kinases.[9]

    • @SessleIsosceles
      @SessleIsosceles Рік тому

      @@LifewithParkinsons essentially it makes the DNA in your brain semi permanently upgrade to be able to produce more dopamine, stimulant and anxiolytic effects. Further research has indicated that it accelerates physical restoration after exercise in normal conditions, as well as under hypoxic and hyperthermia stresses. Research has also indicated increased learning capacity and antagonism to sedative actions of tranquilizers, increased body temperature, improved movement coordination, and immunomodulation actions after administration in human and animal studies.[3]