Q – What is the output from the PTI Photopuncture Torches?

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Q – Can I purchase Light Tools with my Health Insurance?

Although in its infancy, Light Therapy is now being recognized by many insurance companies. Both in reimbursing customers for Light Therapy Sessions with Certified Light Therapists practitioners and for the purchase of in-home Light Therapy Systems. Each insurance company will have its own rules but here are some of the “best practices” we have put

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Q – Is Light Therapy Safe?

Low level light therapy is safe and clinically proven for the treatment of a variety of skin and pain management conditions. Light therapy is also non-toxic, non-invasive, and an affordable alternative to prescription drugs and harsh topical treatments.

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Q – Can Light Therapy be used over Clothing?

The best practice is to have any area of the body that you want to receive Light be fully exposed. Some light will penetrate if the light source is applied directly to the fabric and the fabric is touching the skin. The darker the fabric, the less light will reach the body.

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Q – Are there times when I should NOT use Light Therapy?

There are certain times when Photobiomodulation is contraindicated and ought not to be used. Some drugs, including a few antibiotics like tetracycline, may make the individual light-sensitive. Check with your physician if you are taking medication before beginning Light Therapy. Photopuncture (a.k.a. acupuncture with light) can stimulate some acupoints that can trigger contractions. Check with

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Short History of Pad-Based PBM Systems

We often get asked by many of the professional level Pad-Based Light Therapy systems look so much alike. Much of the original technology for what you see in the InLight, CareLight, HealthLight, NeuroLight (etc.) products was all originally designed by David Melone for Nadine Donahue of BioScan Systems/OmniLight in the early/mid 1990s. By the early

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How does Light Therapy (aka photobiomodulation) Work?

Therapeutic wavelengths of Light (mostly Red and Near-Infrared) are absorbed into the body and trigger a biochemical effect in the mitochondria of the cells. The mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell — it’s where the cell’s energy is created. The energy-carrying molecule found in the cells of all living things is called ATP (adenosine

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