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Red light therapy is everywhere right now — from skincare devices to sauna rooms to $20 bulbs online.But not all “red light” is created equal.In this episode of Alpha Health and Wellness Radio, I’m breaking down the real science behind: * Red LED light * Near-infrared (NIR) light * Incandescent red heat bulbs Because they are not the same thing — and they do very different things in the body.If you’ve been wondering whether you need a panel, if a sauna bulb is enough, or which wavelengths actually matter for hormones, skin, recovery, or thyroid health — this episode will clear it up. Red light (630–660 nm) Best for skin, collagen, acne, surface-level healing.Near-infrared (810–880 nm) Penetrates deeper — ideal for joints, muscle recovery, brain health, thyroid, and systemic inflammation.Incandescent red bulbs Primarily provide heat and circulation benefits — not precise mitochondrial stimulation.If you’re going to invest, combining red + near-infrared wavelengths gives you both surface and deep tissue benefits. Red light devices I likeBoncharge (panel and face mask, red light lamp/bulbs code drhalie) [https://go.shopmy.us/p-30366949]Biolight (code drhalie) [https://go.shopmy.us/p-30367312]Fringe (red/blue mask, wraps code drhalie10) [https://go.shopmy.us/p-30920252]Lumebox mini panel [https://go.shopmy.us/p-30367151]Higher Dose blanket [https://go.shopmy.us/p-45386428]My red light protocol [https://bio.site/drhalie]
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