First up, all the products I mention in my red light therapy for hair loss blog: ✅ For the Currentbody Skin LED Hair Regrowth Device use code CBALEX for 15% off with the following link: aferg.co/currentbody ✅ Buy a PlatinumLED BioMax panel or accessories, and use the following link for a discount: aferg.co/redled ✅ For a Mito Red panel or the laser helmet use this link and code ALEX5: aferg.co/7d221 ✅ For a Block Blue Light panel in the US and other counties, use discount code ALEX for 15% off and the following link: aferg.co/BlockBlueLight ✅ For a Block Blue Light panel in Australia, use discount code ALEX for 15% off and the following link: aferg.co/BlockBlue-AUS ✅ For a Block Blue Light panel in New Zealand, use discount code ALEX for 15% off and the following link: aferg.co/BlockBlue-NZ ✅ For a Block Blue Light panel in UK and EU, use discount code ALEX for 15% off and the following link: aferg.co/BlockBlue-UK ✅ The Light Therapy Insiders shopping tool: aferg.co/product-database ✅ The Nutrafol supplement mentioned in the article: amzn.to/45II1TK Next up, all resources I mention in my red light therapy for hair loss video as well as other red light therapy resources: ✅ The red light therapy for hair loss deep dive blog: aferg.co/hair-loss-blog ✅ My epic Facebook group on red light therapy and more: aferg.co/fb-group ✅ The Light Therapy Insiders shopping tool: aferg.co/product-database ✅ Full playlist of my 2022 body panel red light therapy comparison series with all episodes: aferg.co/RLT-2021-playlist - if you're short on time then check out the summary episode towards the end of the playlist ✅ My excel sheet for comparing different panels to their competition: aferg.co/rlt-data ✅ For my red light therapy buyer's guide blog, follow this link: aferg.co/RLTguide ✅ My red light testing methodology for reviews video: aferg.co/rlt-testing-method ✅ My red light therapy blog with many deep dive articles: aferg.co/redlightblog
yeah, I've been doing red light for a few years now in many forms, including a hat, and aint nothing visible growing up there (didn't actually know it was "supposed" to grow hair, just trying to healthfully counteract emperor newsom's anti-sun edicts)...I gave up on hair over 20 years ago when my wife shaved me bald, but my wife cried. She had told me 28 years ago that she fell in love with me for my long wavy hair...she still looks 20 (literally - asian...) and I look like her grandpa and while I don't miss my hair at all, I sure miss the way she used to look at me before the kids and hair loss... So now I'm trying, again, this time nizoral + dermaroller + castor/caffeine/rosemary/melatonin + minoxidil. If you don't hear back from me, it worked and I'm too busy to post...
I've been using the Theradome LLLT helmet since 2018. At the time it came highly recommended by my dermatologist who also used laser therapy in his clinic. My personal experience is that it has been highly effective in preventing addiction hair loss and also help with some regrowth. It's a big reason that I've just recently started exploring RLT for broader applications.
I have had a similar experience using the Theradome to initially treat both alopecia areata and androgenetic alopecia. I use the MitoRed panel now to maintain the results. However, addressing hairloss has to be a multi-pronged approach because you need to slow the production of DHT in the scalp (e.g. using finasteride or dutasteride). I also use topical minoxidil for extra benefit. Even though I'm almost 60 and experienced alopecia when I was 21, I've still managed to maintain my hair.
One issue is why you don't see regrowth is because a lot of your hair follicles are long gone and closed up. It's kind of the rule of taking Min/Fin you really often only gonna grow back the last X years of hair that you lost. meaning those fallen 10 years ago are gone forever. But at the same time I've some hyper responders to min/fin.
Alex - we are coming out with a hair / scalp serum in a few weeks that is aimed at augmenting the benefits of RLT for hair growth. If you are in the middle of an experiment, you will definitely want to add this. - Team Mito
You mention it in the video, but red light therapy can be a good supplemental treatment for hair loss when combined with other treatments, including Minoxidil, Finasteride/Dutasteride, and micro needling. If you are trying to tackle a problem like hair loss, for best results you want to try everything that has scientific evidence backing it.
Alex this is a very interesting topic and i am personally invested to see the results. I have had a bad case of hair loss since i gave birth about 10 years ago. But a few things I’ve recently added to my hair care routine have really helped. I suggest you Start using rosemary essential oil with pumpkin seed oil to really see the full potential of your hair regrowth. I thought its all Hype but it actually really works.
@@Aurla-R2-D2, you can. You also can use a mixture of the castor oil, pumpkin seed oil, coconut oil. Add rosemary drops to it, and lavender too. Mix well and apply lightly with fingertips, cover the head so the warmth will absorb it well. You can do this two hours before you plan to wash your hair. Also black seed oil internally will work. Also ensuring you are not iron deficient, have low thyroid issues, low sex hormones ( especially estrogen and progesterone), or low protein intake. All these affects hair loss. A woman with lose half of the hair by the time she reaches menopause. Not fun!
Physician here. Neutrafal has high fat soluble vitamin content. Nourkin has good data and safer. Also hair follicle must still be present to have an effect and if someone is bald bald, it won’t help.
i've been using RLT for some time now. I don't think i look "young" like that, but whenever i go to but a lottery ticket every other week...they will ask me for my ID to see if i'm 18 or not. The first time that it happened to me, i though the guy was joking...but he wasn't. I don't know if its the combination of things i'm doing, or the RLT itself, or both - but, others (except myself) think i'm at least 10+ years younger than I really am from head to toe. I am also in my 30s like yourself.
I've been using the irestore professional version helmet and I think it definately helped me, and I saw a difference in the first few months of use. I have been using for 3 years now though wish I splurged on the panels instead now. But super do not recommend nutrafol!! Do not buy - I spent 3 months on it and 1) it's very expensive and they list their ingredients so you could just buy (even organic) versions of the same supplements individually for much cheaper otherwise this is just not sustainable if you have to keep taking it for years 2) it has insane levels of biotin in it which not only have no studies backing up it's effectiveness at those levels, but it caused severe acne on me worse than when I had as a teen (acne prone people beware!) to the point that I got scars all over
Oh wow! Thank you so much for sharing this. I spent some time looking into Nutrafol after I did this video (as I was tempted to buy it) but found a lot of case studies like yours saying it's a waste of $. So I didn't bother buying it. I have decided I'll give this hair regrowth thing a solid crack, so I'm using the MitoRedLight laser device, and have just started with Minoxidil. I'll report back in 6 months!
Why do you think you would prefer panels? for hair? I have a panel and find it tedious for using on head for hair. Want the helmet but the price is exaggerated I find.
Great video, which will come in handy for my husband and me. I have to say, you do look as if you have more hair than I noticed in earlier videos. Or is that just because you didn’t shave your head before making this video? Either way, you look good with your hair as it is, if I may say so.
Thanks! I think it's slowly thinning. I'm kind of at a stage where if I want to try stop it then nows the time to act. Or I just get the razor out and embrace the bald head.
My hair Dr. recommended the Xtralux Extreme RX and I have been taking Nutrafol for about 8 months and she has noted new growth and "thickening", so I do believe that there is indeed "something to it". I like the cap as I only have to use it once a day for 6 minutes. I'd be interested in seeing a review of it, by you, if you get a chance, as it uses 352 5mW laser diodes @ 650 nm +/-5 wavelength. .
Oh nice! I looked into Nutrafol but it's quite pricey and I didn't know if I wanted to risk the cost. Ill check out the Xtralux when I get some time :)
For some people, it does, and for others, it doesn't; it depends on the cause of hair loss, too. Check out this article on hair loss www.lighttherapyinsiders.com/red-light-therapy-for-hair-loss/
Do you know how many of those studies were paid for by interested parties vs. independent researchers? I found that a lot of studies in this industry have been conducted by people paid by red light manufacturers.
Hey Alex, I just bought a MitoPRO series light and I had a question regarding eye protection. I want to use the red light to target the under eye area for dark circles, but the goggles cover this area. What do you think is the best solution to target this area? Are there any different goggles you recommend that are smaller and expose the under eye area to the light?
Have you done a review on that bestqool mid size panel you show at the first? I am the proud owner of a Rojo but the bestqool has the simplest method for stacking panels. Don't know why the more expensive panels didn't include this simple method.
great video! questions for you, alex: 1) according to my understanding, you are saying that it doesn't matter if the diodes are LED or laser, it's the power output and the frequency we are after. however, i have read recently that there is some research to suggest that laser diodes are more effective for hair loss than LEDs because they penetrate deeper. why do you say it doesn't make any difference? 2) i am gathering that it doesn't necessarily matter that certain helmets, such as the irestore elite, have a great many more diodes than most panels and both laser and LED at that, because the panels are generally much more powerful than the helmets so even though they may contain less diodes, you will still experience superior coverage because they are larger and more powerful. is that correct? 3) assuming 1 & 2 are true, it is your opinion that a panel represents a better value because you can use it for other parts of the body. i'm just wondering if you've looked at the specs on the irestore elite and can really say that. i am not an expert, but it seems like the irestore elite is the best thing on the market for hairloss in terms of its specs (other than the laser messiah, which is a boutique product with limited availability). if it turns out i could have the same benefit from a panel that is why less expensive and also be able to use it for other purposes, i would definitely go that route. would love to know your thoughts! thank you!
1No, I don't think that lasers will penetrate deeper with the same irradiance. A photon is a photon, although there are VERY slight differences, such as the polarization of light 2)The panels are more powerful but aren't directly placed on the scalp of people. And because of reflection, lots of light goes lost (opinions differ on how much reflection accounts, for). 3)In my opinion, if you get your head close to a panel, and use a handheld or tabletop for the top of your head, you can mimic the results of a helmet more or less! It's a hassle that most people prefer to avoid.
so is a panel recommended still vs a cap to retrieve results? A panel is more enticing to me as you said, can use for more things, but still want to get value hair wise with it
I think a panel is more beneficial since it can be used for many other needs. However, technology continues to expand in the RLT space, and if your budget allows, both devices could be beneficial.
Alex there's actually another deeper interview I think with Maysama panel creator on Skin Obsessed Mary just uploaded about 6 days ago. What do you think after seeing those?
There are some scary reports of irreversible damage from Fin. I spent a while looking into it, and though it's only a small % of users, I decided I didn't want to risk it.
Brilliant video, Alex! :) If you use your full body panels almost every day, and also use a device specifically for hair loss (eg a helmet), for instance three or four days per week, will you be leaving the 6 hour gap between treatments to, hopefully, avoid getting an overdose of RLT on your scalp and hair follicles? Cheers ^_^
There are some wavelengths that are scientifically proven to help with SAD. RLT is so much more though: Check out our website for more details: www.lighttherapyinsiders.com/tags/
I wonder if the kineon move plus pro would work for hairloss? Just ordered one and was thinking you could use it whilst travelling to save carrying 2 devices or save money but using the kineon for pain and hair loss
It is the perfect device for pain and travel. For hair loss, depending on the size of the area, it could take a while to complete a session. It is really intended for target therapy.
How about the Revive dpl lla? I can't find any decent reviews on it. 880 nm infrared, 660 deep red, 630 red, 605 amber, 415 non-uv blue. I am looking into the Mito, but I am interested in how the Revive opens like a book with LEDS on both sides.
it will help you recover way faster from the surgery. 810nm has modestly better penetration than 830nm but ONLY when its in contact with the skin. Otherwise if you apply infrared from distance 830nm is the best overall for systemic benefits and penetration. Best of luck with your health
Hey have you heard of anyone using a flexbeam red light therapy to help with hair growth, I just had a hair transplant and interested to give it the best chance I can also would rather not buy another machine either. 😂
What I've learned is LLLT minimises the telogen shedding phase so you spend more time in the growth phase. The best treatments I've found are microneedling, Minoxidil, adequate sleep, fasting and sun exposure. Rosemary and peppermint essential oil and even onion juice topically. I'm trying everything here, just started LLLT (665-880nm), but I think it's more of a complementary treatment to aid microneedling and Minoxidil. My only question is can we overdose on LLLT? Is there a daily time limit?
First up, all the products I mention in my red light therapy for hair loss blog:
✅ For the Currentbody Skin LED Hair Regrowth Device use code CBALEX for 15% off with the following link: aferg.co/currentbody
✅ Buy a PlatinumLED BioMax panel or accessories, and use the following link for a discount: aferg.co/redled
✅ For a Mito Red panel or the laser helmet use this link and code ALEX5: aferg.co/7d221
✅ For a Block Blue Light panel in the US and other counties, use discount code ALEX for 15% off and the following link: aferg.co/BlockBlueLight
✅ For a Block Blue Light panel in Australia, use discount code ALEX for 15% off and the following link: aferg.co/BlockBlue-AUS
✅ For a Block Blue Light panel in New Zealand, use discount code ALEX for 15% off and the following link: aferg.co/BlockBlue-NZ
✅ For a Block Blue Light panel in UK and EU, use discount code ALEX for 15% off and the following link: aferg.co/BlockBlue-UK
✅ The Light Therapy Insiders shopping tool: aferg.co/product-database
✅ The Nutrafol supplement mentioned in the article: amzn.to/45II1TK
Next up, all resources I mention in my red light therapy for hair loss video as well as other red light therapy resources:
✅ The red light therapy for hair loss deep dive blog: aferg.co/hair-loss-blog
✅ My epic Facebook group on red light therapy and more: aferg.co/fb-group
✅ The Light Therapy Insiders shopping tool: aferg.co/product-database
✅ Full playlist of my 2022 body panel red light therapy comparison series with all episodes: aferg.co/RLT-2021-playlist - if you're short on time then check out the summary episode towards the end of the playlist
✅ My excel sheet for comparing different panels to their competition: aferg.co/rlt-data
✅ For my red light therapy buyer's guide blog, follow this link: aferg.co/RLTguide
✅ My red light testing methodology for reviews video: aferg.co/rlt-testing-method
✅ My red light therapy blog with many deep dive articles: aferg.co/redlightblog
yeah, I've been doing red light for a few years now in many forms, including a hat, and aint nothing visible growing up there (didn't actually know it was "supposed" to grow hair, just trying to healthfully counteract emperor newsom's anti-sun edicts)...I gave up on hair over 20 years ago when my wife shaved me bald, but my wife cried. She had told me 28 years ago that she fell in love with me for my long wavy hair...she still looks 20 (literally - asian...) and I look like her grandpa and while I don't miss my hair at all, I sure miss the way she used to look at me before the kids and hair loss... So now I'm trying, again, this time nizoral + dermaroller + castor/caffeine/rosemary/melatonin + minoxidil. If you don't hear back from me, it worked and I'm too busy to post...
I hope you will be to busy to post, LOL.
I think you look good the way you are. I can’t picture you with hair. I’m glad you have accepted your lack of hair..it’s very flattering!
Thanks :)
only reason why you „can‘t picture“ broski with hair is cause you got to know him without
always the same
@swaggyswaggdaddy8205 Not to mention, it would be pretty easy to take a screenshot and add hair with 🎨 🖌... see, he just looks like this. 🧔♂️
Particularly because I guess he has a very hairy chest…. Yes please.
I've been using the Theradome LLLT helmet since 2018. At the time it came highly recommended by my dermatologist who also used laser therapy in his clinic. My personal experience is that it has been highly effective in preventing addiction hair loss and also help with some regrowth. It's a big reason that I've just recently started exploring RLT for broader applications.
Hey thanks so much for sharing this! I'll have a look at the Theradome.
I have had a similar experience using the Theradome to initially treat both alopecia areata and androgenetic alopecia. I use the MitoRed panel now to maintain the results. However, addressing hairloss has to be a multi-pronged approach because you need to slow the production of DHT in the scalp (e.g. using finasteride or dutasteride). I also use topical minoxidil for extra benefit. Even though I'm almost 60 and experienced alopecia when I was 21, I've still managed to maintain my hair.
I use red light therapy on my sausage it grew from 5.5 to 8.7 in over a few years
What is addiction hair loss? I’ve never heard of this.
@@pamelafreeman2781 I believe they miss spelt additional*
One issue is why you don't see regrowth is because a lot of your hair follicles are long gone and closed up. It's kind of the rule of taking Min/Fin you really often only gonna grow back the last X years of hair that you lost. meaning those fallen 10 years ago are gone forever.
But at the same time I've some hyper responders to min/fin.
Oh interesting! So really I'm limited to hair transplants? I may consider that one day
Alex - we are coming out with a hair / scalp serum in a few weeks that is aimed at augmenting the benefits of RLT for hair growth. If you are in the middle of an experiment, you will definitely want to add this. - Team Mito
Hey team mito...If you guys are looking for a test subject for this scalp serum...let me know!
Awesome, yes I would love to add this to the mix!
You mention it in the video, but red light therapy can be a good supplemental treatment for hair loss when combined with other treatments, including Minoxidil, Finasteride/Dutasteride, and micro needling. If you are trying to tackle a problem like hair loss, for best results you want to try everything that has scientific evidence backing it.
Valid point!
Alex this is a very interesting topic and i am personally invested to see the results. I have had a bad case of hair loss since i gave birth about 10 years ago. But a few things I’ve recently added to my hair care routine have really helped. I suggest you Start using rosemary essential oil with pumpkin seed oil to really see the full potential of your hair regrowth. I thought its all Hype but it actually really works.
Interesting! Thanks for this
Hi, How do you use the rosemary essential oil please? Do you mix it into shampoo? Many thanks :)
@@Aurla-R2-D2, you can. You also can use a mixture of the castor oil, pumpkin seed oil, coconut oil. Add rosemary drops to it, and lavender too. Mix well and apply lightly with fingertips, cover the head so the warmth will absorb it well. You can do this two hours before you plan to wash your hair. Also black seed oil internally will work. Also ensuring you are not iron deficient, have low thyroid issues, low sex hormones ( especially estrogen and progesterone), or low protein intake. All these affects hair loss. A woman with lose half of the hair by the time she reaches menopause. Not fun!
@@tns4358 ~ Thank you so much for the helpful info! :)
Where do find pumpkin seed oil?
Thanks for the hairloss episode, can’t wait for your reviews on the helmets!! 😁
Thanks
Physician here. Neutrafal has high fat soluble vitamin content. Nourkin has good data and safer. Also hair follicle must still be present to have an effect and if someone is bald bald, it won’t help.
Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you so much for the video! You come across as a very genuine, good natured person and I appreciate you sharing this information.
Your welcome!
i've been using RLT for some time now. I don't think i look "young" like that, but whenever i go to but a lottery ticket every other week...they will ask me for my ID to see if i'm 18 or not. The first time that it happened to me, i though the guy was joking...but he wasn't. I don't know if its the combination of things i'm doing, or the RLT itself, or both - but, others (except myself) think i'm at least 10+ years younger than I really am from head to toe. I am also in my 30s like yourself.
Lol! How old are you?
Another great video. My mito panel comes in tomorrow and I am very excited.
Thanks! I hope you like the panel
Which one? I'm looking at the 700
I've been using the irestore professional version helmet and I think it definately helped me, and I saw a difference in the first few months of use. I have been using for 3 years now though wish I splurged on the panels instead now. But super do not recommend nutrafol!! Do not buy - I spent 3 months on it and 1) it's very expensive and they list their ingredients so you could just buy (even organic) versions of the same supplements individually for much cheaper otherwise this is just not sustainable if you have to keep taking it for years 2) it has insane levels of biotin in it which not only have no studies backing up it's effectiveness at those levels, but it caused severe acne on me worse than when I had as a teen (acne prone people beware!) to the point that I got scars all over
Oh wow! Thank you so much for sharing this. I spent some time looking into Nutrafol after I did this video (as I was tempted to buy it) but found a lot of case studies like yours saying it's a waste of $. So I didn't bother buying it.
I have decided I'll give this hair regrowth thing a solid crack, so I'm using the MitoRedLight laser device, and have just started with Minoxidil. I'll report back in 6 months!
Why do you think you would prefer panels? for hair? I have a panel and find it tedious for using on head for hair. Want the helmet but the price is exaggerated I find.
Maybe the red light may help better with a Derma roller, rolled on the scalp and green tea rubbed on the scalp after the treatments.
It's a possibility, Thanks!
Great video, which will come in handy for my husband and me.
I have to say, you do look as if you have more hair than I noticed in earlier videos. Or is that just because you didn’t shave your head before making this video? Either way, you look good with your hair as it is, if I may say so.
Thanks! I think it's slowly thinning. I'm kind of at a stage where if I want to try stop it then nows the time to act. Or I just get the razor out and embrace the bald head.
My hair Dr. recommended the Xtralux Extreme RX and I have been taking Nutrafol for about 8 months and she has noted new growth and "thickening", so I do believe that there is indeed "something to it". I like the cap as I only have to use it once a day for 6 minutes. I'd be interested in seeing a review of it, by you, if you get a chance, as it uses 352 5mW laser diodes @ 650 nm +/-5 wavelength. .
Oh nice! I looked into Nutrafol but it's quite pricey and I didn't know if I wanted to risk the cost. Ill check out the Xtralux when I get some time :)
Thanks very much Alex, very interesting 👍
Glad you like it!
Just stated and I will keep you posted
Just found your channel
And subscribed
Thank you
Great!!
How is it going?
How is it going?
Yeah what’s up ? Didn’t work
You seems like a honest guy. Please tell me does it work? Them helmets and caps are like £800.
For some people, it does, and for others, it doesn't; it depends on the cause of hair loss, too. Check out this article on hair loss
www.lighttherapyinsiders.com/red-light-therapy-for-hair-loss/
Try Saw Palmetto, it turns out there is a link between prostate health and hair loss.
That's interesting, and I will have to look into it!
Do you know how many of those studies were paid for by interested parties vs. independent researchers? I found that a lot of studies in this industry have been conducted by people paid by red light manufacturers.
I don't sorry. I haven't looked into the affiliations as their are 6000 peer reviewed papers on Photobiomodulation
Hey Alex, I just bought a MitoPRO series light and I had a question regarding eye protection. I want to use the red light to target the under eye area for dark circles, but the goggles cover this area. What do you think is the best solution to target this area? Are there any different goggles you recommend that are smaller and expose the under eye area to the light?
great question! I've wondered about this too!
I have also! I really want to get much smaller goggles, so I can treat that very important area of the face.
Hey, Bart is working on an article on this topic - it will be posted at www.lighttherapyinsiders.com/ soon :)
Why not just close your eyes instead of using goggles?
@@geoc1005amazon
Have you done a review on that bestqool mid size panel you show at the first? I am the proud owner of a Rojo but the bestqool has the simplest method for stacking panels. Don't know why the more expensive panels didn't include this simple method.
My review of the Bestqool Pro 100 will be out in mid-September.
great video! questions for you, alex: 1) according to my understanding, you are saying that it doesn't matter if the diodes are LED or laser, it's the power output and the frequency we are after. however, i have read recently that there is some research to suggest that laser diodes are more effective for hair loss than LEDs because they penetrate deeper. why do you say it doesn't make any difference? 2) i am gathering that it doesn't necessarily matter that certain helmets, such as the irestore elite, have a great many more diodes than most panels and both laser and LED at that, because the panels are generally much more powerful than the helmets so even though they may contain less diodes, you will still experience superior coverage because they are larger and more powerful. is that correct? 3) assuming 1 & 2 are true, it is your opinion that a panel represents a better value because you can use it for other parts of the body. i'm just wondering if you've looked at the specs on the irestore elite and can really say that. i am not an expert, but it seems like the irestore elite is the best thing on the market for hairloss in terms of its specs (other than the laser messiah, which is a boutique product with limited availability). if it turns out i could have the same benefit from a panel that is why less expensive and also be able to use it for other purposes, i would definitely go that route. would love to know your thoughts! thank you!
1No, I don't think that lasers will penetrate deeper with the same irradiance. A photon is a photon, although there are VERY slight differences, such as the polarization of light
2)The panels are more powerful but aren't directly placed on the scalp of people. And because of reflection, lots of light goes lost (opinions differ on how much reflection accounts, for).
3)In my opinion, if you get your head close to a panel, and use a handheld or tabletop for the top of your head, you can mimic the results of a helmet more or less! It's a hassle that most people prefer to avoid.
so is a panel recommended still vs a cap to retrieve results? A panel is more enticing to me as you said, can use for more things, but still want to get value hair wise with it
I think a panel is more beneficial since it can be used for many other needs. However, technology continues to expand in the RLT space, and if your budget allows, both devices could be beneficial.
Best video 🎉
Do you have a video on red light therapy for improving vision? Would be really interested in learning more about this
Not yet, but I'm hoping to interview the founder of this company soon - www.eye-power.co.uk/
Great video!!
Thanks
Alex there's actually another deeper interview I think with Maysama panel creator on Skin Obsessed Mary just uploaded about 6 days ago.
What do you think after seeing those?
Hey sorry I haven't seen them. I'll seek it out and add it to my watch later list :)
I been taking Finasteride since if was market & you could buy it in 1999, 25 years I been taking it what side effects? None
There are some scary reports of irreversible damage from Fin. I spent a while looking into it, and though it's only a small % of users, I decided I didn't want to risk it.
Have you review the hairmax hair band please? My hair seems to become dryer and frizzer, wonder the LLLT dries the hair 😅
I have't, sorry!
Alex, are you familiar with GambRed and Solbasium brands? Thanks. Love your videos.
Yes I have reveiwed panels from both of these companies - czcams.com/video/BpmzLBeMTY8/video.html
and czcams.com/video/AjEftJlGmTA/video.html
Brilliant video, Alex! :) If you use your full body panels almost every day, and also use a device specifically for hair loss (eg a helmet), for instance three or four days per week, will you be leaving the 6 hour gap between treatments to, hopefully, avoid getting an overdose of RLT on your scalp and hair follicles? Cheers ^_^
Yeah I may be over doing it for hair regrowth :(
Is red light therapy the same as “ happy lights”? For winter blues?
There are some wavelengths that are scientifically proven to help with SAD. RLT is so much more though: Check out our website for more details: www.lighttherapyinsiders.com/tags/
I wonder if the kineon move plus pro would work for hairloss? Just ordered one and was thinking you could use it whilst travelling to save carrying 2 devices or save money but using the kineon for pain and hair loss
It is the perfect device for pain and travel. For hair loss, depending on the size of the area, it could take a while to complete a session. It is really intended for target therapy.
@@LightTherapyInsiders thanks for your reply and the great content you create.
What would be a good device for hand osteoarthritis?
Check this out - czcams.com/video/3PamzmX8c74/video.html
How about the Revive dpl lla? I can't find any decent reviews on it. 880 nm infrared, 660 deep red, 630 red, 605 amber, 415 non-uv blue. I am looking into the Mito, but I am interested in how the Revive opens like a book with LEDS on both sides.
Hey, yeah I'm not familiar with that one either sorry :(
Could red light therapy help an inguinal hernia heal without surgery?
No
No, but it may well help you heal from the surgery more quickly.
it will help you recover way faster from the surgery. 810nm has modestly better penetration than 830nm but ONLY when its in contact with the skin. Otherwise if you apply infrared from distance 830nm is the best overall for systemic benefits and penetration. Best of luck with your health
Some great answers here! Thanks team. Also feel free to post a question in our FB group - facebook.com/groups/lighttherapyinsiders
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Hey have you heard of anyone using a flexbeam red light therapy to help with hair growth, I just had a hair transplant and interested to give it the best chance I can also would rather not buy another machine either. 😂
No, but it should help :)
Inversion therapy along with red light therapy is an awesome 1 2 punch for hair growth!!!
Good to know!
Has anyone told you how cute you look with your bald head?
Nope :) I think you're the first!
Nutrifal is a waste of money.
Thanks, a few people have said this now. I'm glad I stayed away.
It made me super dizzy and almost pass out
Hair loss comes from your mother's dad
Oh really? Interesting. He was bald as well :'(
That is correct.
My mother's dad had a full head of hair, but I definitely don't
That’s an old wives tale made up by old wives
A snake oil sales man peddling products that should work for his condition but oddly dont? LOL
Hey, I am not a salesman, but I do review RLT products and am affiliated with many companies. My reviews are not sponsored.
Love your informative content and nice body 🥵
Laser and red light therapy
What I've learned is LLLT minimises the telogen shedding phase so you spend more time in the growth phase. The best treatments I've found are microneedling, Minoxidil, adequate sleep, fasting and sun exposure. Rosemary and peppermint essential oil and even onion juice topically. I'm trying everything here, just started LLLT (665-880nm), but I think it's more of a complementary treatment to aid microneedling and Minoxidil. My only question is can we overdose on LLLT? Is there a daily time limit?
Fasting?
@@marevayah8702 yes, even intermittent fasting.
Yes, you can reach a point of overdosing. I believe RLT does complement other treatments.www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2790317/
*"Losing my hair"* - is bald.
Kinda like I'm losing my mind... 😂
Well there is actually still plenty of hair on my head. I just shave it all off so it.