Red Light Therapy Experiment for 1) Reducing White Hair and 2) Improving Skin

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You can’t extrapolate this directly from rats. Humans would generally need a longer exposure time than just 2 minutes. Also as far as benefits for organs deeper in the body, like the heart, you can’t expect humans to necessarily get the same benefits. Penetration depth of the light is a much bigger problem in case of humans than rodents because humans are much larger than rodents.

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I hope light therapy and skin/hair gets more attention in the coming years. There’s clearly something going on but the devices and protocols are too heterogeneous.

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#32

If nothing else it looks cool.

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I assume this is the source: Low-level laser therapy for the treatment of androgenetic alopecia in Thai men and women: a 24-week, randomized, double-blind, sham device-controlled trial 2018

Thai article: They have such a high rate of fraudulent articles that I wouldn’t put much confidence into it… Did other teams reproduce the finding?

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#36

Please provide scientific evidence to back your claim if “it is a scientific fact”.

Also, this is not Reddit here; we aim for a higher level of conversation.

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#37

u can google…there is no requirement for others to provide u with google scholar support dude

#38

If you don’t want to be banned, I suggest you change your behavior.

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