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What is Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy?
Photobiomodulation (PBM) Therapy is an innovative, non-invasive therapy using targeted red and near-infrared light to support cellular function, mitochondrial energy production, circulation, healthy inflammatory responses and nervous-system regulation. Unlike heat lamps or red-light bulbs, PBM uses medically targeted wavelengths backed by university-level research; including studies in stroke recovery and cognitive health.
While not a cure, PBM is a powerful, supportive tool that may help improve symptom outcome and overall resilience.
Photobiomodulation is being investigated in areas ranging from brain & cognitive health to neurological rehabilitation, inflammation, mitochondrial function and autonomic regulation; including research involving stroke recovery and neurodegenerative conditions. There are currently over 200 published studies on PBM.
PBM may be incorporated into care plans for patients experiencing:
- Alzheimer's & Parkinson's Disease
- Autism & ADHD
- Brain fog, memory & cognitive concerns
- Cellular energy & mitochondrial dysfunction
- Chronic inflammatory conditions
- Chronic pain & musculoskeletal recovery
- Chronic sinus & upper-airway inflammation
- Chronic stress, anxiety & poor nervous-system regulation
- Dysautonomia & autonomic nervous system imbalance
- Fatigue
- Gut-brain dysfunction & motility concerns
- Healthy aging, brain health & overall wellness
- Immune dysregulation
- Mold or environmental exposure-related symptoms
- Neuro-immune disorders
- Post-concussion & neurological recovery support
- PTSD
- Sleep disturbances
- Vagal activity dysfunction
Multiple Ways to Target Therapy
Cranial PBM:
Targeted light delivery to support brain energy metabolism, cognitive function and neurological health.
Vagus Nerve PBM:
Designed to support autonomic balance, relaxation, gut-brain communication and healthy vagal activity.
Intranasal PBM:
Targeted intranasal light therapy that may be incorporated into protocols addressing nasal/sinus health and other individualized neurological or inflammatory goals.