Phototherapys Mood Altering Effects by Brad Richdale Marketing Newsletter

The most significant general advantageof LEDs can be found in its mood-altering  properties. The motivational advantage pretty much applies to alltherapeutic solutions with LED—direct or indirect LED light therapies. That effect is connected either to colors (also known as frequencies, wavelengthor spectra) or light intensity (we commonly call brightness).  So first we look at the result of the variousLED light therapies and then what role motivation plays in how a therapy can actuallywork with LED.

Bright white light (called white waves) are used for dawnsimulation to treat depression. Redhues are either used alone or often used in combination with bluehues for muscle and other deep pain recovery as well as for circulationimprovement. Color therapy is aspecial field where a combination of colors is used to regulate emotional moodand lift mental conditions (Zezell,2001).

Using LED light in those therapiescan have broad based advantages. The ability to customize light spectrums and color combination togive off the exact kind of light needed per condition allows LEDsincredible flexibility.  And because nofilter is needed to regulate light, LED light therapy is much more effective—noloss of light happens since there are no filters used to obstruct it.

LEDs pack huge punch in termsof intensity and brightness that in turn come from great number tiny units. Yeta package of a large array of them is still relatively light and can have avery compact design which makes portability easier to manufacture.

When LED light therapy employs blue light it is designed to alert your body as the bright blue skiesof daylight does. Apollo, acompany with a long-term interest in commercializing light therapyproducts concluded through extensive research that LEDs have a significantmotivational effect.  On the other hand many independentresearch organizations have found that redlight also has profound effects on the body. According to two studies bythe Mayo Clinic, IR light or red light can be employed to regulate your body's circadian clock(the biological clock) that is otherwise done by the daylight of the sun.  In either case - blue or red light – enhance primal regulatory systems thatsubconsciously control the body and offset poor triggering from the lack of sunand blue sky light. Psychological problems such as depression brought on by systemsthat are poorly triggered by the lack of sun and blue sky can be counteracted with Phototherapy (Willis, 1997).
 
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