LED Light Therapy in Banbury, Oxfordshire
LED Light Therapy uses concentrated doses of visible and infrared light to stimulate healing at a cellular level. Over 50 years of independent research supports its therapeutic benefits.
The treatment is non-invasive, painless, and suitable for a wide range of conditions.
The science behind light therapy
Different wavelengths of light are absorbed by specific proteins in the body’s cells, triggering biological responses. Research has identified at least 24 positive changes at the cellular level.
The Avalon system uses pulsed red, blue, and infrared light. Pulsed delivery produces deeper and more consistent results than continuous light.
The Avalon is also infused with Nogier, quantum zero point, and solfeggio frequencies, adding further therapeutic dimensions to the treatment.
What it may support
- Increased circulation
- Stimulation of ATP (cellular energy) release
- Promotion of cell regeneration
- Faster healing
- Relief from nerve pain
- Supports the body’s natural detoxification
- Reduced inflammation
- Non-invasive and safe
Blue light therapy for oral health
Using a food-grade gel, blue light therapy at the clinic may:
- Enhance tooth colour
- Freshen the mouth
- Help support gum health
- Support oral digestion, the first stage of carbohydrate breakdown
Research published in 2008 confirmed that blue-violet and infrared light may be effective against periodontal conditions and supports overall health and wellbeing.
What to expect
You will lie down (or sit, where necessary) in a relaxed position for your session. The light pads are applied directly to the skin where possible, though they can also work through clothing.
You will feel the pads become comfortably warm, and may faintly hear some of the frequencies used during treatment. Sessions are comfortable and there is no recovery time needed.
Price
Inclusive of sterilisation.
Book an LED therapy session
Call Ann directly on 07802 525398. If she cannot answer, please leave your name and number and she will call you back.