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Whole-body photobiomodulation, integrated into your rehabilitation program

Body Boost Bed delivers a full-body red and near-infrared light treatment in 25 minutes, without the need for a practitioner. A Class IIa medical device designed for muscle recovery, preparation for movement, and your patients’ comfort.

  • 25-minute session
  • 100% hands-free
  • Class IIa Medical CE Mark
  • No consumables
  • No UV
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From September 17 to 19, 2026, try out the booth at the Rééduca trade show in Paris (Porte de Versailles), booth A11. Admission badge provided by Bioledtherapy.

Bioledtherapy will be at Rééduca 2026, booth A11: the " Body Boost Bed " booth will be there

Why Have a Booth in an Office?

Balancing recovery, chronic pain, and time with a healthcare provider all in one day

An LED panel treats a specific area and requires someone to position it, set the timer, and monitor it. A full-body booth treats the patient in one go, without you. The difference isn't the power—it's the format.

01

Time as an independent practitioner

The patient spends 25 minutes in the treatment room while you’re performing a manual treatment on the next patient. No adjustments, no contact—just a quick surface disinfection between patients.

02

Warm-up before the workout

In meta-analyses, the most consistent effects on fatigue, muscle soreness, and markers of muscle damage are observed when light is applied before exercise. The cabin fits naturally into the routine prior to mobility or strength training.

03

An offering that expands your patient base

Athletes in the bulking phase, patients with diffuse pain, fibromyalgia patients, and post-exercise recovery: these are the uses reported by centers equipped with the technology. A complementary service, not a substitute treatment.

The Body Boost Bed Cabin

A full-body medical device that is contactless and requires no consumables

Three wavelengths distributed across 6,750 LEDs; a full-body treatment delivered in 25 minutes while lying down. CE medical marking, Class IIa. More than 20 centers equipped in France, including the Valenciennes Public Hospital. Learn more about the cabin.

  • 6,750LEDs distributed throughout the body
  • 630 / 940 / 470 nmred, near-infrared, blue
  • 3 to 15 J/cm²doses delivered according to the protocol
  • 25 minper session, without a practitioner present
  • Class IIamedical device, CE marking
  • 0 UVno ultraviolet radiation
Body Boost Bed Full-Body Photobiomodulation Cabin

Post-Workout Recovery

Muscle soreness, creatine kinase, and muscle fatigue: the most frequently studied criteria in meta-analyses on photobiomodulation.

Before a mobilization or reinforcement

A session prior to the active session, in line with the preconditioning approach described in the literature.

Athletes in the bulking phase

Monitoring athletes who are doing back-to-back workouts and looking to minimize markers of muscle damage.

Widespread Pain and Patients with Fibromyalgia

The most common use reported by the equipped centers, as a supplement to existing care.

Comfort and Relaxation

A prolonged, non-contact session that the patient experiences as a recovery period in its own right.

Adjustable protocols

Duration and frequency are determined in consultation with our specialists, taking into account any contraindications and standard precautions.

What the Literature Says

Six meta-analyses on muscle recovery; figures taken from PubMed abstracts

We select only systematic reviews and meta-analyses involving human subjects. The figures below are taken from the abstracts and have not been rounded up. Each entry links to the original publication.

Meta-analysis, 34 RCTs, 2024

Pre-exercise photobiomodulation: endurance and strength recovery

SMD 0,31

muscle endurance (95% CI 0.11 to 0.51); strength recovery SMD 0.24; creatine kinase -77.56

Li B.M. et al., *Lasers in Medical Science*. Benefits were observed in athletes and sedentary individuals, but not in moderately active individuals.

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Meta-analysis, 21 ECR, 2024

Near-infrared pre-irradiation of the lower limbs

SMD -2.11

creatine kinase; limited loss of maximum torque (SMD 1.33); muscle soreness SMD -0.53

Peng P. et al., Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. High heterogeneity; 19 of the 21 trials were from the same country.

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Meta-analysis, 19 RCTs, 672 participants, 2025

Muscle Soreness: A Comparison of Photobiomodulation, Electrostimulation, and Compression

-12.27 points

in pain (95% CI: -18.14 to -6.40) when PBM was applied before exercise

Canez M.S. et al. Electrostimulation and pneumatic compression do not reach statistical significance in the same systematic review. Low certainty of evidence.

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Meta-analysis, 14 RCTs, elite athletes, 2025

Volleyball Players and Soccer Players: Rehearsals and Damage Markers

-45,37

creatine kinase (95% CI: -55.52 to -35.22); SMD 0.58

Qiu D. et al., Sports Health. No effect on maximum voluntary contraction: PBM is a form of recovery, not a means of increasing strength.

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Meta-analysis, 13 RCTs, 2013

The leading journal on performance and recovery

+4,12 s

until exhaustion (95% CI 1.21 to 7.02); +5.47 repetitions compared with placebo

Leal-Junior E.C. et al., *Lasers in Medical Science*. In 12 out of 13 trials, light was applied before exercise. The gains were statistically significant but modest.

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Meta-analysis, 8 RCTs, 140 participants, 2022

Exercise-Induced Oxidative Stress

SMD -0.72

post-exercise lipid damage; SMD for proteins: -0.41; SMD for SOD activity: 0.54

De Marchi T. et al., Antioxidants. Low to moderate certainty. No effect on catalase or total antioxidant capacity.

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What Literature Has Yet to Show

The results above stem primarily from localized photobiomodulation—often using lasers—applied before exercise. A 2025 systematic review focusing on whole-body PBM (5 studies, 105 active participants) found no measurable benefits on performance or fatigue markers; two studies reported improved sleep quality (Álvarez-Martínez, Lasers Med Sci). Regarding maximum strength, two recent meta-analyses yielded negative results, both in athletes and in older adults.

Our position: The cabin is a tool for recovery and comfort that complements your treatment—it is neither a substitute nor a guarantee of performance. We’ll explain this to you in the same way at the booth. All our research reports.

SMD: standardized mean difference. RCT: randomized controlled trial. This summary is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Photobiomodulation is not a substitute for prescribed treatment.

They are equipped

What practitioners and centers that use the Body Boost Bed

Excerpts from public Google reviews posted on Bioledtherapy by professionals with the necessary equipment. Text reproduced verbatim; omissions are indicated. Read all reviews.

★★★★★

“A big thank you to David Bernard and his entire team for the technical information, personalized support, delivery, and follow-up. […] An additional therapeutic option that is now integrated into the comprehensive care of patients in primary care, within a rigorous, scientific, and medical framework.”

Sébastien Viaud

Google Review, visit in September 2025

★★★★★

“I embarked on the Body Boost Bed adventure two years ago, and today I’m opening my photobiomodulation center in Paris, Sanamente. My two machines work perfectly and live up to the promise I made to my clients. […] The customer service, the support, and the guidance are all excellent.”

Charles Febraud, Sanamente Center, Paris

Google Review, visit in December 2022

★★★★★

“The fact that my nurse playfully asks for her weekly session in the BBB cabin is proof enough of its obvious benefits. A moment of relaxation and rejuvenation—that’s how most patients would sum up their experience in the days and weeks that follow.”

Pio de Leuze

Google Review, visit in October 2025

★★★★★

“Excellent service and hospitality! The Bodyboost bed is without a doubt the best CE-certified LED cabin on the market… I highly recommend it!”

Loïc Begarin

Google Review, visit in November 2023

Integration

A setup designed for a physical therapy office or rehabilitation facility

Step 1

Site Selection Study

A 230-cm treatment room, an entrance, a power supply, and ventilation. We’ll work with you to confirm the location, whether in a private practice or a medical center.

Step 2

Installation and Commissioning

Delivery, installation, and calibration by our technicians, coordinated with your appointment schedule.

Step 3

Team PBM Training

Principles, dosimetry, protocols, contraindications, and patient counseling: a short training course to empower the team.

Step 4

Funding and Monitoring

Purchase or lease, personalized quotes, maintenance, and long-term support. Feedback from peers who are already using the equipment is available upon request.

No consumables, no downtime: the Body Boost Bed can be used daily with just a simple surface disinfection between sessions. In-studio sessions are also reimbursable for Elsee members.

Profitability

An Investment You Can Manage

Estimate the treatment room's profitability based on your session rate, occupancy rate, and business model—whether by the session, as a package, or as part of your practice's treatment plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions Asked by Physical Therapists

Does whole-body photobiomodulation have a place in a physical therapy practice?

As a complementary tool, yes: recovery after exercise, preparation before a workout, and relief for patients with chronic pain. The chamber is not a substitute for manual therapy or exercise, and meta-analyses do not support an increase in maximum strength.

Is a practitioner needed during the session?

No. The 25-minute session is conducted independently, without physical contact or adjustments. The patient is informed before the first session, and the practitioner remains available to treat other patients.

When should the session be scheduled: before or after active rehabilitation?

Meta-analyses show that the most consistent effects on muscle soreness and markers of muscle damage occur when light is applied before exercise. These findings are primarily based on localized PBM; the exact protocol is determined in consultation with our experts.

Is the Body Boost Bed a medical device?

Yes, it is a Class IIa medical device with CE marking. It does not emit UV light. It can be used by children ages 7 and up, subject to the contraindications detailed in our FAQs.

What is the actual level of evidence?

Solid results for certain recovery markers in localized PBM prior to exercise, mixed results for musculoskeletal disorders, and still limited data on the whole-body chamber itself. We publish both negative and positive studies on our Publications page.

Can we try out the booth before making a decision?

Yes, at the Rééduca trade show from September 17 to 19, 2026, in Paris, at booth A11, or at one of the equipped centers near you. Schedule an appointment to arrange a trial.

Let's talk about your practice, not a fact sheet

A 20-minute video call to discuss the role of the clinic in your care journey, as well as its setup, funding, and staff training.

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Or by phone: +33 (0)3 62 02 82 20

Information pack

Get the Body Boost Bed information pack

Specifications for the CE-marked medical device, 25-minute hands-free protocol, integration, and support: leave us your contact information to get immediate access to the documentation.

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