Treating Cancer-Related Symptoms & Cognitive Improvement via Red Light Therapy
Let's dive into some more research on this week's solosode of The Red Light Report. I cover two pieces of research more thoroughly this week, as both of the topics are quite interesting and the information within each article contains valuable red light therapy principles that everyone can apply to their RLT treatments and strategies.
The first article deals with the side effects of cancer treatments (i.e. radiotherapy), while the second article is about using phototherapy for improving cognition in those dealing with dementia. I have a hunch that boosting mitochondrial health is involved with both of these!I know the info in this solosode will either be great reminders and/or help continue to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the capabilities of RLT and how to best utilize it. As always, light up your health and enjoy this solosode!
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Dr. Mike Belkowski discusses the following:
- 2:55 - Research on head and neck cancer patients
- 7:17 - How red light therapy heals
- 8:10 - Photobiomodulation dosing
- 9:40 - Prevention and treatment of cancer-related symptoms
- 15:03 - Photobiomodulation on salivary glands
- 17:34 - Pre-treatment of red light therapy prior to radiotherapy or surgery
- 18:16 - Cost effectiveness of red light therapy
- 21:34 - Dosage standardization
- 23:04 - Phototherapy for cognitive function in patients with dementia
- 25:29 - Improving circulation to the brain via phototherapy
- 28:12 - LEDs vs Lasers
- 29:12 - Circadian rhythm - timing morning, afternoon, or individualized rhythm for red light therapy treatments
- 29:58 - Cognitive improvement in patients with dementia
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