Here’s the lowdown on Red Light Therapy, straight from the science nerds but without the overload of science jargon:
An extensive meta analysis in The Lancet (2009) proved that people with chronic neck pain actually felt less pain after undergoing Red Light Therapy. It's not a miracle cure, but if you’ve ever woken up feeling like a robot with a rusty neck, you’d probably be down to try it.
A 2014 study conducted in Lasers in Medical Science showed that participants with osteoarthritis in their knees saw genuine pain relief and better movement/increased mobility after just a month of RLT. Yep, only four weeks! Less hobbling, more living.
A randomized, double‑blind, placebo‑controlled clinical study In Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2016) found that athletes who used RLT before exercise performed better, bounced back faster, and even got stronger and faster compared to the placebo group. Honestly, who wouldn’t want a cheat code for exercise? Bottom line: the science is stacking up, it’s not just Instagtam and TikTok hype.