Light Therapy at The Den Chiropractic

Now offering light therapy patches.

A Brief History of Light as a Wellness Tool

People have used sunlight for wellness for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptian, Indian, and Greek cultures practiced heliotherapy, a form of sun-based therapy that was widely used in many traditions. Today, phototherapy using artificial light is studied and used in a variety of settings, and researchers continue to explore how different types of light are applied.

Benefits

Activates and rejuvenates stem cells systemically

Reduces inflammation

Reduces joint stiffness and pain

Improves muscle and bone density

Improves strength and stamina

Reduces recovery time

Increases hair growth and thickness

Eases anxiety and aggression

Supports cardiovascular and neurological health

Supports nerve regeneration

Improves lung tissue repair

Improves mental clarity

Supports restful sleep

Supports scar tissue remodeling

Increases Glycine to help inflammation

Increases Lysine for collagen

Improves hormone balance

Why We Chose This Option

Dr. Maria Lyons reviewed many of the light therapy devices and tools available and selected a simple, self-applied patch. Her goals were practical:

Ease of use: The patch is applied directly and requires no special equipment or appointments.

Simple routine: It is designed to be worn for about 12 hours a day, similar to how daylight follows a daily rhythm.

Affordability: The patch was selected with a range of budgets in mind.

How to Use the Patch

Apply a new patch to the skin in the morning, following the placement instructions included with the product.
Wear the patch for approximately 12 hours.
Remove it and apply a fresh patch the next day.
Repeat as part of your daily routine.

Product Information and Safety

Light therapy patches are wellness products. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before starting any new wellness product, especially if you are pregnant, have a medical condition, or take medication.