Alternative & Holistic Health Services

What is Light Therapy?

A form of treatment that has been independently studied for more than 40 years worldwide. Visible and infrared light have been shown to affect positive therapeutic benefits to living tissues and organisms on a cellular level. Lumen Photon Therapy's equipment offers 7 specific settings to promote different levels of tissue healing and regeneration.

Pain and inflammation can arise in people as a result of disease-based conditions, physical trauma, work-related stresses, training, or other high performance activities. When looking for long-term solutions to these problems, many traditional western medical practitioners have been recommending the use of light energy therapy. Clinical tests have been conducted by NASA, Stanford University, and the Mayo Clinic, proving that light energy, or photon therapy, is able to help relieve pain and inflammation.

Light energy therapy stimulates the natural healing power of the cells in your body. Photon therapy is a simple, effective, non-pharmacological medical alternative to prescription medicine or invasive surgery. In many cases the management of acute or chronic injuries and post operative wounds now includes the use of photon therapy because it is quick, cost-effective, and easy to administer. Photon therapy is widely used in human medicine in many cosmetic applications.

Lumen Photon Therapy is happy to provide a new system of photodynamic therapy products utilizing state-of-the-art technology, that can help provide a complete and lasting resolution of many health issues when coupled with a medical diagnosis. All InLight products are designed to help activate the natural healing processes in the body and can be used in the home, office, or while traveling.

Using safe, super-luminous light-emitting diodes (LED's) to produce photons at different wavelengths in the near-infrared/visible red spectrums. It can be of help to people with widely ranging ailments such as:

• Increased local circulation (important for people with restricted circulation in the extremities)
• Reduction of pain (neck, back, joint, etc.)
• Soft tissue injuries, fibromyalgia, repetitive stress disorders, TMJ, chronic pain syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome
• Degenerative joint conditions like arthritis or bone spurs
• Sinus problems
• Headaches