Seeing red: Are the benefits of light therapy any more than skin deep?

Neuronic is featured in The Daily Telegraph's Living360 Health, Fitness & Wellbeing section in "Seeing red" by Mattie Lacey-Davidson, which asks whether the benefits of light therapy go beyond skincare. The article looks at light therapy across three areas: the brain, fitness, and recovery. Neuronic LIGHT opens the "For your brain" section as an at-home helmet worn for a few minutes a day, which delivers near-infrared light through the scalp. This approach is known as transcranial photobiomodulation (PBM). Our Scientific Advisor, neuroscientist Dr Ramona von Leden, explains where the science stands: "The mechanism here is not mysterious. Near-infrared light at these wavelengths has been studied for years. What the field still needs is larger, longer trials with consumer devices." She adds that early findings on attention, processing speed and sleep are encouraging, but that the research is still at an early stage: "I would rather people understood exactly where the evidence is than were sold something it is not." That commitment to clear, honest science is at the heart of how we talk about our technology at Neuronic.

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