Photobiomodulation is a technique that uses low-intensity light, typically in the red and near-infrared spectrum, to interact with biological tissues.

These wavelengths are absorbed by certain cellular structures, particularly in the mitochondria, which can influence biological processes such as cellular metabolism, inflammation, and nerve signaling.

Photobiomodulation is being studied in a wide range of medical and scientific contexts, including pain management, wound healing, neurological functions, oral health, and supportive care in oncology.

It differs from surgical lasers in that:

• low power,
• the absence of destructive heating,
• a non-invasive approach.

Its use and effects depend on the treatment parameters (wavelength, dose, duration, and treatment area), which have been the subject of numerous clinical studies.

The Body Boost Bed LED bed, as well as all photobiomodulation devices offered by Bioledtherapy, are guaranteed to be completely UV-free.

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Ages 7 and up.

Results vary depending on the individual and their goals. Some users report feeling relaxed as early as the first few sessions. Published photobiomodulation protocols generally span several weeks. The practitioner treating you will adjust the frequency based on your specific situation.

The Body Boost Bed offers preset 25-minute programs. The frequency recommended in the literature on full-body photobiomodulation is 2 to 3 sessions per week over several weeks. The professional who meets with you will determine the appropriate schedule and explain the process before your first session.

Detailed programs are included in the documentation provided to the equipped facilities.

Generally speaking, "overdoses" in photobiomodulation result in a lack of beneficial effects.

Healthcare professionals recommend not exceeding 21 joules per square centimeter over a consecutive period of 31 days.