by Becky Mulkern ND
From “Red Light Therapy” by Ari Whitten
Only a tiny part of the spectrum of red light—from roughly 400nm to 700nm—is visible to the human eye. At the highest end of the visible light spectrum is red light, which is from a little over 600nm to approximately 700nm. Above that visible light spectrum is near-infrared, from about 700nm to a little over 1,100nm.
Red and near-infrared wavelengths have amazing therapeutic effects on us. (Interestingly, even within that range, not all the red and near-infrared wavelengths seem to be created equal.)
Most research showing benefits of red and near-infrared light have used wavelengths in the narrow ranges of 630-680nm and 800 -880nm. The light within these red and near infrared wavelengths have dramatic healing effects on human health.
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