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Your cells produce energy mainly from food and oxygen. But environmental signals—including red and near-infrared light—are a key determinant of this energy production (or mitochondrial activity).

In fact specific wavelengths/frequencies of light directly stimulate enzymes which help mitochondria make energy efficiently. (See the PS for my explanation of where EMFs fit into this.)

My good friend, Ari Whitten’s new book, The Ultimate Guide to Red Light Therapy explains exactly:

• which wavelengths work
• which devices are worth it
• how to build a practical daily routine 

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This book is a powerful and important education - PLUS Ari’s bonus bundle includes: 

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Supporting cellular light intake is one of the simplest, most overlooked ways to restore energy in today’s EMF-saturated world.

Get your copy of Ari’s book and start learning about the world of Red Light Therapy. 

To your energy,

Lloyd Burrell
ElectricSense
Live a naturally healthy life in our electromagnetic world! 

P.S. The problem is that modern life is cutting us off from these healing red and near-infrared light signals. 

We spend our days indoors under artificial lighting that is heavy on blue and almost completely devoid of the red and near-infrared light our biology needs and has evolved with. 

On top of that, 24/7 EMF exposures (think: cell phone, radiation, Bluetooth, dirty electricity etc.) add invisible stress that keeps cells and the nervous system in overdrive.

Red light therapy helps restore the wavelengths your cells rely upon. 

Which in turn improves energy, supports mitochondrial function, reduces fatigue, and helps your body cope better with environmental stressors, including EMFs.

Sources:

An article in Science Direct on “A red/NIR light source that matches 81.7 % of the absorption spectrum of CCO enzyme was produced”
 

An article in PubMed on the “Mechanisms and applications of the anti-inflammatory effects of photobiomodulation”