What is Transcranial Photobiomodulation

[@barkingspider2007]

Hey, I know older folks who would greatly benefit from this technology. Most are one SSI check away from eating cat food. $4,500.00 is out of the budget for them. It would be great if the product could be "scaled up" to bring the cost down and get the product to market faster. The $1.00 cost per light in the device is stated as part of the problem, 1070nm being not commonly used. 1. Crowd fund a large \ scaled up production. 2. use a USB interface. 3. Make the software available on Android \ Iphone 4. Get the office visits down to $60.00 per consultation. Get some big names involved, Dave Asprey, Tim Ferris, Tony Robbins. MILLIONS OF Baby Boomers are needing this. Thanks for the video.

[@cuttru8041]

Platinumled provides high quality led panels for a more affordable price. I bought on about $700 for a relative suffering from Parkinsons

[@LTPottenger]

They have powerful cheap devices for about 40 bucks on amazon

[@dafnegreen1487]

What about eye issues like macula degeneration?

[@StayontheHealthTrack]

A question. Have you used it on cerebral palsy patients? If so, with what types of results?

[@ferield8787]

Hi, Presently in 2023 is this LLLT therapy affordable $$$ ? thanks

[@1ONEO]

Does this helmet effects all the brain? Or only the spots of light? Also what hz do you use and for how long?

[@garymoore1824]

Where could I purchase a Symbyx Biom light devise? What is there cost.

[@WSelvig]

Could this help MSA… multi systems atrophy…. Cells at brain stem don’t clear waste

[@susananthony5177]

Has this been tried on focal dystonia or runner's dystonia?

[@abuomer1]

Will it help the left temper lobe giving it more healing .

[@cmstafs]

Recently had a stroke, what type of red light product should I look at? It was small but I want to try prevent ha ing another.

[@TheNeurologicWellnessInstitute]

There are a number of products online you can look at. Vie lights has a number of research articles you may be interested in.

[@chrismosher6156]

Does the red light panels that hang on the wall work for healing the brain In stroke cases or is it just the helmets that work?

[@renita9424]

I read some research done on stroke patients using light therapy. Be careful to only treat the side of you head affected by the stroke. If you do your full head, you will have negative results.

[@Artzimer1958]

Hello can someone benefit from light therapy if they have lost their senses of taste and smell? Not due to Covid but type 2 diabetes?

[@TheNeurologicWellnessInstitute]

Yes, but it depends on what benefit you are looking for.

[@jennifertinker985]

@@TheNeurologicWellnessInstitute Wondering what infrared frequency you are using???

[@bodysystemz]

Could it help slow a tumor growth on brain, red and NIR?

[@contrarian604]

NIR will penetrate thru skull, and transmit into the brain via transmission thru cerebro-spinal fluid. Red won't penetrate more than 1-1.5 inches of tissue, and lacks the ability to penetrate meaningfully thru the bone of the skull. I sleep with an NIR light aimed at my skull, approx 150/250W on the NIR band.

[@carolematar3760]

Can the red light/ near infra red light cap do a similar job?

[@contrarian604]

the caps lack the proper wattage but are fine if you stick with them. The light caps online also run on a 20-30 minute timer, so you have to be consistent with use, and run them repeatedly.

[@366nina]

Can I buy this in the market or I have to to n expert? I saw one online, but Are worth buying? Thank you

[@TheNeurologicWellnessInstitute]

It is always best with a trained professional as the parameters of light can be different for each patient to achieve optimal results. However, more devices are becoming available direct to consumer, which is great to allow patients to have more control over their health. However, we do not know what the consequences of patients in control of their own at home photobiomodulation because the research is still relatively new and the parameters of light are extremely important and a one size fits all protocol may or may not deliver the best results.

[@getevennow]

has it been tested on aging AID patients are known to suffer from cognitive impairment due to virus eating up neurons ?

[@docfaustus6303]

Ah yea where do you purchase the head set?

[@renita9424]

It looks like he's using the Vielight helmet. Check their website.

[@Slidehhy]

Would it help heal the pre frontal cortex

[@briechilli4496]

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[@janealsop8672]

Has this been helpful in eye disease like glaucoma?

[@TheNeurologicWellnessInstitute]

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26673826/

[@MP-wt9kz]

@@TheNeurologicWellnessInstitute This study was retracted.

[@Hafee25]

Hi, can it be used for autism? Is the product Sanitas lamp ok? And what distance should this be done?

[@foxnorth789]

There's a study about photobiomodulation and autism in children.

[@alexciocca4451]

I just use sunshine it works

[@renita9424]

You need about six hours of sunshine per day near the equator to get enough sunshine. Otherwise, light therapy and vitamin D3 supplements are helpful.

[@syedazmatali3255]

I am buying SYMBYX BIOM device, I am confident IT WILL HELP MY PARKINSON SYMPTOMS🥳

[@briechilli4496]

Did it help ?

[@renita9424]

Dr Hamblin has a recent KZbin webinar on brain injuries with photobiomodulation. He talks about all the latest research for Parkinson's and Dementia.

[@bradojacko8247]

Did it help your parkinsons?

[@surfa05]

So....even the sun it's usefull !! ??

[@renita9424]

You need at least 6 hours of sunshine per day for optimal effectiveness. Due to our indoors lifestyle, photobiomodulation is an excellent for general wellness. My 93 year old Mom is using a Bioflex Wave Zone XL panel for six months now and her doctor is amazed at her improvement in cognition and general well-being.

[@marikah6198]

@@renita9424. Do you know if the 6 hrs is summer time or winter time? It makes a big difference.

[@havadatequila]

chiropractors. smh.