LED Light Therapy
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£100

LEDS stands for Light Emitting Diode which is a tiny computer chip encased in glass. Each LED wavelength of light which includes Amber, Deep Red, Light Red or Infrared light provides unique therapeutic benefits. It is engineered to emits a sooting, gentle warmth.

Like photosynthesis, whereby plants absorb and convert sunlight into energy they can use to grow and thrive, human skin and body tissue work in the same way to absorb therapeutic light emitted by LEDs and use it as a source of energy to stimulate the body’s natural restorative processes. LightStim emits UV-free beneficial light rays that can help reduce and eliminate fine lines wrinkles and assist the body in its inherent pain-relieving process.

What is LED Light Therapy good for:
It increase local blood flow circulation so the body can naturally relieve pain and promote total wellness. It is an excellent for the temporary relief of minor muscle and joint pain and stiffness, arthritic pain or muscle spasm, increase in local blood circulation and relaxation of muscles.

Requires no recovery time and is good for all skin types.

Overview

  • Category: Light experiences
  • Purpose of the experience: It increase local blood flow circulation so the body can naturally relieve pain and promote total wellness. It is an excellent for the temporary relief of minor muscle and joint pain and stiffness, arthritic pain or muscle spasm, increase in local blood circulation and relaxation of muscles.
  • Will there be a physical touch between the recipient and the creator? : No
  • Pick an emotion(s): Joy, Optimism, Trust
  • Location of the experience: Venue
  • Risks involved: Even though this type of treatment is generally very safe, negative effects may occur. As a consequence of light therapy, patients can complain of irritability, headaches, eye strain, sleep disturbances, and insomnia. Mild visual side effects are not unusual but remit promptly.
  • Who should avoid it? Under 18? Pregnant? Allergies and phobias? : under 18, pregnant
  • Should the recipient source medical advice prior to this experience? : No
  • Do you offer medical advice for this experience? : No
  • Your bio and contact: Apogii Clinic Notting Hill
  • Location: London
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