Trifecta 450 Red Light Therapy Treatment Information
Red Light Therapy (RLT) promotes overall well-being, anti-aging, reduces inflammation, relieves pain, improves workouts recovery, speeds up wound healing, rejuvenates the skin, and more… Utilizing a matrix of precisely calibrated red and near-infrared LED lights, our cutting-edge therapy beds bathe the body in evenly distributed light wavelengths.
These specialized wavelengths penetrate the skin, kickstarting a cascade of beneficial effects. By stimulating the mitochondria at a cellular level the whole body is positively affected. Importantly, this accelerates cellular energy production, facilitating the body’s innate natural healing mechanisms allowing for whole body rejuvenation.
RLT has been shown to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin – two essential proteins responsible for maintaining skin elasticity and firmness. It has demonstrated the capacity to mitigate oxidative stress in the skin by activating antioxidant enzymes that neutralize free radicals, thereby reducing their damaging effects on the skin cells. Ultimately, it can reduce the appearance of wrinkles and promote a more youthful complexion. It offers many benefits regarding skin health, ranging from enhanced wound healing to improved complexion and skin tone.
Red and near-infrared light has demonstrated remarkable potential in promoting muscle recovery and reducing the time required for tissue repair, and by penetrating deep into the layers of our musculature, triggering a cascade of beneficial effects that expedite healing and enhance overall muscle resilience. Studies have demonstrated RLT contributing to improved muscle performance, enhanced muscle recovery, and mitigating muscle damage.
RLT has also shown potential in alleviating joint pain linked to specific types of arthritis, such as osteoarthritis, which mostly affects fingers, knees, and hips, and rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease that causes joint inflammation. It has demonstrated great promise in boosting blood flow and oxygenation to joint tissues, which in turn may facilitate healing and curb inflammation. It does this by promoting the release of nitric oxide which in turn aids in dilating blood vessels.
Research has shown that exposing fat cells to red light can stimulate the production of the enzyme called ‘lipase,’ responsible for breaking down fats into smaller molecules that can be more easily metabolized by the body. The process, known as lipolysis, results in the release of fatty acids and glycerol, which can then be used as fuel for the body or excreted as waste. RLT also enhances the body’s capacity to derive energy from fat molecules, ultimately leading to a more efficient metabolism.
